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Pocket Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:
violent, ~e /vjɔlɑ̃/ , /ɑ̃t/ adjective violent;
[colour] harsh.


Pocket Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary © 2005 Oxford University Press:
violer /vjɔle/ (conjugate⇒) transitive verb
  1. to rape;
    se faire ~ to be raped;
  1. to desecrate [tomb];
    ~ l'intimité de qn to invade sb's privacy;
  1. to infringe [law].

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'violent' found in these entries:
violent: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009

violer: WordReference English-French Dictionary © 2009
violentadjslashing
violentadjfierce
violent (affecté par la force)adjviolent (effected by force)
violent (avec force)adjviolent (with force)
violent (avec intensité)adjviolent (with intensity)
violent (dur)adjrough (harsh)
violent (farouche)adjfierce (violent)
violent (furieux)adjfurious (violent)
violent (impétueux)adjtempestuous (violent)
violent (orageux)adjstormy (violent)
violent (rageur)adjraging (violent)
Compound Forms/Formes composées
coup violent (coup très fort)nslog
coup violentnmheavy blow
film violentshoot-'em-up
jet violentnmhurl
lancer violentnmhurl
non-violentadjnonviolent
vent violentnmhowling wind
violent incendienmraging fire
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Principal Translations
violer (agresser)vassault (rape)
 
Additional Translations:
violernoutrage
violervviolate (rape)
violervbreak (violate)
violer (déshonorer)vdishonor US
violer (traité, loi)vbreak (treaty, law)
violervtrrape (crime: forced sex)
Compound Forms/Formes composées
violer la loivbreak the law
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