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saggravant
worsening

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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francuski
engleski
engleski

aggravant (aggravante) [aɡʀavɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ LAW

aggravant (aggravante) témoignage, circonstance

I. aggraver [aɡʀave] VB trans

1. aggraver (rendre pire):

aggraver situation, souffrance
aggraver crise, faute
aggraver santé, conditions
to make [sth] worse

2. aggraver (accroître):

aggraver risque, chômage, inflation, déficit

3. aggraver LAW:

aggraver peine

II. s'aggraver VB refl

1. s'aggraver (devenir pire):

s'aggraver situation, crise, conditions:
s'aggraver état de santé:
la situation va en s'aggravant

2. s'aggraver (augmenter):

s'aggraver chômage, inflation, dette:
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
worsen problem, crisis, shortage, flooding:
exacerbate situation
aggravate situation, illness
inflame conflict, situation
escalate inflation
develop difficulty:
develop war, illness:
fuel tension, fears

u rečniku PONS

francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

aggravant(e) [agʀavɑ̃, ɑ̃t] ADJ

I. aggraver [agʀave] VB trans

1. aggraver (faire empirer):

aggraver situation, crise
aggraver risque, chômage

2. aggraver (renforcer):

aggraver peine

II. aggraver [agʀave] VB refl

s'aggraver pollution, chômage
s'aggraver conditions sociales, difficultés
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
escalate incidents, problem
deepen crisis
deepen crisis
compound a problem
u rečniku PONS
francuski
francuski
engleski
engleski

aggravant(e) [agʀavɑ͂, ɑ͂t] ADJ

I. aggraver [agʀave] VB trans

1. aggraver (faire empirer):

aggraver situation, crise
aggraver risque, chômage

2. aggraver (renforcer):

aggraver peine

II. aggraver [agʀave] VB refl

aggraver s'aggraver:

aggraver pollution, chômage
aggraver conditions sociales, difficultés
engleski
engleski
francuski
francuski
escalate incidents, problem
deepen crisis
deepen crisis
compound a problem
sink health
Présent
j'aggrave
tuaggraves
il/elle/onaggrave
nousaggravons
vousaggravez
ils/ellesaggravent
Imparfait
j'aggravais
tuaggravais
il/elle/onaggravait
nousaggravions
vousaggraviez
ils/ellesaggravaient
Passé simple
j'aggravai
tuaggravas
il/elle/onaggrava
nousaggravâmes
vousaggravâtes
ils/ellesaggravèrent
Futur simple
j'aggraverai
tuaggraveras
il/elle/onaggravera
nousaggraverons
vousaggraverez
ils/ellesaggraveront

Primeri iz rečnika PONS (ručno uređeno)

s'aggraver pollution, chômage
s'aggraver conditions sociales, difficultés