compose
com
kəm
kēm
pose
ˈpoʊz
powz
British pronunciation
/kəmˈpəʊz/

Définition et signification de « compose » en anglais

to compose
01

composer

to write a musical piece
Transitive: to compose a musical piece
to compose definition and meaning
example
Exemples
As part of his coursework, the music student was tasked to compose a short piece for solo violin.
Dans le cadre de son travail scolaire, l'étudiant en musique avait pour tâche de composer un petit morceau pour violon solo.
02

composer

to write a literary piece with a lot of consideration
Transitive: to compose a literary or scholarly piece
to compose definition and meaning
example
Exemples
The poet took hours to compose a heartfelt poem that captured the essence of love.
Le poète a passé des heures à composer un poème sincère qui capturait l'essence de l'amour.
03

composer, élaborer

to bring together various elements or components to create a unified whole
Transitive: to compose sth
example
Exemples
The chef composed a culinary masterpiece, combining diverse flavors and textures into a harmonious dish.
Le chef a composé un chef-d'œuvre culinaire, combinant des saveurs et des textures diverses en un plat harmonieux.
04

composer, constituer

to form or make up a whole
Transitive: to compose a whole
example
Exemples
The novel is composed of multiple chapters, each contributing to the overall narrative.
Le roman est composé de plusieurs chapitres, chacun contribuant à la narration globale.
05

se composer, se calmer

to bring one's emotions, demeanor, or thoughts into a state of calmness or control
Transitive: to compose one's thoughts or emotions | to compose oneself
example
Exemples
Despite the chaos around him, he managed to compose his thoughts and make a rational decision.
Malgré le chaos autour de lui, il a réussi à composer ses pensées et à prendre une décision rationnelle.
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