to betray
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bewray

Définition et signification de « betray » en anglais

to betray
01

trahir

to be disloyal to a person, a group of people, or one's country by giving information about them to their enemy 
Transitive: to betray sb/sth
to betray definition and meaning
informations grammaticales
composition morphologique
simple
verbe d’action
régulier
présent
betray
3e personne du singulier
betrays
participe présent
betraying
passé simple
betrayed
participe passé
betrayed
Exemples
The spy betrayed his country by passing classified information to the enemy. 

L'espion a trahi son pays en transmettant des informations classifiées à l'ennemi.

02

trahir, révéler

to reveal something, such as thoughts, feelings, qualities, etc. unintentionally 
Transitive: to betray a thought or feeling
Exemples
Her smile betrayed her nervousness. 

Son sourire trahissait sa nervosité.

03

trahir, abandonner

to abandon or fail someone, especially during a crucial or difficult moment 
Transitive: to betray sb
Exemples
In her moment of need, he betrayed her by walking away without offering any help. 

Dans son moment de besoin, il l'a trahie en s'éloignant sans offrir aucune aide.

04

trahir, divulguer

to reveal or share information that was entrusted to you in confidence, breaking trust or secrecy 
Transitive: to betray sth
Exemples
It was a breach of trust when he betrayed the company's secrets to a competitor. 

Ce fut une violation de confiance lorsqu'il a trahi les secrets de l'entreprise au profit d'un concurrent.

05

tromper, trahir

to cheat on one's spouse or romantic partner 
Transitive: to betray sb
Exemples
He betrayed his wife when he started an affair with a coworker. 

Il a trahi sa femme quand il a commencé une liaison avec un collègue.

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