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Partial Matches
blâmer qn./qc.to blame sb./sth.
en vouloir à qn./qc.to blame sb./sth.
saigner (qn./qc.)to bleed (sb./sth.)
aveugler qn./qc.to blind sb./sth.
faire obstacle à qn./qc.to block sb./sth.
matraquer qn./qc.to bludgeon sb./sth.
photo. RadioTV flouter qn./qc.to blur sb./sth.
bombarder qn./qc.to bomb sb./sth.
mil. bombarder qn./qc.to bombard sb./sth.
lasser qn./qc. [ennuyer]to bore sb./sth.
briser qn./qc. [objet, jambe, rythme, personne]to break sb./sth.
allaiter qn./qc.to breastfeed sb./sth.
amener qc. à qn.to bring sb. sth.
valoir qc.à qn. [ennuis]to bring sb. sth.
amener qn./qc.to bring sb./sth.
meurtrir qn./qc.to bruise sb./sth.
enfouir qn./qc.to bury sb./sth.
ensevelir qn./qc.to bury sb./sth.
enterrer qn./qc.to bury sb./sth.
procurer qc. à qn.to buy sb. sth.
court-circuiter qn./qc. [fig.] [fam.]to bypass sb./sth.
appeler qn./qc.to call sb./sth.
convoquer qn./qc.to call sb./sth.
prévenir qn./qc. [médecin, police]to call sb./sth.
séduire qn./qc.to captivate sb./sth.
subjuguer qn./qc. [séduire]to captivate sb./sth.
capturer qn./qc.to capture sb./sth.
caresser qn./qc.to caress sb./sth.
caricaturer qn./qc.to caricature sb./sth.
mil. transp. embarquer qn./qc. [passager, armement]to carry sb./sth.
porter qn./qc.to carry sb./sth.
fustiger qn./qc. [condamner]to castigate sb./sth.
pourfendre qn./qc.to castigate sb./sth.
castrer qn./qc.to castrate sb./sth.
méd. MédVét. châtrer qn./qc.to castrate sb./sth.
attraper qn./qc.to catch sb./sth.
capturer qn./qc.to catch sb./sth.
prendre qn./qc. [attraper]to catch sb./sth.
rattraper qn./qc. [fugitif, animal]to catch sb./sth.
occasionner qc. à qn.to cause sb. sth.
célébrer qn./qc.to celebrate sb./sth.
changer (qn./qc.)to change (sb./sth.)
chasser qn./qc.to chase sb./sth.
poursuivre qn./qc.to chase sb./sth.
aimer bien qn./qc.to cherish sb./sth.
chérir qn./qc.to cherish sb./sth.
désigner qn./qc.to choose sb./sth.
baptiser qn./qc. [donner un nom à]to christen sb./sth.
citer qn./qc. [personne, exemple, chiffre]to cite sb./sth.
applaudir (qn./qc.)to clap (sb./sth.)
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