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1 règlement
règlement [ʀεgləmɑ̃]masculine nouna. ( = réglementation) rulesb. [d'affaire, conflit, facture, dette] settlement* * *ʀɛgləmɑ̃nom masculin1) ( règles) regulations (pl), rules (pl)2) ( paiement) payment3) ( résolution) settlementrèglement à l'amiable — amicable settlement; Droit out-of-court settlement
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʀɛɡləmɑ̃ nm1) (= solution) solution2) (= paiement) settlementrèglement en espèces/par chèque — payment in cash/by cheque
3) (= règles) regulations pl rules plLe règlement est affiché à l'entrée. — The rules are up on the wall by the entrance.
règlement intérieur ÉDUCATION — school rules pl
4) ADMINISTRATION by-laws pl* * *règlement nm1 ( règles) regulations (pl), rules (pl); règlement administratif/militaire administrative/military regulations; c'est contraire au règlement it's against the regulations ou rules; le règlement c'est le règlement rules are rules;2 ( paiement) payment; mode de règlement method of payment; effectuer un règlement to make a payment; règlement en liquide cash settlement ou payment; faire un règlement par chèque to pay ou settle by cheque GB ou check US; en règlement de in settlement ou payment of; veuillez joindre votre règlement please enclose your remittance;3 ( résolution) settlement; l'affaire est en voie de règlement the matter is being settled; règlement à l'amiable amicable settlement; Jur out-of-court settlement.règlement de comptes settling of scores (entre between); règlement direct direct debit; règlement interne rules and regulations; règlement judiciaire compulsory liquidation; être en règlement judiciaire to be in the hands of the receiver; règlement de police by(e)-law, police regulation; règlement de procédure rules (pl) of procedure; règlement de sécurité safety regulations (pl).[rɛgləmɑ̃] nom masculind'après le règlement, il est interdit de... it's against the regulations to...règlement administratif ≃ statutory policyrèglement de police municipale ou municipal ≃ by-lawrèglement de compte ou comptes settling of scores -
2 observer
observer [ɔpsεʀve]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb• se sentant observée, elle s'est retournée feeling she was being watched, she turned round• faire observer que... to observe that...• « vous êtes en retard » observa-t-il "you're late", he observed2. reflexive verbb. [maladie, phénomène] to occur* * *ɔpsɛʀve
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1) ( regarder) gén to observe; to watch [personne, mouvement]observer quelque chose au microscope — lit to examine something under a microscope; fig to scrutinize something
2) ( remarquer) to notice, to observe [chose, phénomène, réaction]3) ( suivre) to observe [règle, usage, repos, traité]; to keep, to observe [jeûne]; to keep to [régime]; to maintain [stratégie, politique, grève]observer le silence — to keep ou remain quiet
4) ( contrôler) to watch [propos, manières, gestes]
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s'observer verbe pronominal1) ( se regarder) to watch each other2) ( se surveiller) to keep a check on oneself* * *ɔpsɛʀve vt1) (= regarder) to watchIl observait les canards sur le lac. — He watched the ducks on the lake.
2) (attentivement, dans un but scientifique ou par curiosité) to observe3) [règlement] to observe, [jeûne] to keep, to observeIls observent le règlement. — They observe the rules.
4) (= remarquer) to observeon observe que... — we note that...
