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contend
être en compétition
anglais
anglais
français
français
I. contend [GB kənˈtɛnd, Am kənˈtɛnd] VERBE trans
contend
soutenir (that que)
II. contend [GB kənˈtɛnd, Am kənˈtɛnd] VERBE intr
1. contend:
to contend with
2. contend (compete):
français
français
anglais
anglais
disputer qc à qn trône, pouvoir
se disputer trône, titre, pouvoir, suprématie
lutter contre intempéries, bruit
I. contend [kənˈtend] VERBE intr
1. contend (compete):
contend
to contend for sth
to contend for a title
to contend against sb/sth
combattre qn/qc
2. contend (combat or cope with):
to contend with sth
to have sb/sth to contend with
3. contend (argue):
to contend with sb
II. contend [kənˈtend] VERBE trans
contend
I. contend [kən·ˈtend] VERBE intr
1. contend (compete):
contend
to contend for sth
to contend for a title
to contend against sb/sth
combattre qn/qc
2. contend (combat or cope with):
to contend with sth
to have sb/sth to contend with
3. contend (argue):
to contend with sb
II. contend [kən·ˈtend] VERBE trans
contend
Present
Icontend
youcontend
he/she/itcontends
wecontend
youcontend
theycontend
Past
Icontended
youcontended
he/she/itcontended
wecontended
youcontended
theycontended
Present Perfect
Ihavecontended
youhavecontended
he/she/ithascontended
wehavecontended
youhavecontended
theyhavecontended
Past Perfect
Ihadcontended
youhadcontended
he/she/ithadcontended
wehadcontended
youhadcontended
theyhadcontended
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to contend for sth
to contend against sb/sth
combattre qn/qc
to contend with sth
to have sb/sth to contend with
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Liberals contended that the law was a subterfuge to maintain segregation.
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This information is, by and large, not contended.
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The manager was impressed by the youth, contending that he was the only young man who ever worked for him who did not steal anything.
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Opponents contended that a first inventor-to-file system favored larger firms with well-established internal patenting procedures, patent committees and in-house attorneys over small business inventors.
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He contended for most of the week and had a share of the lead momentarily during the 3rd round.
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