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dâme
lady
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I. dame [dam] N f
1. dame:
dame (femme)
dame (de la noblesse)
une vieille dame
la dame de son cœur liter
de dame chapeau, parapluie
pour dames vêtements, coiffeur
ma bonne ou petite dame inf
2. dame (épouse):
dame inf
3. dame (dans fables, contes):
4. dame GAMES:
dame (aux dames)
aller à dame (aux dames)
5. dame LAW:
dame
(la) dame Durand
6. dame TECH (pour damer):
dame
II. dame [dam] INTERJ inf, dated
dame
dame oui!/non!
III. dames N fpl
1. dames GAMES:
draughts + vb sing Brit
checkers + vb sing Am
2. dames (inscription):
3. dames SPORTS:
4. dames (prostituées):
dames euph
IV. dame [dam]
dame de charité
dame d'honneur
dame de nage NAUT
dame pipi inf
dame-jeanne <pl dames-jeannes> [damʒɑn] N f
dame-jeanne
dame-d'onze-heures <pl dames-d'onze-heures> [damdɔ̃zœʀ] N f
damer [dame] VB trans
1. damer (tasser):
damer sol
damer neige
2. damer GAMES:
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I. dame [dam] N f
1. dame (femme):
dame
grande dame
2. dame pl (jeu):
dame
dame
3. dame GAMES:
dame
dame de trèfle
II. dame [dam] INTERJ inf
dame!
damer [dame] VB trans
1. damer (tasser):
damer terre
damer neige
2. damer GAMES:
Phrases:
Notre-Dame [nɔtʀədam] N f inv
1. Notre-Dame REL:
2. Notre-Dame (à Paris):
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dame
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I. dame [dam] N f
1. dame (femme):
dame
grande dame
2. dame pl (jeu):
dame
3. dame GAMES:
dame
dame de trèfle
II. dame [dam] INTERJ inf
dame!
damer [dame] VB trans
1. damer (tasser):
damer terre
damer neige
2. damer GAMES:
Notre-Dame [nɔtʀədam] N f inv
1. Notre-Dame REL:
2. Notre-Dame (à Paris):
grand(e) dame, monsieur
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dame
Présent
jedame
tudames
il/elle/ondame
nousdamons
vousdamez
ils/ellesdament
Imparfait
jedamais
tudamais
il/elle/ondamait
nousdamions
vousdamiez
ils/ellesdamaient
Passé simple
jedamai
tudamas
il/elle/ondama
nousdamâmes
vousdamâtes
ils/ellesdamèrent
Futur simple
jedamerai
tudameras
il/elle/ondamera
nousdamerons
vousdamerez
ils/ellesdameront
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En effet, leur dame ne peut assurer la protection de son monarque à elle seule, et leur tour est coincée sur la rangée de départ.
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C'est la dame qui fait les frais de leur empoignade.
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Mal lui en prend, car la dame aux envies ne tarde pas arriver : l’absinthe est bientôt bue.
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Johnson (1987) écrivit que le bateau « ressemblait plus à une fille quelconque travaillant qu'à la grande et belle dame de la mer ».
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Progression du record du monde de natation sportive dames pour l'épreuve du 50 mètres dos en bassin de 50 et 25 mètres.
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