French
English
I. supporter1 [sypɔʀte] VB trans
1. supporter (soutenir) structure, colonne, pilier:
- supporter toiture, édifice
- to support, to bear the weight of
2. supporter (prendre en charge):
- supporter frais, dépenses
- to bear
3. supporter (endurer):
- supporter privations, malheur
- to put up with, to endure
- supporter attitude, conduite, brimade, sarcasme
- to put up with
- supporter souffrance, solitude
- to bear, to endure
- supporter personne
- to put up with
- elle ne supporte plus son mari
- she can't stand her husband any more
- il ne supporte pas ce genre de musique/vantardise
- he can't stand this sort of music/boasting
- elle ne supporte pas d'attendre/la vue du sang
- she can't stand waiting/the sight of blood
4. supporter (accepter):
- supporter
- to put up with
- elle supporte tout de lui
- she puts up with ou takes anything from him
- je ne supporte pas qu'elle me réponde sur ce ton
- I won't stand for her taking that tone with me
- il a mal supporté tes critiques
- he found your criticisms hard to take
5. supporter (subir sans dommages):
- supporter plante: froid, chaleur
- to withstand
- personne: elle supporte bien la chaleur
- she can take ou stand the heat
- elle supporte mal la chaleur
- she can't take the heat, the heat doesn't agree with her
- il ne supporte pas l'aspirine
- aspirin doesn't agree with him
- il a bien supporté son opération
- he came through the operation well
- il n'a pas supporté l'opération
- he didn't come through the operation
- ce plat supporte la chaleur
- this dish is heat-resistant
- il a bien supporté le traitement
- he reacted well to the treatment
- il a bien supporté le voyage
- he stood the journey well
- il ne supporterait pas le voyage
- he couldn't manage the journey
- il ne fait pas très froid, mais on supporte un pull
- it's not very cold but you need a sweater
- je supporterais bien un pull
- I could do with a sweater
II. se supporter VB refl
se supporter refl:
- ils ne peuvent plus se supporter
- they can't stand each other any more
supporter2, supporteur [sypɔʀtœʀ] N mf
- supporter
- supporter
- il supporte mal les moqueries
- he can't tolerate people making fun of him
- il ne supporte pas la contradiction
- he can't bear to be contradicted
English
French
- tolerate temperature, isolation, trait, treatment
- supporter
- to tolerate doing
- supporter de faire
- tolerate drug, treatment
- tolérer, supporter
- endure behaviour, sight, lifestyle, person
- supporter
- football supporter
- supporter m de foot inf
- supporter SPORTS
- supporter m
- Blairite
- supporter mf de Tony Blair
- can't abide
- ne pouvoir pas supporter
- I can't abide sth/doing
- je ne peux pas supporter qc/de faire
French
English
I. supporter1 [sypɔʀte] VB trans
1. supporter (psychiquement):
- supporter
- to bear
- supporter de +infin
- to bear to +infin
- il supporte mal supporter/ne supporte pas supporter qu'elle fasse qc (subj)
- he can hardly bear/can't bear her doing sth
- je ne peux pas le supporter
- I can't bear it
2. supporter (physiquement):
- supporter alcool, chaleur
- to tolerate
- supporter douleur, opération
- to stand
- elle ne supporte pas supporter l'avion/la vue du sang
- she can't stand planes/the sight of blood
- supporter la chaleur plat
- to be heat-proof
3. supporter (subir):
- supporter affront, avanies, échec
- to suffer
- supporter les conséquences de qc
- to suffer [or endure] the consequences of sth
4. supporter (soutenir):
- supporter pilier
- to support
5. supporter SPORTS:
- supporter qn/qc (donner son appui)
- to support sb/sth
II. supporter1 [sypɔʀte] VB refl
- se supporter
- to stand each other
supporter2 (-trice) [sypɔʀtɛʀ] N m, supporteur [sypɔʀtœʀ, -tʀis] N m, f
- supporter (-trice)
- supporter
English
French
- well-wisher
- supporter mf
- follower
- supporter mf
- bear with
- supporter
- supporter
- supporter(-trice) m (f)
- a Bristol Rovers supporter
- un supporter des Bristol Rovers
- stand for
- supporter
- abide
- supporter
- to cope with sth
- supporter qc
- to bear comparison with sb/sth
- supporter la comparaison avec qn/qc
French
English
I. supporter1 [sypɔʀte] VB trans
1. supporter (psychiquement):
- supporter
- to bear
- supporter de +infin
- to bear to +infin
- il ne supporte pas qu'elle fasse qc (subj)
- he can't bear her doing sth
2. supporter (physiquement):
- supporter alcool, chaleur
- to tolerate
- supporter douleur, opération
- to stand
- elle ne supporte pas l'avion
- she can't stand planes
3. supporter (subir):
- supporter affront, avanies, échec
- to suffer
- supporter les conséquences de qc
- to suffer [or endure] the consequences of sth
4. supporter (soutenir):
- supporter pilier
- to support
5. supporter SPORTS:
- supporter qn/qc (donner son appui)
- to support sb/sth
II. supporter1 [sypɔʀte] VB refl
supporter se supporter:
- supporter
- to stand each other
supporter2 (-trice) [sypɔʀtɛʀ] N m, supporteur [sypɔʀtœʀ, -tʀis] N m, f
- supporter (-trice)
- supporter
English
French
- well-wisher
- supporter m
- to put up with with sb/sth
- supporter qn/qc
- stand for
- supporter
- bear with
- supporter
- follower
- supporter mf
- supporter (fan)
- supporter m
- abide
- supporter
- to cope with sth
- supporter qc
| je | supporte |
|---|---|
| tu | supportes |
| il/elle/on | supporte |
| nous | supportons |
| vous | supportez |
| ils/elles | supportent |
| je | supportais |
|---|---|
| tu | supportais |
| il/elle/on | supportait |
| nous | supportions |
| vous | supportiez |
| ils/elles | supportaient |
| je | supportai |
|---|---|
| tu | supportas |
| il/elle/on | supporta |
| nous | supportâmes |
| vous | supportâtes |
| ils/elles | supportèrent |
| je | supporterai |
|---|---|
| tu | supporteras |
| il/elle/on | supportera |
| nous | supporterons |
| vous | supporterez |
| ils/elles | supporteront |
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