- interpeller
- interpeller [ɛ̃tεʀpəle]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. ( = appeler) to call out tob. (au cours d'un débat) to questionc. (Police) to take in for questioningd. ( = concerner) [problème, situation] to concern• ça m'interpelle I can relate to that* * *ɛ̃tɛʀpəle
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verbe transitif1) (appeler) to call out to; (apostropher) to shout at2) (interroger sur place) to question; (emmener au poste) to take [somebody] in for questioning3) Politique to interpellate
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s'interpeller verbe pronominal [personnes] (amicalement) to shout to one another; (agressivement) to shout at one another* * *ɛ̃tɛʀpəle vt1) [police] to take in for questioning2) (= appeler) to call out to3) (= apostropher) to shout at4) POLITIQUE to interpellate, to question* * *interpeller verb table: aimerA vtr1 (appeler) to call out to; (apostropher) to shout at;2 (interroger sur place) to question; (emmener au poste) to take [sb] in for questioning;3 Pol to interpellate.B s'interpeller vpr [personnes] (amicalement) to shout to one another; (agressivement) to shout at one another.[ɛ̃tɛrpəle] verbe transitif1. [appeler] to call out, to hail2. [suj: police] to call in ou to stop for questioning3. [concerner] to call out (inseparable) toça m'interpelle quelque part (humoristique) it says something to me4. POLITIQUE to put a question to, to interpellate (soutenu)————————s'interpeller verbe pronominal (emploi réciproque)[s'appeler] to call out to ou to hail one another
Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. 2013.