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French-English translation for: to be contemporary with sth
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être contemporain de qc.to be contemporary with sth.
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connaître qc.to be familiar with sth.
méconnaître qc.to be unfamiliar with sth.
être contemporain de qn.to be sb.'s contemporary
abonder en qc.to be plentiful with sth.
pâtir de qc.to be afflicted with sth.
frayer avec qn.to be friendly with sth.
regorger de qc.to be packed with sth.
ménager qc. [économiser]to be economical with sth.
vaquer à qc.to be busy with sth.
mal connaître qc.to be unfamiliar with sth.
abonder en qc.to be alive with sth.
abonder en qc.to be teeming with sth.
regorger de qc.to be crammed with sth.
grouiller de qc.to be swarming with sth.
équivaloir à qc.to be consistent with sth.
être affligé de qc.to be afflicted with sth.
équivaloir à qc.to be in conformity with sth.
être jonché de qc.to be strewn with sth.
avoir trait à qc.to be concerned with sth.
se confronter à qc.to be confronted with sth.
porter sur qc. [concerner]to be concerned with sth.
être parsemé de qc.to be littered with sth.
s'orner de qc.to be adorned with sth.
être habité par qc.to be filled with sth.
déborder de qc. [santé]to be bursting with sth.
équivaloir à qc.to be in keeping with sth.
équivaloir à qc.to be in line with sth.
être doté de qc.to be equipped with sth.
être orné de qc.to be adorned with sth.
utiliser qc. avec parcimonieto be sparing with sth.
être orné de qc.to be decorated with sth.
se doubler de qc.to be coupled with sth.
être aligné avec qc.to be square with sth.
être bardé de qc.to be covered with sth.
être imprégné de qc.to be impregnated with sth.
être enchanté de qc.to be pleased with sth.
être accablé de qc.to be overburdened with sth.
être las de qc.to be jaded with sth.
être chargé de qc.to be loaded with sth.
être disproportionné à qc.to be incommensurate with sth.
être bordé de qc.to be edged with sth.
être rempli de qc.to be filled with sth.
adm. être préposé à qc.to be tasked with sth.
s'enrichir de qc.to be enriched with sth.
se joncher de qc.to be strewn with sth.
être concerné par qc.to be concerned with sth.
être opposable à qc.to be confronted with sth.
s'associer à qc.to be associated with sth.
être indifférent à qc.to be unconcerned with sth.
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