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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. accusé (accusée) [akyze] VB part perf

accusé → accuser

II. accusé (accusée) [akyze] AGG (accentué)

accusé (accusée) traits
strong
accusé (accusée) ride
deep
accusé (accusée) relief
marked

III. accusé (accusée) [akyze] SOST m (f) DIR

accusé (accusée)
defendant
les accusés
the accused
faites entrer l'accusé
call the defendant
‘accusé levez-vous’
‘will the defendant please rise’

IV. accusé (accusée) [akyze]

accusé de réception, AR
acknowledgement of receipt

I. accuser [akyze] VB vb trans

1. accuser DIR:

accuser plaignant:
to accuse (de of)
accuser juge:
to charge (de with)
il est accusé du meurtre de sa femme/de meurtre (par le plaignant, un témoin)
he is accused of murdering his wife/of murder
il est accusé du meurtre de sa femme/de meurtre (à l'issue du procès)
he is charged with murdering his wife/with murder

2. accuser (rendre coupable):

accuser personne: personne
to accuse (de (faire) of (doing))
accuser sort, malchance
to blame
accuser fait, preuve: personne
to point to
on l'accuse d'espionnage
he is accused of spying
il est accusé d'avoir provoqué un accident
he is accused of causing an accident
tout l'accuse
everything points to him
son silence l'accuse
his silence incriminates him
voici les photos qui l'accusent
here are the photos which point the finger at him
accuser qn/qc de tous les maux
to put all the blame on sb/sth

3. accuser (rendre évident):

accuser traits, expression: fatigue, ennui
to show
accuser ventes, affaires, chiffres: baisse, déficit
to show
accuser une hausse de 10%
to show a 10% increase
il accuse son âge
he looks his age
il accuse (bien) la cinquantaine
he looks all of his fifty years

4. accuser (accentuer) éclairage, maquillage:

accuser contour, défaut
to accentuate

II. s'accuser VB vb rifl

1. s'accuser (se rendre coupable):

s'accuser
to take the blame (de qc for sth, d'avoir fait for doing)
elle s'accuse pour protéger son amant
she took the blame to protect her lover

2. s'accuser (l'un l'autre):

s'accuser
to accuse each other (de (faire) of (doing))
ils s'accusent mutuellement d'être responsables du conflit
they are accusing each other of being to blame for the conflict

3. s'accuser (s'aggraver):

s'accuser contour, défaut, différence:
to become more marked ou pronounced

III. accuser [akyze]

accuser le coup
to be visibly shaken
accuser réception
to acknowledge receipt (de of)

I. accuser [akyze] VB vb trans

1. accuser DIR:

accuser plaignant:
to accuse (de of)
accuser juge:
to charge (de with)
il est accusé du meurtre de sa femme/de meurtre (par le plaignant, un témoin)
he is accused of murdering his wife/of murder
il est accusé du meurtre de sa femme/de meurtre (à l'issue du procès)
he is charged with murdering his wife/with murder

2. accuser (rendre coupable):

accuser personne: personne
to accuse (de (faire) of (doing))
accuser sort, malchance
to blame
accuser fait, preuve: personne
to point to
on l'accuse d'espionnage
he is accused of spying
il est accusé d'avoir provoqué un accident
he is accused of causing an accident
tout l'accuse
everything points to him
son silence l'accuse
his silence incriminates him
voici les photos qui l'accusent
here are the photos which point the finger at him
accuser qn/qc de tous les maux
to put all the blame on sb/sth

3. accuser (rendre évident):

accuser traits, expression: fatigue, ennui
to show
accuser ventes, affaires, chiffres: baisse, déficit
to show
accuser une hausse de 10%
to show a 10% increase
il accuse son âge
he looks his age
il accuse (bien) la cinquantaine
he looks all of his fifty years

4. accuser (accentuer) éclairage, maquillage:

accuser contour, défaut
to accentuate

II. s'accuser VB vb rifl

1. s'accuser (se rendre coupable):

s'accuser
to take the blame (de qc for sth, d'avoir fait for doing)
elle s'accuse pour protéger son amant
she took the blame to protect her lover

2. s'accuser (l'un l'autre):

s'accuser
to accuse each other (de (faire) of (doing))
ils s'accusent mutuellement d'être responsables du conflit
they are accusing each other of being to blame for the conflict

3. s'accuser (s'aggraver):

s'accuser contour, défaut, différence:
to become more marked ou pronounced

III. accuser [akyze]

accuser le coup
to be visibly shaken
accuser réception
to acknowledge receipt (de of)

rage [ʀaʒ] SOST f

1. rage:

rage MED, VET
rabies uncountable
être atteint de la rage
to have rabies
vaccin contre la rage
rabies vaccine

2. rage (fureur):

rage
rage
être en rage contre qn/qc
to be furious with sb/about sth
être pris d'une rage aveugle/meurtrière/impuissante
to go into a blind/murderous/helpless rage
être fou de rage
to be in a mad rage
être ivre de rage
to be beside oneself with rage
étouffer/écumer de rage
to choke/foam with rage
se mettre ou entrer dans une rage folle
to fly into a rage
serrer les poings de rage
to clench one's fists with rage
avoir la rage au cœur ou au ventre
to (inwardly) seethe with rage
accepter qc la rage au cœur
to accept sth while inwardly seething (with rage)
mettre qn en rage
to make sb's blood boil
faire rage maladie, concurrence, spéculation:
to be rife
faire rage épidémie, incendie, tempête, bataille:
to rage

