ARGUE - Traduction anglais-français

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I. argue [GB ˈɑːɡjuː, Am ˈɑrɡju] VERBE trans

1. argue (debate):

argue

discuter (de)

argue

débattre (de)

they argued the point for hours

ils ont discuté or débattu la question pendant des heures

to argue one's point

argumenter son point de vue

to argue the case for disarmament

exposer les raisons en faveur du désarmement

it could be argued that …

on pourrait soutenir que …

well-argued case, essay

bien argumenté

2. argue (maintain):

argue

soutenir

she/the book argues that he was wrongly convicted

elle/le livre soutient qu'il a été injustement condamné

3. argue (persuade):

to argue sb into/out of doing sth

persuader/dissuader qn de faire qc (à force d'argument)

I argued my way into this job

je suis parvenu à obtenir cet emploi à force de discussions

4. argue (provide evidence of):

argue action, behaviour, incident:

dénoter

argue document:

suggérer

the evidence argues that …

tout porte à croire que …

II. argue [GB ˈɑːɡjuː, Am ˈɑrɡju] VERBE intr

1. argue (quarrel):

argue

se disputer (with avec)

they're always arguing (with each other)

ils se disputent constamment

to argue about or over money

se disputer pour des questions d'argent

we argued about who should pay

nous nous sommes disputés pour savoir qui devait payer

don't argue (with me)!

on ne discute pas!

2. argue (debate):

argue

discuter, débattre

to argue about case, issue, politics etc

discuter de, débattre de

3. argue (put one's case):

argue

argumenter (against contre)

to argue in favour of/against doing sth

exposer les raisons pour faire/pour ne pas faire qc

to argue for or in favour of policy, measure

parler en faveur de

4. argue (testify):

argue form

témoigner

it argues against him that he has no alibi

le fait qu'il n'a pas d'alibi témoigne contre lui

I. argue out VERBE [GB ˈɑːɡjuː -, Am ˈɑrɡju -] (argue out [sth], argue [sth] out)

argue out issue, proposal etc:

argue out

débattre [qc] à fond

circuitously argue

indirectement, de manière compliquée

inconclusively argue

de manière peu concluante

compellingly argue

de façon convaincante

forcefully say, argue

avec vigueur

dialectically proceed, argue

par la méthode dialectique

convincingly argue, claim, demonstrate, portray

de façon convaincante

relentlessly argue, attack

sans arrêt

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anglais

chicaner qn sur qc

to argue with sb about sth

chicaner qc à qn

to argue about sth with sb

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I. argue [ˈɑ:gju:, Am ˈɑ:rg-] VERBE intr

1. argue (have argument):

argue

se disputer

to argue about sth with sb

se disputer avec qn au sujet de qc

2. argue (discuss):

to argue with sb about sth

débattre avec qn de qc

3. argue (reason):

argue

argumenter

to argue for/against a proposal

argumenter en faveur de/contre une proposition

II. argue [ˈɑ:gju:, Am ˈɑ:rg-] VERBE trans

1. argue (debate):

argue

discuter

to argue that ...

alléguer que ...

2. argue (persuade):

to argue sb into/out of doing sth

convaincre qn de faire/ne pas faire qc

to argue the toss

discuter le coup

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anglais

discutailler

to argue (over nothing)

argumenter contre qn/qc

to argue with sb/sth

raisonner sur qc

to argue about sth

batailler

to argue

se bagarrer avec qn

to argue with sb

se disputer pour quelques arpents de terre

to argue over a few acres of land

discuter le prix

to argue over the price

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I. argue [ˈarg·ju] VERBE intr

1. argue (have argument):

argue

se disputer

to argue about sth with sb

se disputer avec qn au sujet de qc

2. argue (discuss):

to argue with sb about sth

débattre avec qn de qc

3. argue (reason):

argue

argumenter

to argue for/against a proposal

argumenter en faveur de/contre une proposition

II. argue [ˈarg·ju] VERBE trans

1. argue (debate):

argue

discuter

to argue that ...

alléguer que ...

2. argue (persuade):

to argue sb into/out of doing sth

convaincre qn de faire/ne pas faire qc

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anglais

argumenter contre qn/qc

to argue with sb/sth

se quereller avec qn à propos de qc

to argue [or fight] with sb over sth

discutailler

to argue (over nothing)

batailler

to argue

raisonner sur qc

to argue about sth

se bagarrer avec qn

to argue with sb

se disputer pour quelques arpents de terre

to argue over a few acres of land

discuter le prix

to argue over the price

Present

I	argue
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we	argue
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Past

I	argued
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we	argued
you	argued
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Present Perfect

I	have	argued
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Past Perfect

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Exemples monolingues (non vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

Shadows feel like living forces, trees like personalities; reality is improbably, yet convincingly, transfigured.

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But it lends claustrophobia to the outdoor scenes, while functioning convincingly enough as a pavilion in the festival meadow (where the knees-up includes jugglers and fire-eaters).

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Although she was 50 years old, the actress had a youthful appearance and had to be aged with makeup to portray the family matriarch convincingly.

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The movie convincingly demonstrates that when done right, moral and political quandaries can be the most intensely dramatic dilemmas of all.

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The problem is to find, or to formulate, convincingly, the common factor.

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