Verbe [transitif] [ʀəpuse]
1) faire aller en arrière ou mettre loin de soi Exemple: ''repousser ''
2) ne pas accepter Exemple: ''repousser une offre''
3) remettre à plus tard Exemple: ''repousser un rendez-vous'' Verbe [intransitif] [ʀəpuse]
1) se développer, grandir de nouveau Exemple: ''Ses cheveux repoussent.''
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repousser (ww.)

to push up ; to keep away ; to keep off ; to keep out ; to lay off ; to move ; to move over ; to not follow up ; to object to ; to outvote ; to parry ; to postpone ; to preclude ; to push ; to push away ; to push off ; to hold off ; to put off ; to refuse ; to reject ; to remove ; to renounce ; to repudiate ; to resist ; to rule out ; to scare off ; to scorn ; to shove away ; to shut out ; to spurn ; to turn down ; to vote down ; to frighten off ; to abstain ; to alienate ; to avert ; to debar ; to decline ; to defend ; to denounce ; to deter ; to disapprove ; to disclaim ; to evacuate ; to except ; to except from ; to exclude ; to fend off ; to fob off with ; to force back ; to frighten away ; to disown

repousser

chase away ; condemn ; disapprove of ; drive away ; expel ; rebuke ; slab ; stamp in by hand ; to defer. ; to push back ; beat back

Bronnen: interglot; Trueterm; Wakefield genealogy pages; Download IATE, European Union, 2017.




FR: abandonner
FR: balayer
FR: bousculer
FR: chasser
FR: contester
FR: culbuter
FR: décaler
FR: différer
FR: écarter
FR: exclure

Let op; `move` wordt wel in UK-Engels gebruikt maar niet of zelden in US-Engels. In UK-Engels gebruikt men `move house / move flat / etc.` In US-Engels gebruikt men `move / move out`