dissoudre

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verb

to dissolve, break up, separate, disband
to dissolve, separate, disintegrate, disperse
to separate the constituent elements of an institutional group or legal relationship between people, and thus get rid of that group (as a m…
to nullifyas a contract

Forms

Present

I	dissous
you	dissous
he, she, it	dissout
we	dissolvons
you (plural)	dissolvez
they	dissolvent

Imperfect

I	dissolvais
you	dissolvais
he, she, it	dissolvait
we	dissolvions
you (plural)	dissolviez
they	dissolvaient

Past historic

I	dissolus
you	dissolus
he, she, it	dissolut
we	dissolûmes
you (plural)	dissolûtes
they	dissolurent

Future

I	dissoudrai
you	dissoudras
he, she, it	dissoudra
we	dissoudrons
you (plural)	dissoudrez
they	dissoudront

Conditional

I	dissoudrais
you	dissoudrais
he, she, it	dissoudrait
we	dissoudrions
you (plural)	dissoudriez
they	dissoudraient

Subjunctive

I	dissolve
you	dissolves
he, she, it	dissolve
we	dissolvions
you (plural)	dissolviez
they	dissolvent

Imperative

you	dissous
we	dissolvons
you (plural)	dissolvez

Other forms

infinitive	dissoudre
past participle	dissous
gerund	dissolvant
present participle	dissolvant

Used in the library

Mais ce conseil ne durait qu'autant que le gouverneur le voulait bien; il pouvait le dissoudre ou le changer à volonté, et rien ne l'obligeait à en suivre les décisions.But this council lasted only as long as the governor wanted; he could dissolve it or change it at will, and there was nothing to force it to follow its decisions.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I
Il craignit un moment de voir sa société se dissoudre; mais le baron de Poutrincourt, repassé en Europe, vint à son aide, et se chargea du gouvernement de la colonie naissante pour laquelle il partit sans délai.He feared for a moment that his society might dissolve; but the Baron of Poutrincourt, who had returned to Europe, came to his help, and took over the government of the nascent colony for which he left without delay.C1Histoire du Canada, tome I

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