consent

• Nom désignant l'autorisation, l'accord ou l'approbation donnés pour qu'une action soit accomplie, souvent dans un contexte formel ou juridique.

A noun referring to permission, agreement, or approval given for something to happen, often in a formal or legal context.

indénombrable

1. Permission or agreementB2formal

   Permission for something to happen or agreement to do something.

   consentement

   • The patient gave her consent to the surgery.
   • You need parental consent to go on the school trip.
   • The contract requires the consent of both parties.

   Synonymesacquiescenceagreementapprobationapprovalassentauthorizationgo-aheadleavepermissionsanction

   Antonymesdenialdissentprohibitionrefusalveto

2. General agreementB2formal

   Agreement among a group of people about a particular matter.

   consentement général

   • The committee reached a consent on the new policy.
   • There was a general consent that the plan was too risky.
   • The decision was made by mutual consent.

   Synonymesaccordconcurrenceconsensusharmony

   Antonymesdenialdisagreementdissentoppositionrefusal

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner l'action d'accorder une autorisation ou un accord à une proposition, une demande ou une action.

A verb used to indicate the act of giving permission or agreement to a proposal, request, or action.

1. Agree or permitB2formal

   To give permission or agreement for something to happen.

   Consentir

   • She consented to the surgery after discussing the risks.
   • The board consented to the new policy changes.
   • He consented to let his son go on the trip.

   Synonymesacquiesceallowapproveassentauthorizeconcurpermitsanction

   Antonymesdeclinedenyforbidprohibitrefuserejectveto