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amusant(e)

Dicionário de Francês Oxford-Hachette

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amusing [Brit əˈmjuːzɪŋ, americ əˈmjuzɪŋ] ADJ

amusing

I. amuse [Brit əˈmjuːz, americ əˈmjuz] VERBO trans

1. amuse (cause laughter):

2. amuse (entertain):

amuse game, story:

3. amuse (occupy):

amuse activity, hobby:

II. to amuse oneself VERBO reflex

1. to amuse oneself (entertain):

2. to amuse oneself (occupy):

III. amused ADJ

amuse-bouche [Brit əˌmjuːzˈbuːʃ, əˌmuːzˈbuːʃ, americ əˌmuzˈbuʃ] SUBST

memorably amusing, interesting
madly amusing, exciting, extravagant, jealous
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divertissant (divertissante) (qui fait rire)
amusing
plaisant (plaisante)
amusing, funny
distrayant (distrayante)
entertaining, amusing
to be incredibly funny ou amusing
réjouissant (réjouissante)
amusing

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amusing ADJ

amusing
amusing situation

amuse [əˈmju:z] VERBO trans

1. amuse:

2. amuse (occupy):

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amusing
no Dicionário PONS
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amusing ADJ

amusing
amusing situation

amuse ·ˈmjuz] VERBO trans

1. amuse:

2. amuse (occupy):

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Present
Iamuse
youamuse
he/she/itamuses
weamuse
youamuse
theyamuse
Past
Iamused
youamused
he/she/itamused
weamused
youamused
theyamused
Present Perfect
Ihaveamused
youhaveamused
he/she/ithasamused
wehaveamused
youhaveamused
theyhaveamused
Past Perfect
Ihadamused
youhadamused
he/she/ithadamused
wehadamused
youhadamused
theyhadamused

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It was distributed in five editions and elicited over two hundred published rejoinders in two years.
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Our world was one of battles of ideas; of contestations and rejoinders.
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To the angry persons entirely specific charges, the woman not only confesses, but accepts meekly a rejoinder in terms rarely used in a theatre today.
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Some feel forced to spend much of the time - far too much - in rebuttals, demurrers, rejoinders.
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The following year he published a rejoinder to the reply to this.
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