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m'exerce
practice

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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I. exercé (exercée) [ɛɡzɛʀse] VERBO Part perf

exercé → exercer

II. exercé (exercée) [ɛɡzɛʀse] ADJ

exercé (exercée) main
deft, skilled
exercé (exercée) oreille
trained
exercé (exercée) œil
expert
exercé (exercée) œil
practised Brit
exercé (exercée) personne
experienced

I. exercer [ɛɡzɛʀse] VERBO trans

1. exercer (appliquer):

exercer autorité, droit, responsabilité
to exercise (sur over)
exercer pression, force, influence, contrôle, autorité
to exert (sur on)
exercer effet
to have (sur on)
exercer un chantage sur qn
to blackmail sb
dans les pays où la guerre/le paludisme exerce ses ravages
in countries devastated by war/malaria
toute discrimination exercée en raison de la nationalité
any discrimination on grounds of nationality
exercer son talent d'écrivain contre qn
to bring one's skill as a writer to bear against sb

2. exercer (pratiquer):

exercer profession
to exercise
exercer métier, médecine, culte, art
to practise Brit
exercer le métier de viticulteur/professeur
to work as a wine grower/teacher
exercer la profession de médecin/juriste/d'architecte
to practise as ou to be a doctor/lawyer/architect
exerce-t-il un métier ou une activité?
does he have a job?
il exerce les fonctions de conseiller technique
he works as a technical adviser
exercer des fonctions consultatives
to act in an advisory capacity
exercer une activité rémunérée
to do paid work
le voleur qui exerçait son activité sur la côte
the thief who operated on the coast

3. exercer:

exercer (entraîner) corps, mémoire, esprit
to train, to exercise
exercer (donner de l'exercice à) corps, muscle
to exercise
exercer qn au tir ou à tirer
to give sb some shooting practice

II. exercer [ɛɡzɛʀse] VERBO intr (travailler)

exercer travailleur, employé:
to work
exercer médecin, juriste, architecte:
to practise Brit
il exerce en tant que conseiller
he works as an adviser

III. s'exercer VERBO reflex

1. s'exercer (s'entraîner):

s'exercer athlète:
to train
s'exercer musicien:
to practise Brit
s'exercer à la plongée ou à plonger
to practise diving
s'exercer au calme/à la patience
to make an effort to stay calm/be patient

2. s'exercer (se manifester):

s'exercer qualité:
to come out
leur ingéniosité s'exerce dans tous les domaines
their ingenuity comes out in everything they do

3. s'exercer (agir):

s'exercer influence, force:
to be exerted (sur on)
cette violence s'exerce contre moi
the violence is directed against me

I. exercer [ɛɡzɛʀse] VERBO trans

1. exercer (appliquer):

exercer autorité, droit, responsabilité
to exercise (sur over)
exercer pression, force, influence, contrôle, autorité
to exert (sur on)
exercer effet
to have (sur on)
exercer un chantage sur qn
to blackmail sb
dans les pays où la guerre/le paludisme exerce ses ravages
in countries devastated by war/malaria
toute discrimination exercée en raison de la nationalité
any discrimination on grounds of nationality
exercer son talent d'écrivain contre qn
to bring one's skill as a writer to bear against sb

2. exercer (pratiquer):

exercer profession
to exercise
exercer métier, médecine, culte, art
to practise Brit
exercer le métier de viticulteur/professeur
to work as a wine grower/teacher
exercer la profession de médecin/juriste/d'architecte
to practise as ou to be a doctor/lawyer/architect
exerce-t-il un métier ou une activité?
does he have a job?
il exerce les fonctions de conseiller technique
he works as a technical adviser
exercer des fonctions consultatives
to act in an advisory capacity
exercer une activité rémunérée
to do paid work
le voleur qui exerçait son activité sur la côte
the thief who operated on the coast

3. exercer:

exercer (entraîner) corps, mémoire, esprit
to train, to exercise
exercer (donner de l'exercice à) corps, muscle
to exercise
exercer qn au tir ou à tirer
to give sb some shooting practice

II. exercer [ɛɡzɛʀse] VERBO intr (travailler)

exercer travailleur, employé:
to work
exercer médecin, juriste, architecte:
to practise Brit
il exerce en tant que conseiller
he works as an adviser

III. s'exercer VERBO reflex

1. s'exercer (s'entraîner):

s'exercer athlète:
to train
s'exercer musicien:
to practise Brit
s'exercer à la plongée ou à plonger
to practise diving
s'exercer au calme/à la patience
to make an effort to stay calm/be patient

2. s'exercer (se manifester):

s'exercer qualité:
to come out
leur ingéniosité s'exerce dans tous les domaines
their ingenuity comes out in everything they do

3. s'exercer (agir):

s'exercer influence, force:
to be exerted (sur on)
cette violence s'exerce contre moi
the violence is directed against me
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
itinerant teacher
professeur m qui exerce sur plusieurs établissements
abuser
personne f qui exerce des sévices sexuels
child abuser
personne f qui exerce des sévices sexuels sur les enfants
trained mind, voice
exercé
to the trained eye/ear
pour un œil/une oreille exercé/-e
wield influence, authority
exercer (over sur)
coerce
exercer des pressions sur
dispense justice
exercer
jawbone
exercer des pressions sur

