dissiper

dissiper [disipe]

➭ TABLE 1

1. transitive verb

   a. [+ soupçon, crainte] to dispel ; [+ malentendu] to clear up

   b. dissiper qn to lead sb astray

• il dissipe ses camarades en classe he distracts his classmates

2. reflexive verb

► se dissiper

   a. [brouillard, fumée, nuages] to clear ; [inquiétude] to vanish ; [malaise, fatigue] to disappear

   b. [élève] to misbehave

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disipe
1.

verbe transitif to dispel [doute, illusion, fatigue]; to clear up [malentendu]; to disperse [fumée]; to distract [personne]

2.

se dissiper verbe pronominal

1) (disparaître) [menace] to recede; [illusion, doute, malaise] to vanish; [malentendu] to be cleared up; [brume] to clear

2) (s'agiter) [élève] to behave badly

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disipe vt

1) [vapeurs, brouillard] to clear

2) [soupçons, malaise] to dispel

3) [fortune] to squander, to fritter away

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dissiper verb table: aimer

A vtr to dispel [menace, doute, illusion, fatigue, malaise]; to clear up [malentendu]; to disperse [fumée]; to squander [patrimoine]; to distract [personne].

B se dissiper vpr

1 (disparaître) [menace] to recede; [illusion, doute] to vanish; [fatigue] to wear off; [malaise] to vanish, to wear off; [malentendu] to be cleared up; [brume] to clear;

2 (s'agiter) [élève] to grow restless.

[disipe] verbe transitif

1. [nuages, brouillard, fumée] to disperse

[malentendu] to clear up (separable)

[crainte, inquiétude] to dispel

2. [dilapider - héritage, patrimoine] to dissipate, to squander

3. [distraire] to distract, to divert

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se dissiper verbe pronominal intransitif

1. [orage] to blow over

[nuages] to clear away, to disperse

[brouillard] to lift, to clear

[fumée] to disperse

2. [craintes] to disappear, to vanish

[migraine, douleurs] to go, to disappear

3. [s'agiter - enfant] to misbehave, to be undisciplined ou unruly