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possédé(e)
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I. possess [брит. pəˈzɛs, америк. pəˈzɛs] ГЛ. перех.
1. possess:
possess (have) property, weapon, proof
possess (illegally) arms, drugs
2. possess (be endowed with):
possess quality, facility, charm
possess power, advantage
to be possessed of офиц. charm, feature
3. possess (take control of):
possess anger, fury: person
possess devil: person
to be possessed by idea, illusion
to be possessed by jealousy
what possessed you/him to do that?
II. possessed ПРИЛ. (by demon)
possessed
he was screaming like one possessed
self-possessed [брит., америк. ˈˌsɛlf pəˈzɛst] ПРИЛ.
self-possessed person:
self-possessed
possessed by devils
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английский
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détenir armes
receler (garder) marchandise
to own, to possess офиц.
to have, to possess офиц.
comme un sourd crier, taper, frapper
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possessed ПРИЛ.
possessed
to behave like sb possessed
possess [pəˈzes] ГЛ. перех. a. перенос.
what possessed you?
to be possessed by anger/ambition
self-possessed ПРИЛ.
self-possessed
to be possessed by the Devil
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английский
английский
английский
английский
французский
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possessed ПРИЛ.
possessed
to behave like sb possessed
possess [pə·ˈzes] ГЛ. перех. a. перенос.
what possessed you?
to be possessed by anger/ambition
self-possessed ПРИЛ.
self-possessed
to be possessed by the Devil
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французский
английский
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Present
Ipossess
youpossess
he/she/itpossesses
wepossess
youpossess
theypossess
Past
Ipossessed
youpossessed
he/she/itpossessed
wepossessed
youpossessed
theypossessed
Present Perfect
Ihavepossessed
youhavepossessed
he/she/ithaspossessed
wehavepossessed
youhavepossessed
theyhavepossessed
Past Perfect
Ihadpossessed
youhadpossessed
he/she/ithadpossessed
wehadpossessed
youhadpossessed
theyhadpossessed
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She is the one member of the family still able to move freely through their town, and so she ends up becoming stronger, more self-possessed.
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One that is self-possessed, has an all-consuming obsession and will stop at nothing to win.
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She becomes more self-possessed, less a victim of time than a faintly amused bystander, feeling the first stirrings of something beyond the material world.
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He appeared self-possessed and decided and was popular amongst his men because of his care for their concerns.
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In conversation, as in performance, he's self-possessed but with a brooding air of diffidence.
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