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groupe

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. group [brit. angl. ɡruːp, am. angl. ɡrup] SAM. (all contexts)

group
groupe m. spol
in groups atribut. behaviour, dynamics, mentality

II. group [brit. angl. ɡruːp, am. angl. ɡrup] GLAG. preh. glag. a. group together

group people, objects:

group
grouper (round autour de)
to group sth according to price

III. group [brit. angl. ɡruːp, am. angl. ɡrup] GLAG. nepreh. glag. a. group together

group
se grouper (round autour de)

IV. to group oneself GLAG. povr. glag.

to group oneself povr. glag. people (get into groups):

to group oneself
(get into a group) to group oneself around

Bloomsbury group [brit. angl. ˈbluːmzb(ə)ri ˌɡruːp] SAM.

blood group SAM.

blood group
groupe m. spol sanguin

umbrella group SAM.

umbrella group
collectif m. spol
umbrella group

control group SAM.

control group
groupe m. spol témoin

client group SAM.

client group

consumer group SAM.

consumer group

discussion group SAM.

lobby group SAM.

lobby group
lobby m. spol

reading group SAM.

reading group
groupe m. spol de lecture

v slovarju PONS

I. group [gru:p] SAM.

1. group (several together):

group
groupe m. spol

2. group (specially assembled):

group
réunion ž. spol

3. group (category):

group
classe ž. spol

4. group (business association):

group
groupement m. spol

5. group (musicians):

group
formation ž. spol

II. group [gru:p] GLAG. preh. glag.

group

III. group [gru:p] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

group
to group together round sb

blood group SAM.

blood group
groupe m. spol sanguin

group captain SAM. brit. angl. VOJ.

group captain

sponsoring group SAM.

group practice SAM.

group practice
cabinet m. spol de groupe

group ticket SAM.

1. group ticket AVTO.:

group ticket

2. group ticket (in tourism):

group ticket
billet m. spol de groupe

pop group SAM.

pop group
groupe m. spol pop

group dynamics SAM. mn.

group dynamics

group therapy SAM.

group therapy

pressure group SAM.

pressure group
v slovarju PONS

I. group [grup] SAM.

1. group (several together):

group
groupe m. spol

2. group (specially assembled):

group
réunion ž. spol

3. group (category):

group
classe ž. spol

4. group (business association):

group
groupement m. spol

5. group (musicians):

group
formation ž. spol

II. group [grup] GLAG. preh. glag.

group

III. group [grup] GLAG. nepreh. glag.

group
to group together around sb

sponsoring group SAM.

group dynamics SAM. mn.

group dynamics

in-group [ˈɪn·grup] SAM. pog.

in-group
masse ž. spol (populaire)
to be in with the in-group

age group SAM.

age group
tranche ž. spol d'âge

blood group SAM.

blood group
groupe m. spol sanguin

focus group SAM.

focus group
groupe m. spol témoin

group therapy SAM.

group therapy

group ticket SAM.

group ticket
billet m. spol de groupe

study group SAM.

study group

Glosar OFAJ "Intégration et égalité des chances"

risk group
minority group
group of teens
Present
Igroup
yougroup
he/she/itgroups
wegroup
yougroup
theygroup
Past
Igrouped
yougrouped
he/she/itgrouped
wegrouped
yougrouped
theygrouped
Present Perfect
Ihavegrouped
youhavegrouped
he/she/ithasgrouped
wehavegrouped
youhavegrouped
theyhavegrouped
Past Perfect
Ihadgrouped
youhadgrouped
he/she/ithadgrouped
wehadgrouped
youhadgrouped
theyhadgrouped

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She originally skated as a single skater, winning age group medals.
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Every summer the complex offers opportunities for players from ages 7 to 18 to try out for their age group.
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A small special unit was also established for deaf-blind students in this age group.
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The target age group is children from 4 to 7 years old.
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