accoucher

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accoucher [aku∫e]
➭ TABLE 1
1. transitive verb
• accoucher qn to deliver sb\'s baby
2. intransitive verb
( = être en travail) to be in labour (Brit) or labor (US) ; ( = donner naissance) to have a baby
• elle {{n}}accouchera{{/n}} en octobre her baby is due in October
• accoucher de (humorous) [+ roman] to produce (with difficulty)
• accouche ! (inf!) spit it out! (inf!)
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akuʃe

1.

verbe transitif to deliver

2.

accoucher de verbe transitif indirect
accoucher de — to give birth to [enfant]; (produire) (colloq)
accoucher de — to produce [œuvre, idée]

3.

verbe intransitif to give birth
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akuʃe
1. vi
1) (= mettre un enfant au monde) to have a baby, to give birth, (= être en travail) to be in labour Grande-Bretagne to be in labor USA
accoucher d\'un garçon — to give birth to a boy, to have a boy
2) fig
accoucher de — to struggle to produce
2. vt
to deliver
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accoucher verb table: aimer
A vtr [médecin, sage-femme] to deliver [femme].
B accoucher de vtr ind
1 Méd accoucher de to give birth to [enfant];
2 ○(produire) accoucher de to produce [œuvre, idée]; alors, t\'accouches○! OK, spit it out○!; ⇒ montagne.
C vi to give birth.

[akuʃe] verbe intransitif
1. [avoir un bébé] to have a baby, to give birth
pendant qu\'elle accouchait while she was giving birth ou in labour
j\'accouche en juin my baby\'s due in June
2. (très familier) [parler]
accouche! spit it out!, let\'s have it!
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[akuʃe] verbe transitif
c\'est lui qui l\'a accouchée he delivered her baby
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accoucher de verbe plus préposition
1. [enfant] to give birth to, to have
accoucher de jumeaux to have twins
2. (familier) [produire] to come up with, to produce

deliver, give birth


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