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1 liable
liable [ˈlaɪəbl]a. to be liable to do sth ( = be likely to) avoir des chances de faire qch ; ( = risk) risquer de faire qchb. ( = subject) to be liable to sth être sujet à qch• to be liable to imprisonment/a fine être passible d'emprisonnement/d'une amendec. ( = legally responsible) (civilement) responsable (for sb/sth de qn/qch)* * *['laɪəbl]1) ( likely)it's liable to rain — il risque de pleuvoir, il se peut qu'il pleuve
2) ( prone)3) ( legally subject)to be liable to — être passible de [fine, prosecution]
to be liable for ou to tax — [person, company] être imposable; [goods] être soumis à l'impôt
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2 liable
1 ( likely) to be liable to do risquer de faire ; to be liable to win/to get arrested risquer de gagner/de se faire arrêter ; it's liable to rain il risque de pleuvoir, il se peut qu'il pleuve ;2 ( prone) to be liable to [person] être sujet/-ette à [illness etc] ; [thing] être susceptible à ; she is liable to colds/fits elle est sujette aux rhumes/aux crises ; the contract is liable to changes le contrat peut faire l'objet de modifications ; to be liable to postponement at short notice être susceptible d'être ajourné à la dernière minute ;3 ( legally subject) to be liable to être passible de [fine, prosecution] ; to be liable for ou to duty être assujetti à des droits ; to be liable for ou to tax [person, company] être imposable ; [goods, property] être soumis à l'impôt ; to be liable for military service être astreint au service militaire ;4 Jur ( answerable) civilement responsable (for de) ; to be liable for sb's debts répondre des dettes de qn ; liable for damages tenu de payer des dommages et intérêts. -
3 prosecution
1 Jur ( institution of charge) poursuites fpl (judiciaires) ; to face/result in prosecution s'exposer à/entraîner des poursuites ; liable to prosecution passible de poursuites ; the prosecution process la procédure d'inculpation ;2 Jur ( party) the prosecution ( private individual) le/les plaignant/-s ; (state, Crown) le ministère public ; Mr Green, for the prosecution, said… Maître Green, pour le ministère public, a dit… ;3 (of war, research) poursuite f (of de) ; in the prosecution of one's duties dans l'accomplissement m de ses fonctions. -
4 prosecution
prosecution [‚prɒsɪ'kju:ʃən]∎ to be liable to prosecution s'exposer à des poursuites (judiciaires);∎ to bring a prosecution against sb poursuivre qn en justice, engager des poursuites judiciaires contre qn;∎ this is her second prosecution c'est la deuxième fois qu'elle est poursuivie(b) Law (lawyer → in civil case) avocat m ou avocats mpl représentant les plaignants ou la partie plaignante; (→ in criminal case) ministère m public, accusation f;∎ witness for the prosecution témoin m à charge∎ the prosecution of the war la poursuite de la guerre;∎ in the prosecution of his duties dans l'exercice ou l'accomplissement de ses fonctionsUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > prosecution
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