tangenter
tɑ̃ʒɑ̃teʁ
Definition Conjugation
Definition of tangenter - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
frôlerRare atteindre de justesse ou approcher très près sans vraiment toucherRare
- La balle a tangenté le poteau avant de sortir du terrain.
- Le randonneur a tangenté le bord de la falaise en perdant l’équilibre.
- L’avion a tangenté la limite de la zone orageuse avant de dévier sa route.
Origin of tangenter
latin, tangere (toucher) + -ent (qui) + -er (verbe)
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- English:graze, ...
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- Italian:sfiorare, ...
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- Portuguese:roçar, ...
- Chinese:擦过, ...
- Japanese:かすめる, ...
- Arabic:قارب, ...
- Hebrew:לְלַטֵּף בְּקוֹצֶה, ...
- Russian:едва задеть, ...
- Ukrainian:ледь зачепити, ...
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