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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

I. estime [ɛstim] N f

estime
tenir qn en piètre/haute estime

II. à l'estime ADV

1. à l'estime:

à l'estime NAUT, AVIAT naviguer, piloter

2. à l'estime fig:

I. estimer [ɛstime] VB trans

1. estimer (penser):

to feel (que that)

2. estimer (respecter):

estimer ami, artiste

3. estimer (chiffrer) expert:

estimer tableau, propriété
estimer dégâts
estimer qc à 500 euros objet
to value sth at 500 euros

4. estimer (calculer approximativement):

estimer distance, position, temps, nombre, coût
to estimate (à at)

5. estimer (deviner):

II. s'estimer VB refl

s'estimer refl:

sous-estimer [suzestime] VB trans

engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
estime f
estime f de soi
estime f
tenir qn en haute estime
esteem person
estime f

u rečniku PONS

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

estime [ɛstim] N f

estime

I. estimer [ɛstime] VB trans

1. estimer (évaluer):

2. estimer (considérer):

3. estimer (respecter):

II. estimer [ɛstime] VB refl

sous-estimer [suzɛstime] VB trans

scandaleusement exagéré, sous-estimé
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
estime f
tenir qn en haute estime
estime f de soi
u rečniku PONS
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

estime [ɛstim] N f

estime

I. estimer [ɛstime] VB trans

1. estimer (évaluer):

2. estimer (considérer):

3. estimer (respecter):

II. estimer [ɛstime] VB refl

sous-estimer [suzɛstime] VB trans

scandaleusement exagéré, sous-estimé
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
estime f
tenir qn en haute estime
estime f de soi
Présent
j'estime
tuestimes
il/elle/onestime
nousestimons
vousestimez
ils/ellesestiment
Imparfait
j'estimais
tuestimais
il/elle/onestimait
nousestimions
vousestimiez
ils/ellesestimaient
Passé simple
j'estimai
tuestimas
il/elle/onestima
nousestimâmes
vousestimâtes
ils/ellesestimèrent
Futur simple
j'estimerai
tuestimeras
il/elle/onestimera
nousestimerons
vousestimerez
ils/ellesestimeront