3. rage (passion):

rage
passion
la rage du jeu
a passion for gambling
la rage de réussir/de gagner
a passion for success/for winning
il s'entraîne/travaille avec rage
he trains/works with passionate dedication
rage de dents
raging toothache
rage furieuse
furious rabies
rage paralytique
dumb rabies

locuzioni:

qui veut noyer son chien l'accuse de la rage
give a dog a bad name and hang him
injustement accusé, condamné
unjustly
inglese
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francese
francese
accuse DIR
accuser (of de)
he accused me of stealing his pen
il m'a accusé d'avoir volé son stylo
you might be accused of lying
on pourrait t'accuser de mentir
to stand accused of sth
être accusé de qc
denounce
accuser (for doing d'avoir fait)
to be denounced as a traitor/thief
être accusé de trahison/vol
the accused DIR (one)
l'accusé/-e m/f
unjustly accused/slandered
injustement accusé/calomnié
to be accused of plotting
être accusé d'avoir tramé un complot
falsely accused (accidentally)
accusé à tort
falsely accused (deliberately)
faussement accusé
indict (gen)
accuser

nel dizionario PONS

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inglese
inglese

I. accusé(e) [akyze] SOST m(f) DIR

accusé(e)
defendant

II. accusé(e) [akyze] AGG

accusé visage, traits:

accusé(e)
pronounced

accusé [akyze] SOST m

accusé de réception
acknowledgement of receipt

I. accuser [akyze] VB vb trans

1. accuser (déclarer coupable):

accuser
to accuse
accuser qn d'un vol
to accuse sb of theft
accuser qn d'un vol police
to charge sb with theft

2. accuser (souligner):

accuser
to highlight

3. accuser (montrer):

il accuse la fatigue des jours passés
he's showing the strain of the last few days

II. accuser [akyze] VB vb rifl s'accuser de qc

1. accuser (se déclarer coupable):

s'accuser de qc
to confess to sth

2. accuser (se rendre responsable):

s'accuser de qc
to take the blame for sth
être indulgent envers l'accusé
to be lenient with the accused
citer accusé
to summon
citation d'un accusé
summons pl + sing vb
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
accuse
accuser
to stand accused of sth/doing sth
être accusé de qc/de faire qc
to be wrongly convicted
être accusé à tort
acknowledgement
accusé m de réception
to bring an accusation against sb
accuser qn de
nel dizionario PONS
francese
francese
inglese
inglese

I. accusé(e) [akyze] SOST m(f) DIR

accusé(e)
defendant

II. accusé(e) [akyze] AGG

accusé visage, traits:

accusé(e)
pronounced

accusé [akyze] SOST m

accusé de réception
acknowledgement of receipt

I. accuser [akyze] VB vb trans

1. accuser (déclarer coupable):

accuser
to accuse
accuser qn d'un vol
to accuse sb of theft
accuser qn d'un vol police
to charge sb with theft

2. accuser (souligner):

accuser
to highlight

3. accuser (montrer):

il accuse la fatigue des jours passés
he's showing the strain of the last few days

II. accuser [akyze] VB vb rifl s'accuser de qc

1. accuser (se déclarer coupable):

s'accuser de qc
to confess to sth

2. accuser (se rendre responsable):

s'accuser de qc
to take the blame for sth
être indulgent envers l'accusé
to be lenient with the accused
acquitter accusé
to acquit
citer accusé
to summon
citation d'un accusé
summons pl + vb sing
inglese
inglese
francese
francese
accuse
accuser
to be accused of sth/doing sth
être accusé de qc/de faire qc
acknowledg(e)ment
accusé m de réception
to be wrongly convicted
être accusé à tort
Présent
j'accuse
tuaccuses
il/elle/onaccuse
nousaccusons
vousaccusez
ils/ellesaccusent
Imparfait
j'accusais
tuaccusais
il/elle/onaccusait
nousaccusions
vousaccusiez
ils/ellesaccusaient
Passé simple
j'accusai
tuaccusas
il/elle/onaccusa
nousaccusâmes
vousaccusâtes
ils/ellesaccusèrent
Futur simple
j'accuserai
tuaccuseras
il/elle/onaccusera
nousaccuserons
vousaccuserez
ils/ellesaccuseront
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Esempi dal dizionario PONS (verificati dalla Redazione)

plaider que l'accusé est très jeune
to plead that the defendant is very young
être indulgent envers l'accusé
to be lenient with the accused
et, par là même, il s'accuse
and by the very fact of saying so he's making an admission
il accuse la fatigue des jours passés
he's showing the strain of the last few days
citation d'un accusé
summons pl + sing vb
être en fuite accusé
to be on the run
accusé de réception
acknowledgement of receipt
témoigner avoir vu l'accusé
to testify that one saw the accused
acknowledgement
accusé m de réception
to stand accused of sth/doing sth
être accusé de qc/de faire qc

Esempi monolingue (non verificati dalla Redazione di PONS)

Ce dernier point est sujet à discussions chez de nombreux auteurs médiévaux, mais l’intérêt des juges pour la fama de l’accusé demeure évident.
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Les « intellectuels petits-bourgeois » du parti, accusés d'être trop portés sur la théorie, sont tenus pour responsables des insuffisances du développement de la guérilla.
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Une minute au premier et une minute moins leur retard pour les poursuivants accusant 60 secondes ou moins.
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Il est accusé de détournement de fonds et fait des aveux forcés.
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Ces deux hommes étaient en réalité accusés de spéculer, ce qui provoquait un renchérissement des prix.
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