pronounce

pronounce
pronounce [prəˈnaʊns]
1. transitive verb
   a. [+ letter, word] prononcer
• how is it pronounced? comment ça se prononce ?
   b. ( = declare) déclarer
• he was pronounced dead ils l'ont déclaré mort
• he pronounced himself in favour of the suggestion il s'est prononcé en faveur de la suggestion
2. intransitive verb
se prononcer
* * *
[prə'naʊns] 1.
transitive verb
1) Linguistics prononcer [letter, word]
2) gen prononcer [judgment, sentence]; rendre [verdict]; émettre [opinion]

to pronounce somebody dead — déclarer quelqu'un mort

2.
intransitive verb Law prononcer

to pronounce for/against somebody — rendre un jugement favorable/défavorable à quelqu'un

3.
reflexive verb

to pronounce oneself satisfied/bored — se déclarer satisfait/ennuyé

Phrasal Verbs:

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