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French-English translation for: sth gronked out
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relier qc. à qc.to link sth. to sth. [connect]
dr. réparer qc. par qc.to compensate for sth. through sth.
replacer qc. dans qc.to put sth. back in sth.
replacer qc. sur qc.to put sth. back on sth.
chim. phys. résoudre qc. en qc. [décomposer]to resolve sth. into sth.
math. retrancher qc. de qc.to take sth. away from sth.
suspendre qc. à qc. [hamac]to sling sth. from sth.
tasser qc. dans qc. [bagages]to cram sth. into sth.
tasser qc. sous qc. [bagages]to cram sth. under sth.
tirer qc. de qc. [document]to abstract sth. from sth.
tirer qc. de qc. [récit]to base sth. on sth.
transférer qc. dans qc. [bureau]to relocate sth. to sth.
unir qc. à qc.to join sth. to / with sth.
coller qc. par-dessus qc.to stick sth. on sth.
faire figurer qc. dans qc.to incorporate sth. in sth.
fin. abaisser qc. à qc.to reduce sth. to sth.
fin. abaisser qc. de qc.to reduce sth. by sth.
abîmer qc. avec qc.to deface sth. with sth.
zool. accoupler qc. à qc.to mate sth. with sth.
accrocher qc. à qc.to hang sth. from sth.
adapter qc. à qc.to fit sth. to sth.
adjoindre qc. à qc.to add sth. to sth.
adjoindre qc. à qc.to attach sth. to sth.
adosser qc. contre qc.to stand sth. against sth.
affilier qc. à qc.to affiliate sth. to sth.
math. ajouter qc. à qc.to add sth. to sth.
ajuster qc. à qc.to fit sth. into sth.
allier qc. à qc.to combine sth. and sth.
apposer qc. à qc.to affix sth. to sth.
apposer qc. sur qc.to affix sth. on sth.
appuyer qc. sur qc.to press sth. on sth.
arguer qc. de qc.to deduce sth. from sth.
arguer qc. de qc.to infer sth. from sth.
tech. articuler qc. sur qc.to connect sth. to sth.
associer qc. à qc.to link sth. to sth.
assortir qc. à qc.to combine sth. with sth.
attacher qc. à qc.to fasten sth. to sth.
attacher qc. à qc.to hitch sth. to sth.
attacher qc. à qc.to tether sth. to sth.
trains atteler qc. à qc.to couple sth. to sth.
équi. atteler qc. à qc.to harness sth. to sth.
atteler qc. à qc.to hitch sth. to sth.
axer qc. sur qc.to base sth. on sth.
barbouiller qc. de qc.to daub sth. with sth.
barbouiller qc. de qc.to smear sth. with sth.
électr. brancher qc. à qc.to plug sth. into sth.
choisir qc. parmi qc.to cull sth. from sth.
coller qc. à qc.to press sth. against sth.
coller qc. à qc.to stick sth. on sth.
coller qc. contre qc.to press sth. against sth.
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