A new dictionary French and English with another English and French according to the present use and modern orthography of the French inrich'd with new words, choice phrases, and apposite proverbs : digested into a most accurate method : and contrived for the use both of English and foreiners / Guy Miege ...

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• OTAGE (m.) an hostage, or pledge in Wars.
• Bailler ôtages, to give hostages.
• Recevoir des ôtages, to take hostages.
• OTER, to take away, to car∣ry away, to remove.
• Ote cela d'ici, take that away.
• Une chose qu'on peut ôter, ou remuer, a thing that may be ta∣ken away, or removed.
• Je l'ôterai de cette place, I shall make you remove from this place.
• Otez vous d'ici, go from hence, get you gone.
• Ote toi de mon jour, stand out of my light.
• Oter les Impôts, to spare the taxes.
• Oter à quêcun la louange qu'il merite, to deprive one of his de∣served praise or commendation.
• Je vous ôterai les soupçons & la crainte que vous avez, I will ease you of the jealousy's and fear you have intertained.
• Oter quêque chose à quêcun, la lui enlever de force, to take a thing from one, or to snatch it a∣way.
• Oté, taken away, carried away, removed.
• Il m'a ôté ma Charge, he hath taken away my Imployment from me.
• Il m'a ôté mon Chapeau, he hath ••aken my hat away.
• Il m'a ôté tout mon argent, he has taken away all my mony from me.
• OTTROI (m.) a grant.
• Ottroier, to grant.
• Ottroiez moi cela, grant me that.
• Ottroié, granted.