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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary
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I. fragmenter [fʀaɡmɑ̃te] VB trans
fragmenter (casser) substance
fragmenter (morceler) domaine, parti
fragmenter travail
fragmenter vacances, texte
II. se fragmenter VB refl
se fragmenter refl:
se fragmenter pierre:
to break (en into)
se fragmenter parti:
to split (en into)
English
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fragmented system, world, rhythm
fragmenté
splinter fig party, alliance etc:
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I. fragmenter [fʀagmɑ̃te] VB trans
to split sth up into sth
II. fragmenter [fʀagmɑ̃te] VB refl
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fragmenté(e)
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I. fragmenter [fʀagmɑ͂te] VB trans
to split sth up into sth
II. fragmenter [fʀagmɑ͂te] VB refl
fragmenter se fragmenter:
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fragmenté(e)
Présent
jefragmente
tufragmentes
il/elle/onfragmente
nousfragmentons
vousfragmentez
ils/ellesfragmentent
Imparfait
jefragmentais
tufragmentais
il/elle/onfragmentait
nousfragmentions
vousfragmentiez
ils/ellesfragmentaient
Passé simple
jefragmentai
tufragmentas
il/elle/onfragmenta
nousfragmentâmes
vousfragmentâtes
ils/ellesfragmentèrent
Futur simple
jefragmenterai
tufragmenteras
il/elle/onfragmentera
nousfragmenterons
vousfragmenterez
ils/ellesfragmenteront
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La composition politique du parlement afghan est relativement floue et très fragmentée.
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Certaines régions germaniques, quant à elles, préfèrent se tourner vers un gothique particulièrement sobre, aux surfaces blanches subtilement fragmentées en formes géométriques polygonales.
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Œuvre « in situ », elle forme dans son ensemble une courbe fragmentée qu'il est difficile d'appréhender dans sa totalité depuis un unique point de vue.
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Il propose une réalité fragmentée dans le temps, non linéaire, et cherche à créer des sensations fortes, troublantes, déstabilisantes, chez le lecteur.
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Les espèces terrestres vont d'autant plus se diversifier que les continents vont se fragmenter, ou au contraire se réunir.
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