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lattraper
to catch her

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. attrape-clics [atʀapklik] N m (sur Internet)

clickbait uncountable

II. attrape-clics [atʀapklik] ADJ inv (sur Internet)

attrape-mouches, attrape-mouche <pl attrape-mouches> [atʀapmuʃ] N m

1. attrape-mouches (plante):

2. attrape-mouches (piège):

I. attraper [atʀape] VB trans

1. attraper (saisir en mouvement):

attraper personne, animal, ballon

2. attraper (capturer):

attraper malfaiteur, animal

3. attraper (prendre):

attraper corde, main, jambe

4. attraper (contracter) inf personne:

attraper maladie, virus
attraper coup de soleil
attraper manie, accent

5. attraper (surprendre) inf:

attraper personne
to catch [sb] out

6. attraper (réprimander) inf:

attraper personne
to tell [sb] off

7. attraper (recevoir) inf:

attraper coup, punition, amende

8. attraper (saisir par la pensée) inf:

attraper mots, phrase
attraper idées

II. s'attraper VB refl

s'attraper refl maladie:

I. rattraper [ʀatʀape] VB trans

1. rattraper (rejoindre):

rattraper concurrent, passant, niveau

2. rattraper (capturer):

rattraper fugitif, animal

3. rattraper (compenser):

rattraper absence, temps perdu, déficit, différence
rattraper points, arriérés, temps de retard, distance
to make up (on sur)

4. rattraper (réparer):

rattraper dommage, omission
rattraper problème, tort, erreur
rattraper paroles, gaffe verbale
rattraper inconvénient
rattraper situation
rattraper sauce
rattraper maille

5. rattraper (saisir):

rattraper objet

6. rattraper inf (permettre de passer):

rattraper SCHOOL, UNIV élève, étudiant
to let [sb] through, to let [sb] pass

II. se rattraper VB refl

1. se rattraper (se faire pardonner):

to redeem oneself (auprès de qn with sb)

2. se rattraper (compenser son désavantage):

3. se rattraper SCHOOL (atteindre le niveau requis):

4. se rattraper:

to make up one's losses (avec on)

5. se rattraper (éviter une catastrophe):

attrape-couillon <pl attrape-couillons> [atʀapkujɔ̃] N m sl

con inf

attrape-nigaud <pl attrape-nigauds> [atʀapniɡo] N m

con inf

attrape [atʀap] N f

rattrapage [ʀatʀapaʒ] N m

1. rattrapage:

rattrapage COMM, ECON (remise à jour)

2. rattrapage FIN:

3. rattrapage (de retard):

catching up uncountable (de with)

4. rattrapage SCHOOL:

déraper [deʀape] VB intr

1. déraper prix, affaire, débat:

2. déraper outil, couteau:

3. déraper personne, voiture:

4. déraper (skis):

I. attrait [atʀɛ] N m

1. attrait:

2. attrait (goût):

l'attrait de qn pour qc/qn
sb's liking for sth/sb

II. attraits N mpl

attraits mpl (charmes):

attraits liter

in the PONS Dictionary

I. attraper [atʀape] VB trans

1. attraper (capturer, saisir):

2. attraper (saisir, atteindre, avoir):

to catch sb doing sth

3. attraper (tromper):

4. attraper (comprendre):

attraper bribes, paroles

5. attraper (savoir reproduire):

attraper comportement, style, accent

6. attraper (recevoir):

attraper punition, amende

II. attraper [atʀape] VB refl s'attraper

1. attraper (se transmettre):

2. attraper (s'assimiler):

I. rattraper [ʀatʀape] VB trans

1. rattraper (rejoindre):

2. rattraper (regagner):

rattraper temps perdu, retard
rattraper sommeil
rattraper pertes

3. rattraper (retenir):

II. rattraper [ʀatʀape] VB refl

1. rattraper (se raccrocher):

2. rattraper (compenser, réparer, corriger une erreur):

attrape-nigaud <attrape-nigauds> [atʀapnigo] N m

attrape [atʀap] N f

rattrapage [ʀatʀapaʒ] N m

1. rattrapage d'une maille:

2. rattrapage SCHOOL (remise à niveau):

3. rattrapage SCHOOL, UNIV (repêchage):

4. rattrapage (rajustement):

rattrapage des salaires

5. rattrapage ind, COMM:

déraper [deʀape] VB intr

1. déraper (glisser):

déraper personne, semelles
déraper voiture

2. déraper (dévier):

déraper personne, conversation
déraper vers la politique roman, discussion

3. déraper ECON:

déraper prix, politique économique

I. draper [dʀape] VB trans (envelopper, plisser)

draper qc/qn de qc
to drape sb/sth in sth

II. draper [dʀape] VB refl

attrayant(e) [atʀɛjɑ̃, jɑ̃t] ADJ

attrayant paysage, personne:

draperie [dʀapʀi] N f

1. draperie (tenture) a. COMM:

2. draperie (fabrique):

attrait [atʀɛ] N m

in the PONS Dictionary

I. attraper [atʀape] VB trans

1. attraper (capturer, saisir):

2. attraper (saisir, atteindre, avoir):

to catch sb doing sth

3. attraper (tromper):

4. attraper (comprendre):

attraper bribes, paroles

5. attraper (savoir reproduire):

attraper comportement, style, accent

6. attraper (recevoir):

attraper punition, amende

II. attraper [atʀape] VB refl s'attraper

1. attraper (se transmettre):

attraper maladie contagieuse

2. attraper (s'assimiler):

I. rattraper [ʀatʀape] VB trans

1. rattraper (rejoindre):

2. rattraper (regagner):

rattraper temps perdu, retard
rattraper sommeil
rattraper pertes

3. rattraper (retenir):

II. rattraper [ʀatʀape] VB refl

1. rattraper (se raccrocher):

2. rattraper (compenser, réparer, corriger une erreur):

attrape-nigaud <attrape-nigauds> [atʀapnigo] N m

attrape [atʀap] N f

rattrapage [ʀatʀapaʒ] N m

1. rattrapage SCHOOL (remise à niveau):

2. rattrapage SCHOOL, UNIV (repêchage):

3. rattrapage COMM:

déraper [deʀape] VB intr

1. déraper (glisser):

déraper personne, semelles
déraper voiture

2. déraper (dévier):

déraper personne, conversation

3. déraper ECON:

déraper prix, politique économique

I. draper [dʀape] VB trans (envelopper, plisser)

draper qc/qn de qc
to drape sb/sth in sth

II. draper [dʀape] VB refl

draperie [dʀapʀi] N f (tenture)

draperie a. COMM

attractif (-ive) [atʀaktif, -iv] ADJ (séduisant)

attractif (-ive)

attrayant(e) [atʀɛjɑ͂, jɑ͂t] ADJ

attrayant paysage, personne:

Présent
j'attrape
tuattrapes
il/elle/onattrape
nousattrapons
vousattrapez
ils/ellesattrapent
Imparfait
j'attrapais
tuattrapais
il/elle/onattrapait
nousattrapions
vousattrapiez
ils/ellesattrapaient
Passé simple
j'attrapai
tuattrapas
il/elle/onattrapa
nousattrapâmes
vousattrapâtes
ils/ellesattrapèrent
Futur simple
j'attraperai
tuattraperas
il/elle/onattrapera
nousattraperons
vousattraperez
ils/ellesattraperont

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