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inglês
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I. exercer [ɛgzɛʀse] VERBO trans

1. exercer (pratiquer):

exercer fonction
to fulfil Brit
exercer fonction
to fulfill americ
exercer le métier de professeur/d'infirmière
to work as a teacher/nurse

2. exercer (mettre en usage):

exercer pouvoir, droit
to exercise
exercer talent
to use
exercer pression, autorité
to exert

3. exercer (entraîner):

exercer oreille, goût, mémoire
to train
exercer jugement
to exercise
exercer les élèves à lire à voix basse
to give pupils lessons in reading quietly

II. exercer [ɛgzɛʀse] VERBO intr

exercer
to practise Brit
exercer
to practice americ

III. exercer [ɛgzɛʀse] VERBO reflex

1. exercer (s'entraîner):

s'exercer
to practise Brit
s'exercer
to practice americ
s'exercer DESP
to train
s'exercer à la trompette
to practise the trumpet

2. exercer (se manifester):

s'exercer dans un domaine habileté, influence
to be put to use in a field
exercer la profession de qc
to follow the profession of sth
exercer des sévices sur qn
to abuse sb
exercer la médecine
to practise medicine Brit
exercer la médecine
to practice medicine americ
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
wield influence, power
exercer
practise
s'exercer à
practise dentistry, law, medicine
exercer
practise
s'exercer
practise
exercer
to be a magnet for sb/sth fig
exercer une attraction sur qn/qc
to take reprisals against sb
exercer des représailles contre qn
exert control, pressure
exercer
lobby
exercer une pression
to lobby against/for sth
exercer une pression contre/en vue de qc
no Dicionário PONS
francês
francês
inglês
inglês

I. exercer [ɛgzɛʀse] VERBO trans

1. exercer (pratiquer):

exercer fonction
to fulfill
exercer le métier de professeur/d'infirmière
to work as a teacher/nurse

2. exercer (mettre en usage):

exercer pouvoir, droit
to exercise
exercer talent
to use
exercer pression, autorité
to exert

3. exercer (entraîner):

exercer oreille, goût, mémoire
to train
exercer jugement
to exercise
exercer les élèves à lire à voix basse
to give pupils lessons in reading quietly

II. exercer [ɛgzɛʀse] VERBO intr

exercer
to practice

III. exercer [ɛgzɛʀse] VERBO reflex

1. exercer (s'entraîner):

s'exercer
to practice
s'exercer DESP
to train
s'exercer à la trompette
to practice the trumpet

2. exercer (se manifester):

s'exercer dans un domaine habileté, influence
to be put to use in a field
exercer la profession de qc
to practice the profession of sth
exercer la médecine
to practice medicine
inglês
inglês
francês
francês
wield influence, power
exercer
to be a magnet for sb/sth fig
exercer une attirance sur qn/qc
exert control, pressure
exercer
to take reprisal(s) against sb
exercer des représailles contre qn
lobby
exercer une pression
to lobby against/for sth
exercer une pression contre/en vue d'obtenir qc
practice
s'exercer à
practice dentistry, law, medicine
exercer
practice
s'exercer
practice
exercer
preempt
exercer son droit de préemption sur
Présent
j'exerce
tuexerces
il/elle/onexerce
nousexerçons
vousexercez
ils/ellesexercent
Imparfait
j'exerçais
tuexerçais
il/elle/onexerçait
nousexercions
vousexerciez
ils/ellesexerçaient
Passé simple
j'exerçai
tuexerças
il/elle/onexerça
nousexerçâmes
vousexerçâtes
ils/ellesexercèrent
Futur simple
j'exercerai
tuexerceras
il/elle/onexercera
nousexercerons
vousexercerez
ils/ellesexerceront
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Exemplos do Dicionário PONS (verificados pela redação)

exercer le métier de professeur/d'infirmière
to work as a teacher/nurse
exercer les élèves à lire à voix basse
to give pupils lessons in reading quietly
s'exercer dans un domaine habileté, influence
to be put to use in a field
avoir/exercer de l'influence sur qn/qc
to have/exert influence over sb/sth
exercer des [ou user de] représailles contre qn
to take reprisals against sb
exercer le plus vieux métier du monde
to be in the oldest profession
avoir/exercer de l'ascendant sur qn
to have/exert influence over sb
pre-empt
exercer son droit de préemption sur
to lobby against/for sth
exercer une pression contre/en vue de qc
to serve one year as director
exercer sa fonction de directeur pendant un an

Exemplos unilingues (não verificados pela redação)

Dans sa profession de foi, il rappelait les bienfaits de son administration, et déclarait se rallier au septennat, tout en réservant ses préférences impérialistes.
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Se destinant à la profession d'avocate en cas d'échec de sa carrière de mannequin, elle commence à travailler en tant qu'assistante juridique.
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Des exemples de profession peuvent notamment inclure : médecin, pharmacien, chirurgien-dentiste, sage-femme, masseur-kinésithérapeute, physiothérapeute, ergothérapeute, psychomotricien, infirmier, podologue, aide-soignant, ambulancier, et attaché de recherche clinique.
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Hagman milite pour que les femmes aient les mêmes droits civils que les hommes et la possibilité d'accéder aux mêmes professions.
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Entre enseignants et agriculteurs, des échanges se tiennent, portant en particulier sur des informations et des conseils auprès de la profession.
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