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dismember

/dɪsˈmɛm.bər/

Traduction: Verbe signifiant couper, arracher ou séparer les membres d'un corps, ou diviser quelque chose en parties.

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/dɪsˈmɛm.bər/C1formal
  • frVerbe signifiant couper, arracher ou séparer les membres d'un corps, ou diviser quelque chose en parties.

A verb meaning to cut, tear, or pull the limbs from a body, or to divide something into parts.

  1. Tear or cut off limbsC2formal

    To cut, tear, or pull off the limbs of a living or dead body.

    frdémembrement

    • The forensic team found evidence that the victim had been dismembered.
    • In ancient times, criminals were sometimes dismembered as a punishment.
    • The horror movie featured a scene where the monster dismembered its victims.

    Synonymeslimb

  2. Divide or break upC1formal

    To separate or break something into parts, often referring to organizations or territories.

    frDémembrer (diviser)

    • The empire was dismembered after the war.
    • The company was dismembered and sold off in pieces.
    • The treaty dismembered the former kingdom into several smaller states.

    Synonymesbreak upcarve updividefragmentpartitionsplit up

    Antonymesconsolidateintegratejoinmergeunite

Formes
  • dismembered past participle
  • dismembered past simple
  • dismembering present participle
  • dismembers third person singular
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