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التَّصْلِيب
compléter
Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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I. complement N [Brit ˈkɒmplɪm(ə)nt, Am ˈkɑmpləmənt]
1. complement (gen):
complement MATH, LING
complément m (to à)
2. complement (quota):
complement
effectif m
with a full complement of staff
avec le personnel au complet
II. complement VB trans [Brit ˈkɒmplɪmɛnt, Am ˈkɑmpləˌmɛnt]
complement
compléter
to complement one another
se compléter
wine complements cheese
le vin accompagne bien le fromage
objective complement N LING
objective complement
complément m d'objet direct
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attribut
complement
nom attribut
complement
complément
complement (de to)
complément naturel
natural complement
complément
complement
complément
complement
être complémentaire l'un de l'autre
to complement each other
compléter arrêté: loi
to complement
compléter personne
to complement
se compléter éléments, personnes:
to complement each other
accompagnement (cortège)
complement
fonction sujet/complément
subject/complement function
in the PONS Dictionary
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complement [ˈkɒmplɪmənt, Am ˈkɑ:m-] VB trans
complement
compléter
to complement each other
se compléter
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attribut du sujet
noun complement
se compléter
to complement each other
complément
complement
complément du verbe
verb complement
adverbe/complément de manière
adverb/complement of manner
in the PONS Dictionary
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complement [ˈkam·plɪ·mənt] VB trans
complement
compléter
to complement each other
se compléter
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French
English
English
attribut du sujet
noun complement
compléter
to complement each other
complément
complement
complément du verbe
verb complement
adverbe/complément de manière
adverb/complement of manner
Present
Icomplement
youcomplement
he/she/itcomplements
wecomplement
youcomplement
theycomplement
Past
Icomplemented
youcomplemented
he/she/itcomplemented
wecomplemented
youcomplemented
theycomplemented
Present Perfect
Ihavecomplemented
youhavecomplemented
he/she/ithascomplemented
wehavecomplemented
youhavecomplemented
theyhavecomplemented
Past Perfect
Ihadcomplemented
youhadcomplemented
he/she/ithadcomplemented
wehadcomplemented
youhadcomplemented
theyhadcomplemented
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
to complement each other
se compléter
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
The forward line was complemented by wide half-backs and an attacking centre-half.
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Implicit measures have two main qualities that make them important complements to traditional explicit measures of stereotypes.
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In rural areas, depending on the situation, it either competes against or complements rural banks.
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The vessels' elegant design includes a tall base that complements the knop of the bowl's lid.
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The primary manipulator is an arm with force feedback, complemented by a seven-function manipulator for sample collection.
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