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🗡️penetrate (pénétrez)

verb
/ˈpɛnɪtreɪt/
pénétrer (penetrer)
penetrable penetration
penetrate definition card — visual illustration of the meaning penetrate synonyms and antonyms card — visual word comparison penetrate collocation card — common word combinations and phrases

Signification

To pass into or through; to enter or pierce.
to go into or through something; to understand something deeply
Traduction de la signification
Passer à l'intérieur ou à travers ; entrer ou percer.
passer à l'intérieur ou à travers ; entrer ou percer.

Phrases d'exemple

The bullet could not penetrate the armor.

La balle n'a pas pu pénétrer l'armure.
La balle n'a pas pu pénétrer l'armure.

The bullet penetrated the wall.

La balle a pénétré le mur.
La balle a pénétré le mur.

Expressions d'exemple

penetrate the market
pénétrer le marché
penetrer le marché

Synonymes

pierce, pass through, infiltrate, enter, go through, permeate
Entrée 1
pierce, pass through, infiltrate, enter, go through
Entrée 2
pierce, enter, infiltrate, permeate

Antonymes

exit, withdraw, emerge, leave, surface
Entrée 1
exit, withdraw, emerge
Entrée 2
exit, leave, surface

Collocations

penetrate deeply, penetrate the market, penetrate defenses, penetrate the darkness, penetrate market, penetrate defense, penetrate surface, penetrate barriers
Entrée 1
penetrate deeply, penetrate the market, penetrate defenses, penetrate the darkness
Entrée 2
penetrate deeply, penetrate market, penetrate defense, penetrate surface, penetrate barriers

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