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glorifier
to glorify

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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French
English
English

I. glorifier [ɡlɔʀifje] VB trans

glorifier personne, Dieu, travail:

glorifier

II. se glorifier VB refl

se glorifier refl:

se glorifier
to glory (de qc in sth, d'avoir fait in having done)
se glorifier
to boast (de qc about sth, d'avoir fait about having done)
il n'y a pas de quoi se glorifier
English
English
French
French
glorifier
glorifier, chanter les louanges de
glorify (wrongly) regime, terrorism, violence, war
glorifier, faire l'éloge de
exalter, glorifier

in the PONS Dictionary

French
French
English
English

I. glorifier [glɔʀifje] VB trans

glorifier

II. glorifier [glɔʀifje] VB refl

se glorifier de qc
to glory in sth
English
English
French
French
glorifier
glorifier Dieu/le Seigneur
in the PONS Dictionary
French
French
English
English

I. glorifier [glɔʀifje] VB trans

glorifier

II. glorifier [glɔʀifje] VB refl

se glorifier de qc
to glory in sth
English
English
French
French
glorifier
glorifier Dieu/le Seigneur
Présent
jeglorifie
tuglorifies
il/elle/onglorifie
nousglorifions
vousglorifiez
ils/ellesglorifient
Imparfait
jeglorifiais
tuglorifiais
il/elle/onglorifiait
nousglorifiions
vousglorifiiez
ils/ellesglorifiaient
Passé simple
jeglorifiai
tuglorifias
il/elle/onglorifia
nousglorifiâmes
vousglorifiâtes
ils/ellesglorifièrent
Futur simple
jeglorifierai
tuglorifieras
il/elle/onglorifiera
nousglorifierons
vousglorifierez
ils/ellesglorifieront

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Examples from the PONS Dictionary (editorially verified)

se glorifier de qc
to glory in sth

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Ce dernier avait certainement pour objectif de glorifier les origines de son abbaye par cet acte providentiel et sacré.
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L'idéologie du juche est glorifiée autant que possible.
fr.wikipedia.org
Ce dernier est connu pour ses récits qui glorifient les héros francs.
fr.wikipedia.org
Dans cette dernière, la chanteuse glorifie la présence du soleil vers elle.
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Tous les éléments urbains étaient glorifiés et les usines et les inventions modernes (comme la voiture) étaient représentées pour leur beauté (cf. art.11).
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