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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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I. proper [Brit ˈprɒpə, Am ˈprɑpər] N REL

proper

II. proper [Brit ˈprɒpə, Am ˈprɑpər] ADJ

1. proper (right):

proper term, spelling
proper order, manner, tool, choice, response
proper sense
proper precautions
proper clothing
qu'il faut after n
it is only proper for sb to do
in the proper way

2. proper (adequate):

proper funding, recognition
proper education, training
proper care, control

3. proper (fitting):

proper to form position, status
I did as I thought proper

4. proper (respectably correct):

proper person
proper upbringing
it wouldn't be proper to do
prim and proper
to do the proper thing by a girl euph

5. proper (real, full):

proper doctor, holiday, job
proper attr opportunity

6. proper (complete) inf:

I felt a proper fool!
it was a proper disaster
we're in a proper mess or pickle now

7. proper (actual) après n:

in the village proper

8. proper (particular to) form:

proper to sb/sth
propre à qn/qc

III. proper [Brit ˈprɒpə, Am ˈprɑpər]

to beat sb good and proper fig

proper name, proper noun N LING

proper name

proper fraction N

proper fraction

proper motion N ASTRON

proper motion
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
régulièrement effectué
in the proper manner
décent (décente)
proper, right
correct (correcte) tenue
proper
it wouldn't be right ou proper to go
as is right and proper

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I. proper [ˈprɒpəʳ, Am ˈprɑ:pɚ] ADJ

1. proper (real):

proper meal, tool, teacher

2. proper (suitable, correct):

proper method, training, place
the proper time for sth

3. proper (socially respectable):

proper
to be proper to +infin
être bien pour +infin

4. proper form (itself):

in Paris proper
the teaching proper

II. proper [ˈprɒpəʳ, Am ˈprɑ:pɚ] ADV Brit inf

1. proper (very):

proper

2. proper iron hum (genteelly):

proper

proper name, proper noun N

proper name

proper fraction N MATH

proper fraction
to be prim (and proper)
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
propre mot, terme
proper
to be very prim and proper
vrai(e) méthode, moyen
proper
to do sth in the proper manner
as is right and proper
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engleski
francuski
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I. proper [ˈpra·pər] ADJ

1. proper (true):

proper meal, tool

2. proper (suitable, correct):

proper method, training, place
the proper time for sth

3. proper (socially respectable):

proper
to be proper to +infin
être bien pour +infin

4. proper form (itself):

the city proper

II. proper [ˈpra·pər] ADV (completely)

proper

proper name, proper noun N

proper name

proper fraction N math

proper fraction
to be prim (and proper)
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski
to be very prim and proper
propre mot, terme
proper
vrai(e) méthode, moyen
proper
to do sth in the proper manner