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interpeller
to detain somebody (for questioning)
French
French
English
English
I. interpeller, interpeler [ɛ̃tɛʀpəle] VB trans
1. interpeller:
interpeller (appeler)
interpeller (apostropher)
2. interpeller:
interpeller (interroger sur place)
interpeller (emmener au poste)
3. interpeller POL:
interpeller
II. s'interpeller VB refl
s'interpeller personnes:
English
English
French
French
I. interpeller [ɛ̃tɛʀpəle] VB trans
1. interpeller (arrêter):
interpeller qn police
2. interpeller (sommer de s'expliquer):
interpeller un témoin sur un accident
3. interpeller (apostropher):
interpeller qn
interpeller qn (avec brusquerie)
II. interpeller [ɛ̃tɛʀpəle] VB refl
I. interpeller [ɛ͂tɛʀpəle] VB trans
1. interpeller (arrêter):
interpeller qn police
2. interpeller (sommer de s'expliquer):
interpeller un témoin sur un accident
3. interpeller (apostropher):
interpeller qn
interpeller qn (avec brusquerie)
II. interpeller [ɛ͂tɛʀpəle] VB refl
interpeller s'interpeller (s'apostropher):
interpeller
Présent
j'interpelle
tuinterpelles
il/elle/oninterpelle
nousinterpelons
vousinterpelez
ils/ellesinterpellent
Imparfait
j'interpelais
tuinterpelais
il/elle/oninterpelait
nousinterpelions
vousinterpeliez
ils/ellesinterpelaient
Passé simple
j'interpelai
tuinterpelas
il/elle/oninterpela
nousinterpelâmes
vousinterpelâtes
ils/ellesinterpelèrent
Futur simple
j'interpellerai
tuinterpelleras
il/elle/oninterpellera
nousinterpellerons
vousinterpellerez
ils/ellesinterpelleront
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Il est interpellé le 10 mai 2020, 74 jours après les événements.
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Le mardi 8 décembre, 72 personnes sont interpellées et 115 maisons sont fouillées.
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Le 15 février 1999, trois hommes sont interpellés.
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En juin 2021, plusieurs députés européens sont interpellés.
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Ainsi, dès le 16 août 2001, il est interpellé en possession de faux papiers et emprisonné pour « infraction à la législation sur l'immigration ».
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