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1 fulfil
[+ task, prophecy] accomplir ; [+ order] exécuter ; [+ function, contract] remplir ; [+ plan, ambition] réaliser ; [+ desire] satisfaire ; [+ promise] tenir* * *1) (realize, carry out) réaliser [ambition, prophecy]; tenir [promise]; répondre à [desire, need]2) ( satisfy)3) ( satisfy requirements of) remplir [duty, conditions, contract] -
2 fulfil
A vtr1 (realize, carry out) réaliser [ambition, prophecy, dream] ; tenir [promise] ; répondre à [desire, hope, need] ; to fulfil one's potential se réaliser ;3 ( satisfy requirements of) remplir [role, duty, conditions, contract] ; unless these conditions are fulfilled à moins que ces conditions ne soient remplies. -
3 fulfil
(a) (carry out → ambition, dream, plan) réaliser; (→ prophecy, task) accomplir, réaliser; (→ promise) tenir; (→ duty, obligation) remplir, s'acquitter de(b) (satisfy → condition) remplir; (→ norm, regulation) répondre à, obéir à; (→ desire, need) satisfaire, répondre à; (→ prayer, wish) exaucer;∎ to fulfil oneself se réaliser, s'épanouir;∎ she fulfilled herself both as an artist and as a mother elle s'est épanouie à la fois comme artiste et comme mère;∎ it's important to feel fulfilled il est important de se réaliser (dans la vie)(c) (complete, finish → prison sentence) achever, terminer
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promise — prom·ise n: a declaration or manifestation esp. in a contract of an intention to act or refrain from acting in a specified way that gives the party to whom it is made a right to expect its fulfillment aleatory promise: a promise (as to compensate … Law dictionary
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