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adhere

/ədˈhɪr/

Traduction: Verbe désignant l'action de rester attaché ou collé à une surface, ou de se conformer strictement à une règle, un principe ou un plan.

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/ədˈhɪr/B2formal
  • frVerbe désignant l'action de rester attaché ou collé à une surface, ou de se conformer strictement à une règle, un principe ou un plan.

A verb used to indicate the act of sticking firmly to a surface or substance, or following a rule, principle, or plan closely.

  1. Stick to a surfaceB2formal

    To stick firmly to a surface or substance.

    frAdhérer (à une surface)

    • The glue will adhere to most materials.
    • The paint must adhere properly to the wall.
    • The sticker adheres to the glass surface.

    Synonymesattachbondclingfastenholdstick

    Antonymesdetachloosenseparate

  2. Follow a rule or guidelineB2formal

    To act in accordance with a rule, law, or instruction.

    frSe conformer à une règle

    • All employees must adhere to the company's safety regulations.
    • The team adhered strictly to the project timeline.
    • We must adhere to the principles of the organization.

    Synonymesabide bycomplyconformfollowhonorkeepobeyobserverespect

    Antonymesbreachcontravenedefydisobeyinfringeviolate

  3. Remain loyal or committedC1formal

    To remain devoted or faithful to a belief, opinion, or person.

    frrester fidèle à

    • She adheres to her principles despite the criticism.
    • He adheres to the teachings of his mentor.
    • The group adheres to a strict code of conduct.

    Synonymesabideholdstick

    Antonymesabandonbetrayforsake

Formes
  • adhered past participle
  • adhered past simple
  • adhering present participle
  • adheres third person singular
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