CORRUPTS - Αγγλικά-Γαλλικά μετάφραση

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γαλλικά

I. corrupt [βρετ kəˈrʌpt, αμερικ kəˈrəpt] ΕΠΊΘ

1. corrupt (immoral):

corrupt (gen) person, behaviour, system

corrompu

corrupt (sexually)

dépravé, corrompu

corrupt practices

malversations θηλ πλ

2. corrupt:

corrupt text, manuscript, language

corrompu

corrupt Η/Υ data

corrompu

3. corrupt (decomposed):

corrupt παρωχ

corrompu παρωχ

II. corrupt [βρετ kəˈrʌpt, αμερικ kəˈrəpt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. corrupt:

corrupt (pervert)

pervertir

corrupt (through bribery)

corrompre

to corrupt sb's morals

dépraver qn

2. corrupt (alter):

corrupt text, manuscript

altérer

3. corrupt (decompose):

corrupt παρωχ

corrompre παρωχ

III. corrupt [βρετ kəˈrʌpt, αμερικ kəˈrəpt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

1. corrupt book, film, lifestyle:

corrupt

corrompre

power corrupts

le pouvoir corrompt

2. corrupt (decompose):

corrupt παρωχ

se décomposer

notoriously corrupt/inefficient

d'une corruption/inefficacité notoire

γαλλικά

αγγλικά

corrompu (corrompue)

corrupt

prévaricateur (prévaricatrice)

corrupt

prévaricateur (prévaricatrice)

corrupt official

pervertir

to corrupt

gangrener

to corrupt

milieu gangrené

corrupt environment

se gangrener

to become corrupt

faisandé (faisandée) système, milieu

tainted, corrupt

corrompre jeunesse, mœurs, goût

to corrupt

dévoyer

to corrupt

dévoyer le sens d'un mot

to corrupt the meaning of a word

vicelard (vicelarde) personne, regard

depraved, corrupt

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γαλλικά

I. corrupt [kəˈrʌpt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. corrupt (debase):

corrupt

dépraver

2. corrupt (influence by bribes):

corrupt

corrompre

3. corrupt Η/Υ:

corrupt file

altérer

II. corrupt [kəˈrʌpt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

corrupt

se corrompre

III. corrupt [kəˈrʌpt] ΕΠΊΘ (influenced by bribes)

corrupt

corrompu(e)

corrupt practice

malhonnête

corrupt morals

moralité θηλ douteuse

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αγγλικά

véreux (-euse) personne

corrupt

corrompu(e)

corrupt

pervertir

to corrupt

pourri(e) personne, société

corrupt

dérégler mœurs

to corrupt

αγγλικά

γαλλικά

I. corrupt [kə·ˈrʌpt] ΡΉΜΑ μεταβ

1. corrupt (debase):

corrupt

dépraver

2. corrupt (influence by bribes):

corrupt

corrompre

3. corrupt comput:

corrupt file

altérer

II. corrupt [kə·ˈrʌpt] ΡΉΜΑ αμετάβ

corrupt

se corrompre

III. corrupt [kə·ˈrʌpt] ΕΠΊΘ (influenced by bribes)

corrupt

corrompu(e)

corrupt practice

malhonnête

corrupt morals

moralité θηλ douteuse

γαλλικά

αγγλικά

corrompu(e)

corrupt

véreux (-euse) personne

corrupt

pourri(e) personne, société

corrupt

dérégler mœurs

to corrupt

Present

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we	corrupt
you	corrupt
they	corrupt

Past

I	corrupted
you	corrupted
he/she/it	corrupted
we	corrupted
you	corrupted
they	corrupted

Present Perfect

I	have	corrupted
you	have	corrupted
he/she/it	has	corrupted
we	have	corrupted
you	have	corrupted
they	have	corrupted

Past Perfect

I	had	corrupted
you	had	corrupted
he/she/it	had	corrupted
we	had	corrupted
you	had	corrupted
they	had	corrupted

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