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intersectant

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. intersect [Brit ɪntəˈsɛkt, Am ˌɪn(t)ərˈsɛkt] VB trans

1. intersect (gen):

intersect
croiser
a field intersected by ditches
un champ coupé par des fossés

2. intersect MATH:

intersect
couper

II. intersect [Brit ɪntəˈsɛkt, Am ˌɪn(t)ərˈsɛkt] VB intr

1. intersect roads, wires, ideas:

intersect
se croiser
two intersecting paths
deux chemins qui se croisent
to intersect with
croiser

2. intersect MATH:

intersect
se couper
let the line AB intersect CD MATH
soit la droite AB qui coupe CD
French
French
English
English
entrecroisement (de traits)
criss-crossing, intersecting
croisée d'ogives
intersecting ribs pl
s'entrecouper
to intersect
se recouper (se couper) lignes, cercles:
to intersect
couper MATH droite, courbe: axe
to intersect with
se couper
to cross, to intersect
se couper MATH
to intersect, to cross
se couper à angle droit
to intersect at right angles

in the PONS Dictionary

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I. intersect [ˌɪntəˈsekt] VB trans

1. intersect (cross at a junction):

intersect
entrecouper

2. intersect (divide with criss-crossing lines):

intersect
couper

II. intersect [ˌɪntəˈsekt] VB intr

intersect
se couper
the highway intersects the expressway near the hotel
l'autoroute croise la voie rapide près de l'hôtel
intersecting roads
carrefour
French
French
English
English
s'entrecroiser routes
to intersect
in the PONS Dictionary
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I. intersect [ˌɪn·t̬ər·ˈsekt] VB trans

1. intersect (divide by crossing):

intersect
couper

2. intersect (cross at junction):

intersect
entrecouper

II. intersect [ˌɪn·t̬ər·ˈsekt] VB intr

intersect
se couper
where science and politics intersect
là où la science et la politique se croisent
the highway and the expressway intersect near the hotel
l'autoroute croise la voie rapide près de l'hôtel
intersecting roads
carrefour m
French
French
English
English
entrecroiser
to intersect
Present
Iintersect
youintersect
he/she/itintersects
weintersect
youintersect
theyintersect
Past
Iintersected
youintersected
he/she/itintersected
weintersected
youintersected
theyintersected
Present Perfect
Ihaveintersected
youhaveintersected
he/she/ithasintersected
wehaveintersected
youhaveintersected
theyhaveintersected
Past Perfect
Ihadintersected
youhadintersected
he/she/ithadintersected
wehadintersected
youhadintersected
theyhadintersected
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carrefour

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Most of us can barely find the shampoo in the shower let alone polish off an eight kilometre.
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Not quite a moment, then, for reasoned reflection on what the sitting president has just done, let alone reasonable forecasts of what comes next.
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For the issues, far from being outdated, let alone resolved, by the enormous changes in our everyday world, have only increased in urgency.
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As if anyone who has ever brought up children or house-trained puppies, let alone commanded men at times of danger, could not have told us that for nothing!
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She later expressed amazement that she was able to even survive such a blow, let alone withstand it completely uninjured.
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