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1 incapacité
incapacité [ɛ̃kapasite]feminine nouna. incapacité de or à faire qch inability to do sthb. ( = invalidité) disability• incapacité totale/partielle/permanente total/partial/permanent disabilityc. (Law) incapacity* * *ɛ̃kapasite1) ( impossibilité) inability ( à faire to do)2) ( incompétence) incompetence ( en matière de as regards)3) ( invalidité) disability4) Droit incapacityincapacités électorales — cases leading to disenfranchisement
* * *ɛ̃kapasite nf1) (= inaptitude) incapability2) DROIT incapacity* * *incapacité nf1 ( impossibilité) inability (à faire to do); être dans l'incapacité de faire to be unable to do;2 ( incompétence) incompetence (en matière de as regards);3 ( invalidité) disability; incapacité partielle/totale partial/total disability; incapacité temporaire/permanente temporary/permanent disability;4 Jur incapacity; incapacité civile or juridique legal incapacity; incapacités électorales cases leading to disenfranchisement.incapacité d'exercice Jur incapacity to exercise a right; incapacité de jouissance Jur incapacity to enjoy a right; incapacité de travail Jur, Prot Soc unfitness for work.[ɛ̃kapasite] nom fémininson incapacité à se décider his incapacity ou inability to make up his mindincapacité permanente permanent disablement ou disability
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