propaler
pʁɔpale
Definition Conjugation
Definition of propaler - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
1.
secret révéléRare divulguer une information secrète au grand publicRare
- Un employé a propalé le plan du projet à la presse.
2.
rumeursRare répandre des rumeurs ou des confidences sans autorisationRare
- Ils ont propalé la nouvelle avant l’annonce officielle.
Origin of propaler
latin, propalare (divulguer)
Examples of propaler in a sentence
Elle craint que son associé ne propale leurs négociations secrètes. Il s’est excusé d’avoir propalé ces rumeurs infondées. Ne va surtout pas propaler ce secret au bureau.
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- English:leak, spread, ...
- German:an die Öffentlichkeit bringen, verbreiten, ...
- Italian:svelare, spargere, ...
- Spanish:divulgar, difundir, ...
- Portuguese:divulgar, espalhar, ...
- Chinese:泄露, 散布谣言, ...
- Japanese:漏らす, うわさを流す, ...
- Arabic:أَفْشَى الخَبَرَ, أَشاعَ, ...
- Hebrew:לְגַלּוֹת, לְפַזֵּר שְׁמוּעוֹת, ...
- Russian:разгласить, распространять слухи, ...
- Ukrainian:розголосити, поширювати, ...
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