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бессмысленные
the abyss
French
French
English
English
abîme, abime [abim] N m
1. abîme (précipice):
2. abîme (écart):
gulf (entre between)
3. abîme (ruine):
être au bord de l'abîme
toucher le fond de l'abîme (gén)
sa lente remontée de l'abîme
4. abîme (haut degré):
I. abîmer, abimer [abime] VB trans
abîmer objet
abîmer froid, produit: peau, mains
II. s'abîmer VB refl
1. s'abîmer (se détériorer):
s'abîmer objet:
s'abîmer fruit:
2. s'abîmer (sombrer) liter:
s'abîmer dans la mer bateau, avion:
3. s'abîmer (se plonger) liter:
to be lost in sth
horriblement brûlé, mutilé, abîmé
entrouvert (entrouverte) abîme liter
English
English
French
French
abîme m (between entre)
slough fig
worn façade, stone
French
French
English
English
abîmé(e) [abime] ADJ (endommagé)
abîme [abim] N m
1. abîme form (gouffre):
2. abîme (divergence):
I. abîmer [abime] VB trans (détériorer)
II. abîmer [abime] VB refl
1. abîmer (se gâter):
s'abîmer fruits, légumes
2. abîmer (détériorer):
insondable abîme
English
English
French
French
worn stone, statue
perish rubber, leather
perish rubber, leather
French
French
English
English
abîmé(e) [abime] ADJ (endommagé)
I. abîmer [abime] VB trans (détériorer)
II. abîmer [abime] VB refl
1. abîmer (se gâter):
s'abîmer fruits, légumes
2. abîmer (détériorer):
insondable abîme
English
English
French
French
worn stone, statue
ruin dress
to hurt sth
Présent
j'abime / OT abîme
tuabimes / OT abîmes
il/elle/onabime / OT abîme
nousabimons / OT abîmons
vousabimez / OT abîmez
ils/ellesabiment / OT abîment
Imparfait
j'abimais / OT abîmais
tuabimais / OT abîmais
il/elle/onabimait / OT abîmait
nousabimions / OT abîmions
vousabimiez / OT abîmiez
ils/ellesabimaient / OT abîmaient
Passé simple
j'abimai / OT abîmai
tuabimas / OT abîmas
il/elle/onabima / OT abîma
nousabimâmes / OT abîmâmes
vousabimâtes / OT abîmâtes
ils/ellesabimèrent / OT abîmèrent
Futur simple
j'abimerai / OT abîmerai
tuabimeras / OT abîmeras
il/elle/onabimera / OT abîmera
nousabimerons / OT abîmerons
vousabimerez / OT abîmerez
ils/ellesabimeront / OT abîmeront
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Elle évoque la solitude, l'impuissance à témoigner de la barbarie et l'abîme qui se creuse entre elle et ses amis.
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Tout ce que nous créons est projeté dès sa conception dans l'abîme du temps.
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Plus tard, on la retrouve noyée dans un lavoir, avec une lourde interrogation en abîme : qui est responsable de ce désastre ?
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Le regard de l'observateur est d'abord guidé vers l’abîme obscure des grands yeux noirs de cette odalisque.
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Il prophétise le monde et est sans cesse tendu entre deux abîmes : les femmes et la littérature.
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