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legal ['li:gəl]∎ to make sth legal légaliser qch;∎ to have a legal claim to sth avoir légalement droit à qch;∎ they're below the legal age ils n'ont pas atteint l'âge légal;∎ to be above the legal limit (for drinking) dépasser le taux légal (d'alcoolémie);∎ legal, decent, honest, truthful = devise de la "Advertising Standards Authority"∎ to take legal action engager des poursuites judiciaires, intenter un procès;∎ to take legal advice consulter un juriste ou un avocat;∎ this is the legal procedure c'est la procédure à suivre;∎ by legal process par voies légales, par voies de droit;∎ he's a member of the legal profession c'est un homme de loi2 nounAmerican (paper size) légal m (216 mm × 356 mm)►► legal action action f en justice;∎ to take legal action (against sb) intenter une action (en justice) (contre qn);legal adviser conseil m juridique;legal aid aide f juridique;Finance legal currency monnaie f courante;legal department (in bank, company) (service m du) contentieux m;legal dispute litige m;legal document acte m authentique;legal entity personne f morale;legal executive assistant(e) m,f (d'un avocat);American legal holiday jour m férié, fête f légale;legal manager responsable mf juridique;legal medicine médecine f légale;legal owner propriétaire mf légitime;American legal pad bloc-notes m;legal proceedings poursuites fpl judiciaires;∎ to initiate legal proceedings against sb engager des poursuites judiciaires contre qn;legal secretary secrétaire mf juridique;Law legal separation séparation f de corps;legal status statut m légal, statut m juridique;legal system système m juridique;legal technicality vice m de forme;legal tender cours m légal;∎ to be legal tender avoir cours (légal);∎ these coins are no longer legal tender ces pièces n'ont plus cours ou ont été démonétisées -
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(lawful) légal(e); (judicial) juridique;∎ to have a legal claim to sth avoir légalement droit à qch;∎ this is the legal procedure c'est la procédure à suivrelegal action action f en justice; ∎ to take legal action against sb intenter une action (en justice) contre qn;∎ to take legal advice consulter un avocat;legal adviser conseiller(ère) m, f juridique;legal aid aide f ou assistance f judiciaire;legal costs frais m pl judiciaires;legal currency monnaie f courante;legal department (in company) service m du contentieux;legal director directeur(trice) m juridique;legal dispute litige m;legal document acte m authentique, document m juridique;legal entity personne f morale;legal flaw vice m de forme;legal guarantee garantie f légale;American legal holiday jour m férié, fête f légale;legal owner propriétaire m f légitime;American legal pad bloc-notes m;legal proceedings poursuites f pl judiciaires;∎ to take legal proceedings against sb engager des poursuites judiciaires contre qn;legal rate taux m légal;legal redress réparation f légale;legal reserve réserve f légale;legal secretary secrétaire m f juridique;legal status statut m légal, statut juridique;legal system système m juridique;legal tender cours m légal, monnaie légale;∎ to be legal tender avoir cours (légal);legal value valeur f extrinsèque2 nounAmerican (paper size) légal m (216mm × 356mm)
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