interposer
ɛ̃tɛʁpoze
Definition of interposer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
placementmettre un objet entre deux autres éléments
- Il faut interposer une cloison entre les deux pièces.
2.
médiationplacer quelqu'un pour servir d'intermédiaire dans une situation
- Le directeur a décidé d'interposer un médiateur dans ce conflit.
Origin of interposer
latin, inter (entre) + ponere (placer)
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intervention
s'interposer dans un conflit pour séparer ou calmer les parties
Examples of interposer in a sentence
Elle a interposé sa main entre la porte et le mur. On a interposé un arbitre pour calmer la discussion. Elle a interposé son avocat entre elle et la partie adverse.
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- English:interpose, insert as a mediator, ...
- German:zwischenlegen, einschalten, ...
- Italian:interporre, inserire come mediatore, ...
- Spanish:interponer, mediar, ...
- Portuguese:interpor, intermediar, ...
- Chinese:夹在, 安排...调解, ...
- Japanese:挟む, 仲介させる, ...
- Arabic:وضع بين, توسط, ...
- Hebrew:לְהַפְרִיד, לְשַׁלֵּב מְתוּוֵךְ, ...
- Russian:вставлять между, вставлять посредника, ...
- Ukrainian:вставляти, залучити як посередника, ...
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