daigner
dɛɲe
Definition of daigner - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
condescendanceaccepter de faire quelque chose avec condescendance ou réticence
- Il a daigné nous répondre après plusieurs relances.
- Elle n’a daigné jeter qu’un regard à la lettre.
- Le patron a daigné écouter nos suggestions.
Origin of daigner
latin, dignari (juger digne)
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politesse
daigner faire quelque chose par politesse
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- English:deign, ...
- German:sich herablassen, ...
- Italian:degarsi di, ...
- Spanish:dignarse, ...
- Portuguese:dignar-se, ...
- Chinese:屈尊, ...
- Japanese:しぶしぶ応じる, ...
- Arabic:تفضل, ...
- Hebrew:לְהוֹאִיל בִּטְרוּחַ, ...
- Russian:снизойти, ...
- Ukrainian:зволити, ...
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