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Formes essentielles des mots, partie 9 – Vocabulaire anglais

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102 mots de vocabulaire anglais avec leur sens : legalize, legality, legal, legally, regulate… Révisez-les avec des cartes mémoire, des quiz et un…

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  1. legalize /'li:.ɡəl.aɪz/ (verb) — légaliser
    Exemple: The government decided to legalize certain soft drugs.
    Synonymes: authorize, legitimize, decriminalize
  2. legality /lɪ'ɡæl.ə.ti/ (noun) — légalité
    Exemple: The defense lawyers questioned the legality of the search warrant.
    Synonymes: lawfulness, legitimacy, validity
  3. legal /'li:.ɡəl/ (adjective) — légal; licite
    Exemple: You should seek professional legal advice before signing the contract.
    Synonymes: lawful, licit, statutory
  4. legally /'li:.ɡəl.i/ (adverb) — légalement; juridiquement
    Exemple: He was legally responsible for the damages caused.
    Synonymes: lawfully, legitimately, by law
  5. regulate /'reɡ.jə.leɪt/ (verb) — réglementer; régler
    Exemple: The department is responsible for regulating financial markets.
    Synonymes: control, govern, direct
  6. regulation /,reɡ.jə'leɪ.ʃən/ (noun) — règlement; réglementation
    Exemple: New safety regulations were introduced after the accident.
    Synonymes: rule, law, directive
  7. regulatory /'reɡ.jə.lə.tɔ:r.i/ (adjective) — réglementaire; de régulation
    Exemple: The bank had to comply with strict regulatory frameworks.
    Synonymes: supervisory, controlling, governmental
  8. regulatorily /,reɡ.jə.lə'tɔ:r.ə.li/ (adverb) — sur le plan réglementaire; de façon réglementaire
    Exemple: The project must be regulatorily compliant in all aspects.
  9. politicize /pə'lɪt.ɪ.saɪz/ (verb) — politiser
    Exemple: We should not politicize what is essentially a health issue.
    Synonymes: ideologize, partisanize
  10. politician /,pɒl.ɪ'tɪʃ.ən/ (noun) — homme politique; politicien
    Exemple: The local politician promised to improve public transport.
    Synonymes: statesman, legislator, lawmaker
  11. political /pə'lɪt.ɪ.kəl/ (adjective) — politique
    Exemple: The country is undergoing major political changes.
    Synonymes: governmental, civic, state
  12. politically /pə'lɪt.ɪ.kəl.i/ (adverb) — politiquement
    Exemple: The decision was politically motivated to win votes.
    Synonymes: governmentally, civically
  13. socialize /'səʊ.ʃəl.aɪz/ (verb) — socialiser; sociabiliser
    Exemple: Schools help to socialize children into society.
    Synonymes: integrate, associate, mingle
  14. society /sə'saɪ.ə.ti/ (noun) — société
    Exemple: We must work together for the benefit of all society.
    Synonymes: community, public, civilization
  15. social /'səʊ.ʃəl/ (adjective) — social
    Exemple: Unemployment is a major social problem in this area.
    Synonymes: communal, public, societal
  16. socially /'səʊ.ʃəl.i/ (adverb) — socialement
    Exemple: This behavior is not socially acceptable in most cultures.
    Synonymes: communally, publicly
  17. economize /ɪ'kɒn.ə.maɪz/ (verb) — économiser; faire des économies
    Exemple: The university had to economize on electricity costs.
    Synonymes: save, budget, cut back
  18. economy /ɪ'kɒn.ə.mi/ (noun) — économie
    Exemple: The global economy is showing signs of recovery.
    Synonymes: wealth, financial system, market
  19. economic /,i:.kə'nɒm.ɪk/ (adjective) — économique
    Exemple: The government is introducing new economic policies.
    Synonymes: financial, monetary, commercial
  20. economically /,i:.kə'nɒm.ɪ.kəl.i/ (adverb) — économiquement
    Exemple: The project is not economically viable at this stage.
    Synonymes: financially, frugally, profitably
  21. institutionalize /,ɪn.stɪ'tju:.ʃən.əl.aɪz/ (verb) — institutionnaliser
    Exemple: The company seeks to institutionalize these ethical guidelines.
    Synonymes: standardize, establish, formalize
  22. institution /,ɪn.stɪ'tju:.ʃən/ (noun) — institution; organisme
    Exemple: The judiciary is a fundamental institution of democracy.
    Synonymes: organization, foundation, establishment
  23. institutional /,ɪn.stɪ'tju:.ʃən.əl/ (adjective) — institutionnel
    Exemple: Many universities suffer from deep institutional bias.
    Synonymes: organizational, established, formal
  24. institutionally /,ɪn.stɪ'tju:.ʃən.əl.i/ (adverb) — du point de vue institutionnel
    Exemple: The two departments are institutionally distinct.
    Synonymes: organizationally, formally
  25. civilize /'sɪv.ɪ.laɪz/ (verb) — civiliser
    Exemple: Early settlers aimed to civilize the native populations.
    Synonymes: enlighten, cultivate, educate
  26. civilization /,sɪv.ɪ.laɪ'zeɪ.ʃən/ (noun) — civilisation
    Exemple: Historians study the rise and fall of ancient civilizations.
    Synonymes: culture, society, nation
  27. civil /'sɪv.əl/ (adjective) — civil; civique
    Exemple: The dispute was settled in a civil court.
    Synonymes: civic, domestic, public
  28. civilly /'sɪv.əl.i/ (adverb) — civilement; poliment
    Exemple: The parties agreed to settle the matter civilly.
    Synonymes: politely, courteously
  29. criminalize /'krɪm.ɪ.nəl.aɪz/ (verb) — criminaliser
    Exemple: The state intends to criminalize the sharing of fake news.
    Synonymes: outlaw, ban, illegalize
  30. criminal /'krɪm.ɪ.nəl/ (noun) — criminel; criminelle
    Exemple: The police finally caught the dangerous criminal.
    Synonymes: offender, culprit, felon

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