-
1 become effective
prendre effet, entrer en vigueur (2e)<English-French insurance dictionari > become effective
2 become effective (to)
prendre effet, joue, avoir effet (MIX210)3 become, effective, to
entrer en vigueur, prendre effet4 to become effective
Jur. entrer en vigueur; prendre effet; devenir applicableEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to become effective
5 effective
effective [ɪˈfektɪv]b. ( = striking) it looks very effective ça rend très bienc. ( = actual) [control] effectif ; [leader] véritable━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━‼|/b] [b]effectif is not the most common translation for effective.* * *[ɪ'fektɪv]1) ( successful) efficace ( against contre; in doing pour faire)2) [legislation] en vigueur3) [speech, contrast, demonstration] percutant4) ( actual) Economics [rate, income] réel/réelle; [control] effectif/-ive6 effective
effective [ɪ'fektɪv](a) (which works well → measure, treatment, advertising etc) efficace; (→ worker, manager) efficace; (→ argument) qui porte; (→ service, system) qui fonctionne bien; (→ disguise) réussi;∎ an effective way of doing sth un moyen efficace de faire qch;∎ the medicine was effective le médicament a produit son effet∎ effective date date f d'entrée en vigueur;∎ effective as from 1 January (law) en vigueur ou applicable à compter du 1er janvier;∎ effective 1 January à compter du 1er janvier;∎ to cease to be effective (policy, law) cesser d'être applicable;∎ to become effective entrer en vigueur∎ to assume effective command of a team assumer la direction réelle d'une équipe;∎ this resulted in the effective silencing of all opposition (was tantamount to) cela a eu en effet pour résultat de faire taire les opposants(e) (creating effect → colour, illustration) qui fait de l'effetMilitary effectifs mpl►► Finance effective annual rate taux m annuel effectif;Finance effective income revenu m réel;Commerce effective life (of product, structure) durée f de vie effective;effective range (of firearm, missile) portée f utile;Finance effective tax rate taux m d'imposition effectif7 effective
1 [deterrent, drug, protest, device, treatment] efficace (against contre ; in doing pour faire) ; it's more effective to replace the whole system il est plus efficace de remplacer tout le système ; I'm only 50% effective je ne suis efficace qu'à 50% ;2 ( operational) [legislation, regulation] en vigueur ; to become effective entrer en vigueur ; the new rates will be effective from August 27 les nouveaux taux entreront en vigueur à partir du 27 août ;3 (striking, impressive) [speech, contrast, demonstration] percutant ;4 ( actual) [exchange rate, value, income] Fin réel/réelle ; [control] effectif/-ive ; they have lost effective power ils ont perdu le pouvoir réel.8 effective
effective annual rate taux m annuel effectif;effective capacity capacité f effective;effective income revenu m réel;effective life (of product, structure) durée f de vie effective;effective management direction f ou gestion f efficace;effective tax rate taux d'imposition effectif(b) (regulation, law)∎ to become effective entrer en vigueur;∎ effective as from 10 October applicable à compter du 10 octobreeffective date date f d'entrée en vigueur9 effective (to become - )
prendre effet (C16-104)English-French insurance dictionari > effective (to become - )
10 forthwith
forthwith, US [transcription][-"wID"] adv sout sur-le-champ ; to become effective forthwith Jur prendre effet immédiatement.См. также в других словарях:
become effective — become valid, go into effect … English contemporary dictionary
effective — [[t]ɪfe̱ktɪv[/t]] ♦♦ 1) ADJ GRADED: oft ADJ in ing, ADJ against n Something that is effective works well and produces the results that were intended. The project looks at how we could be more effective in encouraging students to enter teacher… … English dictionary
effective — adjective 1) an effective treatment Syn: successful, effectual, potent, powerful; helpful, beneficial, advantageous, valuable, useful; formal efficacious Ant: ineffective, weak 2) a more effective argume … Thesaurus of popular words
effective — ef‧fec‧tive [ɪˈfektɪv] adjective 1. working well and producing the result or effect that was wanted or intended: • The company mounted a very effective publicity campaign. • The 7% increase in sales shows that the company has become more… … Financial and business terms
Effective porosity — The term effective porosity lacks a single or straightforward definition. Even some of the terms used in its mathematical description (“Vcl” and “Vsh”) have multiple definitions. However, it is most commonly considered to represent the porosity… … Wikipedia
Effective stress — Karl von Terzaghi first proposed the relationship for effective stress in 1936. [http://fbe.uwe.ac.uk/public/geocal/SoilMech/stresses/stresses.htm] For him, the term ‘effective’ meant the calculated stress that was effective in moving soil, or… … Wikipedia
effective — adj. 1 producing the result you want VERBS ▪ be, look, prove, seem ▪ make sth ▪ find sth ▪ We find advertising on the radio very effectiv … Collocations dictionary
Effective Safety Training — The Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) has written voluminous workplace safety standards and regulations that affect employers and employees in the United States. It is the employer s legal responsibility to educate employees on … Wikipedia
Effective evolutionary time — The hypothesis of effective evolutionary timeK. Rohde: Latitudinal gradients in species diversity: the search for the primary cause, Oikos, 65, 514 527,1992.] attempts to explain gradients, in particular latitudinal gradients, in species… … Wikipedia
Effective Date — The date, declared by the Securities Exchange Commission (SEC), on which shares can start trading. This usually refers to the date when shares become available for sale in an initial public offering. The effective date occurs approximately 20… … Investment dictionary
effective date — The date when a code of laws, a constitution, or single statute or constitutional amendment becomes binding as law. Anno: 132 ALR 1060. A bill introduced in the legislature is ordinarily regarded as becoming a law upon its enactment, but the time … Ballentine's law dictionary