5) (= dire) to observe... observa-t-il —... he observed
* * *observer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( regarder) to watch, to observe [personne, mouvement, adversaire]; to observe [phénomène, situation]; se sentir observé to feel one is being watched; observer qch au microscope lit to examine sth under a microscope; fig to scrutinize sth;2 ( remarquer) to notice, to observe [chose, phénomène, réaction]; ‘la situation s'aggrave,’ observa-t-il ‘the situation is worsening,’ he observed; faire observer qch à qn to point sth out to sb;3 ( suivre) to observe [règle, usage, repos]; to observe, to abide by [trêve, traité]; to keep, to observe [jeûne, régime]; to maintain [stratégie, politique]; to observe, to maintain [grève]; observer le silence to keep ou remain quiet; observer une minute de silence to observe a minute's silence;4 ( contrôler) to watch [propos, manières, gestes].B s'observer vpr1 ( se regarder) [personnes, armées, ennemis] to watch each other, to observe each other;2 ( se surveiller) to keep a check on oneself; s'observer beaucoup to keep a close check on oneself.[ɔpsɛrve] verbe transitifattention, on nous observe careful, we're being watchedobserver quelqu'un avec attention/du coin de l'œil to watch somebody attentively/out of the corner of one's eyeobserver le sabbat to observe ou to keep the Sabbathobserver le code de la route to observe ou to follow the highway code4. [conserver]observer une attitude digne to maintain ou to keep a dignified attitudeobserver la plus stricte neutralité to observe ou to maintain the strictest neutralityon observe un changement d'attitude chez les jeunes there is a noticeable change in attitude amongst young peopletu ne portes plus d'alliance, observa-t-il you're not wearing a wedding ring any more, he observed ou remarked————————s'observer verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)————————s'observer verbe pronominal(emploi réciproque) to observe ou to watch each other————————s'observer verbe pronominal (emploi passif)to be seen ou observedce phénomène s'observe surtout par temps sec this phenomenon is mainly seen ou encountered in dry weather -
3 appliquer
appliquer [aplike]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verb• appliquer une échelle sur or contre un mur to lean a ladder against a wallb. ( = mettre en pratique) to apply ; [+ règlement, décision] to implement ; [+ peine, loi] to enforce ; [+ remède] to administer ; [+ recette] to use2. reflexive verba. ( = correspondre)b. ( = s'acharner) s'appliquer à faire qch to make every effort to do sth• applique-toi ! make an effort!* * *aplike
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2) (colloq) ( donner) to give [baiser, sobriquet] ( à quelqu'un to somebody)3) ( mettre en œuvre) to implement; [politique, ordres]; to apply [loi]4) ( respecter) to abide by [règlement]; to follow [quotas]5) ( utiliser) to apply [technique] (à to)
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s'appliquer verbe pronominal2) ( concerner)s'appliquer à quelque chose/quelqu'un — to apply to something/somebody
* * *aplike vt1) [lotion, crème] to apply2) [invention, méthode] to apply3) [décision, mesure] to implement, [loi] to enforce4) [châtiment] to give* * *appliquer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( enduire de) to apply [vernis, fond de teint] (sur to);2 ( poser) to apply [compresse, feuille d'or] (sur to); to put [cachet, tampon] (sur on); appliquer son nez contre une vitre to press one's nose against a window;3 ○( donner) to give [coup, baiser, sobriquet] (à qn to sb);4 ( mettre en œuvre) to implement [politique, ordres, décision];5 ( respecter) to apply [loi, règlement]; to follow [quotas]; ( faire subir) appliquer une peine à qn to administer a sentence on sb;6 ( utiliser) to apply [technique, raisonnement, traitement] (à to); appliquer ses talents/son intelligence à qch to apply one's talents/one's intelligence to sth;7 ( en géométrie) to apply.B s'appliquer vpr1 ( faire avec soin) to take great care (à faire to do); elle ne s'applique pas [élève] she doesn't take much care, she doesn't apply herself; s'appliquer à écrire lisiblement to take care to write legibly;2 ( concerner) s'appliquer à qch/qn [loi, taux, remarque] to apply to sth/sb;3 [vernis, fond de teint] to be applied.[aplike] verbe transitif2. [mettre en pratique - décret] to enforce, to apply ; [ - peine] to enforce ; [ - idée, réforme] to put into practice, to implement ; [ - recette, méthode] to use ; [ - théorie, invention] to apply, to put into practiceje ne fais qu'appliquer la consigne! I don't make the rules, I'm just following orders!4. [consacrer]————————s'appliquer verbe pronominal (emploi passif)1. [se poser]a. [suj: objet] to be laid ou to fit overb. [suj: enduit] to go over, to be applied on‘s'applique sur toutes sortes de surfaces’ ‘may be applied on many different surfaces’2. [être utilisé] to applycela ne s'applique pas dans notre cas it doesn't apply in ou it's not applicable to our case————————s'appliquer verbe pronominal intransitif1. [être attentif - élève, apprenti] to take care (over one's work), to apply oneself (to one's work)2. [s'acharner]
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