digresser
diɡʁese
Definition of digresser - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
écart de sujetRare s'écarter du sujet principal dans un discours ou un texteRare
- L'orateur a tendance à digresser quand il parle de politique.
- Il ne faut pas digresser lors d'une présentation professionnelle.
- L'auteur aime digresser pour ajouter des anecdotes personnelles.
Origin of digresser
latin, dis- (séparation) + gradi (marcher)
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- English:digress, ...
- German:abschweifen, ...
- Italian:divagare, ...
- Spanish:divagar, ...
- Portuguese:divagar, ...
- Chinese:跑题, ...
- Japanese:脱線する, ...
- Arabic:خرج عن الموضوع, ...
- Hebrew:לִסְטוֹת מֵהַנּוֹשֵׂא, ...
- Russian:отклоняться от темы, ...
- Ukrainian:відходити від теми, ...
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