page2ávFrnbattre des ailes, se débattreEngflap its wings, flap, beat off, strike offLiuulã pagdame n dat n fãage.FrnL'oiseau batte des ailes pour se délivrer.EngThe bird flaps its wings to get free.
page1àvFrnfermer, enfermerEngclose, shut, shut up, confine, lock inB pag-a-la roogo.FrnOn la enfermé dans une chambre.EngThey locked him in a room.Antonymepake1Synonymewogle2pagbo, pagre
pagleá-èvFrnbalancer, oscillerEngswing, jiggle, sway, oscillatePagã zoetame t'a bĩisã pagendẽ.FrnLa femme court et ses seins balancent.EngThe woman runs and her breasts sway.pagendapaglre
pagsevFrnouvrir plusieurs choses / foisEngopen several things / timespagsgopage
paka2ápagsenFrncroûteEngcrustNod-paka.FrnCroûte d'une plaie.EngCrust of a wound.Synonymewaka4
pakaaáadvFrnsilencieusement, tranquillementEngsilently, noiselessly, tranquillyZĩnd pakaa.FrnAssis-toi silencieusement.EngSit down silently.
pake1àpagsevFrnouvrir une chose / foisEngopen one thing / timeA paka roogã.FrnIl a ouvert la chambre.EngHe opened the room.Antonymepage1pakre
pake2à1vFrnconcernerEngto be concerned, involve, to be bothered, puzzled, worried by a situationWoto ka pak maam ye.FrnCela ne me concerne pas.EngThat doesn't involve me.2FrnpréoccuperEngpreoccupyYel-pakre.FrnAffaire préoccupant.EngA troublesome matter.3FrnennuyerEngannoypakre
pake5á-èpagsevFrntenir compagnie à, assister, accompagnerEngkeep somebody company, to be at, to be present at, accompanyB pak-a lame.FrnIls lui tiennent compagnie.EngThey keep him company.pakre
pake4á-èpagsevFrnempiler, classer les uns dans les autres, arranger des chosesEngpile up, stack, put one into the other, arrange things
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