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disposed

UK
/dɪsˈpəʊzd/
US
/dɪsˈpoʊzd/

Translations

disposedadjective
more disposed
Comp.
most disposed
Super.
UK
/dɪsˈpəʊzd/
US
/dɪsˈpoʊzd/
enclin àS'emploie surtout avec la construction « disposed to » pour marquer une tendance ou une inclination.
She was disposed to help anyone in need.
Elle était encline à aider toute personne dans le besoin.
disposé àS'emploie pour exprimer une inclination, une volonté ou un état d'esprit.
He was not disposed to listen to any more excuses.
Il n'était pas disposé à écouter d'autres excuses.
disposéSens descriptif : « arranged/placed in a particular order or position ».
The statues were disposed around the fountain.
Les statues étaient disposées autour de la fontaine.
Synonyms
inclined
willing
prepared
disposed to
favorably inclined
disposeverb

disposed

Past Simple

disposed
Past Simple
disposed
Past Participle
disposing
Gerund
UK
/dɪsˈpəʊz/
US
/dɪsˈpoʊz/
She disposed the chairs in a circle for the meeting.
Elle a disposé les chaises en cercle pour la réunion.
se débarrasser de
He disposed of the old newspapers by recycling them.
Il s'est débarrassé des vieux journaux en les recyclant.
porter àSoutenu ; suivi de « à » pour exprimer une inclination.
Her kindness disposed him to trust her.
Sa bonté l'a porté à lui faire confiance.
Additional translations
éliminerAu sens de vaincre ou régler rapidement un adversaire ou un problème.
Synonyms
discard
get rid of
dispose of
remove
eliminate
settle
arrange
manage
Antonyms
retain
keep

Definitions

disposedadjective
Having a certain inclination or tendency towards something.
She was disposed to help anyone in need.
In a particular state of mind or mood.
He was not disposed to listen to any more excuses.
Arranged or placed in a particular order or position.
The statues were disposed around the fountain.
disposeverb
To arrange or settle matters in a particular order or position.
She disposed the chairs in a circle for the meeting.
dispose of something: to get rid of, discard, or destroy something that is no longer wanted or needed.
He disposed of the old newspapers by recycling them.
To incline or make someone willing to do something.
Her kindness disposed him to trust her.
dispose of someone or something: to defeat, overcome, or finish dealing with a person, task, or problem quickly and efficiently.
The champion disposed of his opponent in just two rounds.
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