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linjure
insult
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French
English
English
injure [ɛ̃ʒyʀ] N f
1. injure (insulte):
injure
abuse uncountable
couvrir qn d'injures
to heap abuse on sb
proférer des injures
to pour out abuse
2. injure (offense):
injure
injury (à to)
faire injure à qn
to insult sb
3. injure LAW:
être inculpé d'injure à qn
to be charged with abusing sb
4. injure (ravage):
injure form
ravages pl
l'injure des ans
the ravages of time
marmotter injure
to mutter
brailler injure
to yell out
marmonner injure
to mutter
irréparable tort, faute, crime, injure
irreparable
laver qc dans le sang injure, outrage
to exact retribution in blood for sth
répondre une injure
to answer ou reply with an insult
English
English
French
French
insult (remark)
injure f
a term of abuse
une injure
term of abuse
injure f
French
French
English
English
injure [ɛ̃ʒyʀ] N f
injure
insult
abreuver qn d'injure
to shower sb with abuse
il est prompt à l'injure
insults come quickly to his lips
oublier injure, querelle
to forget
English
English
French
French
abuse
injure f
a term of abuse
une injure
French
French
English
English
injure [ɛ͂ʒyʀ] N f
injure
insult
abreuver qn d'injure
to shower sb with abuse
oublier injure, querelle
to forget
English
English
French
French
abuse
injure f
term of abuse
injure
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Par extension, prompt vocal désigne le message joué par un répondeur téléphonique.
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Brassens chante ici les folies d'alcôve mais l'on sait que le vil flatteur est prompt à lécher les bottes de qui il peut tirer profit.
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La force de notre esprit est-elle d'une telle nature et si grande, qu'elle le rende aussi prompt à connaître que le sens ?
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Les scientifiques, s'attachant à faire des classifications, l'ont appelé chaux limites, chaux éminemment hydraulique, ciment naturel à prise rapide, ciment prompt.
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L'éditorial conclut en espérant son prompt retour à l'écran.
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