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himself [Brit hɪmˈsɛlf, Am hɪmˈsɛlf] PRON When used as a reflexive pronoun, direct and indirect, himself is translated by se (s' before a vowel): he's enjoying himself = il s'amuse bien; he's cut himself = il s'est coupé.
When used in emphasis the translation is lui-même: he himself didn't know = il ne le savait pas lui-même.
After a preposition, the translation is lui or lui-même: he can be proud of himself = il peut être fier de lui or de lui-même.
For particular usages see below.
1. himself (refl):
himself
he's hurt himself
2. himself (emphatic):
himself
he himself said that
3. himself (after prep):
himself
for himself
4. himself (expressions):
(all) by himself
he's not himself today
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English
English
he accidentally killed himself (en faisant while doing)
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French
French
himself [hɪmˈself] pers pron
1. himself reflexive:
himself
himself
s' + vowel
he hurt himself
2. himself (emphatic):
himself
3. himself after prep:
himself
he's proud of himself
he lives by himself
he told himself that ..
myself [maɪˈself] reflex pron
1. myself after verbs:
m' + vowel
2. myself (I or me):
3. myself after prep:
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French
English
English
M. X? ― lui-même!
Mr X? ― himself!
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English
French
French
himself [hɪm·ˈself] pers pron
1. himself reflexive:
himself
himself
s' + vowel
he hurt himself
2. himself (emphatic):
himself
3. himself after prep:
himself
he's proud of himself
he lives by himself
he told himself that ..
myself [maɪ·ˈself] reflex pron
1. myself after verbs:
m' + vowel
2. myself (I or me):
3. myself after prep:
French
French
English
English
M. X? – lui-même!
Mr. X? – himself!
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