héberger

héberger [ebεʀʒe]

➭ TABLE 3 transitive verb

   a. ( = loger) to house ; [+ ami] to put up ; [+ touristes] to accommodate

• il est hébergé par un ami he's staying with a friend

   b. ( = accueillir) [+ réfugiés] to take in

   c. [+ site internet] to host

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ebɛʀʒe

verbe transitif

1) (loger) [personne] to put [somebody] up [amis]; to accommodate [touristes]

2) (donner asile) [pays] to take [somebody] in [réfugiés]

3) (abriter) [bâtiment] to accommodate [touristes]; [refuge] to provide shelter for [montagnards, sans-abri]

4) Informatique to host [site]

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ebɛʀʒe vt

1) [visiteurs] to put up

Mon cousin a dit qu'il nous hébergerait. — My cousin said he would put us up.

2) [réfugiés] to take in

3) INFORMATIQUE to host

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héberger verb table: manger vtr

1 (loger) [personne] to put [sb] up [amis]; to accommodate [touristes];

2 (donner asile) [pays] to take in [réfugiés];

3 (abriter) [bâtiment] to accommodate, to provide accommodation for [touristes]; [refuge] to provide shelter for [montagnards, sans-abri];

4 Ordinat to host [site].

[ebɛrʒe] verbe transitif

[pour une certaine durée] to lodge, to accommodate

[à l'improviste] to put up (separable)

[réfugié, vagabond] to take in (separable), to shelter

[criminel] to harbour, to shelter

notre bâtiment hébergera le secrétariat pendant les travaux the secretarial offices will be housed in our building during the alterations

INFORMATIQUE

héberger un site Web to host a website