Italian term
...significa “portare a sé”. In sé include ......
Essenzialmente sedurre significa “portare a sé”. In sé include una serie di abilità che sono utili in tutte le aree della vita, non solo sessuale.
| 4 +2 | ...signifie "porter à soi". En soi, le mot inclut une série.. |
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Proposed translations
Italy
Native in: French
Works in: Italian to French, French to Italian, French, and 1 more.
...signifie "porter à soi". En soi, le mot inclut une série..
Sur le plan étymologique, séduire signifie "porter à soi". En soi, le mot inclut une série...
Ce n'est pas exact :
En français, « séduire » signifie conduire faussement, détourner (du latin « se-ducere », mener à part... confimé par le site de l'ATILF)
mais on ne va pas réécrire le texte ;-)
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