ôter
B1#3,749Hear it
verb
to take away, remove
to take off, removeclothes, etc.
to remove, cuttext etc.); to take away (in arithmetic
to take (something) away from someone; to deprive
to move oneself, get out of the way
Used in the library
- – Salut un chacun, fit-il en ôtant son casque de laine."Hail one," he said, taking off his wool helmet.B1Maria Chapdelaine
- C’est pour cela que je ne me soucie pas que vous me l’ôtiez.That's why I don't care if you leave me.B2Les Trois Mousquetaires
- L'assassin lui ôta son mousquet et s'appuya, comme l'était auparavant la sentinelle, dans l'angle le plus avancé du bastion.The murderer took away his musket and leaned, as the watchman used to be, at the most advanced angle of the bastion.B2Le Chevalier de Mornac
- Quatre des principaux furent arrêtés sur le champ; et dans l'ignorance où l'on était de l'étendue des ramifications, on les envoya à Tadoussac afin de rompre entièrement la trame, et d'ôter à leurs associés l'envie même de les délivrer.Four of the principals were arrested immediately; and in ignorance of the extent of the ramifications, they were sent to Tadoussac in order to completely break the weft, and to take away from their associates the very desire to deliver them.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
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