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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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I. involve [Brit ɪnˈvɒlv, Am ɪnˈvɑlv] VB trans
1. involve (entail):
involve effort, travel
impliquer, nécessiter
involve danger, problems
entraîner
to involve doing job, sport, policy, plan:
impliquer or nécessiter de faire
it involves leaving early
cela implique or nécessite de partir tôt
there is a lot of work/effort involved
cela implique beaucoup de travail/d'efforts
there is some travelling/lifting involved
cela nécessite de voyager/porter des charges
the work involves computers
le travail concerne les ordinateurs
2. involve (cause to participate):
involve (gen) person, group
faire participer (in à)
involve (implicate) person, group
impliquer, mêler (in dans)
to be involved in (positive) business, project
participer à, être engagé dans
to be involved in (negative) scandal, robbery, fight
être mêlé à
to be involved in doing
s'occuper de faire
to get involved in or with sth (gen)
se trouver engagé dans qc
to get involved in or with sth (in sth dubious)
se trouver mêlé à qc
not to get involved in or with sth
rester à l'écart de qc
it will involve them in heavy expenditure
ça va les entraîner à de grosses dépenses
to feel involved
se sentir impliqué
3. involve (affect):
involve person, animal, vehicle
concerner, impliquer
three people were involved in the accident
trois personnes étaient impliquées dans l'accident
our future/their safety is involved
notre avenir/leur sécurité est en jeu
4. involve (engross) film, play, book:
involve person, audience
faire participer, prendre
to be involved in film, book, work
être pris par, être plongé dans
to get involved in film, play, book, work
se laisser prendre par, se plonger dans
5. involve (get emotionally attached):
to be/get involved with patient, client
être/devenir proche de
to be/get involved with (romantically) person
avoir une liaison avec
to be (too) involved in or with problem, situation
prendre [qc] à cœur
you're too involved to make a judgment
tu es trop concerné pour porter un jugement
Phrases:
to get involved (make a commitment)
s'engager
I don't want to get involved
je ne veux pas m'engager
II. to involve oneself in, to involve oneself with VB refl
to involve oneself in,to involve oneself with refl (participate):
to involve oneself in, to involve oneself with project, task
prendre part à
inherently involve, entail, encourage
par sa nature
the job involves a lot of travel
le poste exige beaucoup de déplacements
the job involves a lot of travel attr book, grant, plans, service
de voyage
the job involves a lot of travel brochure, company, firm, magazine
de voyages
the job involves a lot of travel allowance, voucher, expenses
de déplacement
the job involves a lot of travel business
de tourisme
the job involves a lot of travel writer
de récits de voyage
the job involves a lot of travel ban
de déplacements à l'étranger
the job involves travelling
le poste exige des déplacements
French
French
English
English
impliquer personnel, employé
to involve (dans in)
impliquer mesure
to involve
cela implique de faire
that involves doing
cela implique qu'elle fasse
that involves her doing
un tel projet implique de gros moyens
such a project involves a lot of money
le squash provoque une énorme dépense physique
squash involves an enormous expenditure of energy
je me figure le travail que cela présente
I can well imagine the amount of work it involves
comporter ou présenter un risque décision, action:
to involve some risk
se réclamer de ses ancêtres
to involve the memory of one's ancestors
engager la responsabilité du gouvernement sur un projet de loi
to bring a bill before parliament which will involve a motion of confidence in the government
in the PONS Dictionary
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involve [ɪnˈvɒlv, Am -ˈvɑ:lv] VB trans
1. involve (concern, affect):
involve
impliquer
2. involve (include, number among):
involve
inclure
3. involve (entail, necessitate):
involve
nécessiter
do you have any concept of what it will involve?
est-ce que tu te rends compte de ce que cela va impliquer?
French
French
English
English
impliquer de la concentration
to involve concentration
impliquer qn dans qc
to involve sb in sth
son métier l'amène à voyager
his job involves travelling
s'investir dans qc
to involve oneself deeply in sth
associer qn à un travail
to involve sb in a job
s'associer au projet de qn
to involve oneself in sb's project
mêler qn à qc
to involve sb in sth
toucher histoire, affaire
to involve
in the PONS Dictionary
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English
French
French
involve [ɪn·ˈvɔlv] VB trans
1. involve (concern, affect):
involve
impliquer
2. involve (include, number among):
involve
inclure
3. involve (entail, necessitate):
involve
nécessiter
do you have any concept of what it will involve?
est-ce que tu te rends compte de ce que cela va impliquer?
French
French
English
English
impliquer de la concentration
to involve concentration
impliquer qn dans qc
to involve sb in sth
associer qn à un travail
to involve sb in a job
s'associer au projet de qn
to involve oneself in sb's project
son métier l'amène à voyager
his job involves traveling
s'investir dans qc
to involve oneself deeply in sth
mêler qn à qc
to involve sb in sth
toucher histoire, affaire
to involve
Present
Iinvolve
youinvolve
he/she/itinvolves
weinvolve
youinvolve
theyinvolve
Past
Iinvolved
youinvolved
he/she/itinvolved
weinvolved
youinvolved
theyinvolved
Present Perfect
Ihaveinvolved
youhaveinvolved
he/she/ithasinvolved
wehaveinvolved
youhaveinvolved
theyhaveinvolved
Past Perfect
Ihadinvolved
youhadinvolved
he/she/ithadinvolved
wehadinvolved
youhadinvolved
theyhadinvolved
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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)
do you have any concept of what it will involve?
est-ce que tu te rends compte de ce que cela va impliquer?
associer qn à un travail
to involve sb in a job
s'associer au projet de qn
to involve oneself in sb's project
s'investir dans qc
to involve oneself deeply in sth
Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)
It was discontinued after 1909 as it was deemed to be inherently unsatisfactory and a points per win method replaced it in 1910.
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Painting is inherently subtractive, but pointillist colors often seem brighter than typical mixed subtractive colors.
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Despite its popularity among the group of dedicated hiking community, it is inherently dangerous.
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A place where social norms were upended was inherently suspect.
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Therefore, every language, like every living thing, is inherently valuable and worthy of protection and support.
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