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1 guiding
guiding [ˈgaɪdɪŋ]* * *['gaɪdɪŋ]guiding force — fig moteur m
guiding principle — principe m directeur
guiding light — ( person) flambeau m
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2 guiding
B adj guiding force fig moteur m ; guiding principle principe m directeur ; guiding light ( person) flambeau m. -
3 guiding
guiding ['gaɪdɪŋ](principle) directeur;∎ figurative she gave me a guiding hand elle m'a donné un coup de main2 nounguidage m, conduite f= activités des éclaireuses►► figurative guiding light, guiding star guide m;∎ he's been a guiding light in my career il m'a toujours guidé dans ma carrière -
4 rule
rule [ru:l]1. nouna. ( = guiding principle) règle f• it's a rule that... il est de règle que... + subjb. ( = authority) autorité fa. [+ country] gouverner ; [+ person] dominerb. [judge] statuer4. compounds[+ possibility, suggestion, date, person] écarter* * *[ruːl] 1.1) ( regulation) (of game, language) règle f; (of school, organization) règlement mthe rules of the game — les règles or la règle du jeu
to bend the rules — contourner les règles or le règlement
against the rules — contraire aux règles or au règlement ( to do de faire)
it is a rule that — il est de règle que (+ subj)
2) ( usual occurrence) règle f3) [U] ( authority) domination f, gouvernement m4) ( for measuring) règle f2.transitive verb1) Politics [ruler, law] gouverner; [monarch] régner sur; [party] diriger; [army] commander2) ( control) [person, money, consideration] diriger [behaviour, life]; [factor] dicter [strategy]3) ( draw) faire, tirer [line]4) [court, umpire]3.1) [monarch, anarchy] régner2) [court, umpire] statuer•Phrasal Verbs:- rule out
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