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declare

/dɪˈkleər/

Traduction: Verbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de faire une déclaration officielle ou explicite, d'annoncer ou de proclamer quelque chose.

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/dɪˈkleər/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour exprimer l'action de faire une déclaration officielle ou explicite, d'annoncer ou de proclamer quelque chose.

A verb used to express the act of making a formal or explicit statement, announcement, or proclamation.

  1. State formallyB1formal

    To state something officially or formally, often in a public or authoritative manner.

    frdéclarer formellement

    • The president declared a state of emergency.
    • She declared her intention to run for office.
    • The court declared the contract invalid.

    Synonymesaffirmannounceassertavowcertifyproclaimprofesspronouncestate

    Antonymesconcealdenysuppresswithhold

  2. Announce or make knownB1formal

    To announce something clearly and openly.

    frdéclarer, annoncer

    • He declared his love for her in front of everyone.
    • The company declared a dividend for its shareholders.
    • They declared their support for the new policy.

    Synonymesannounceassertdivulgeproclaimpronouncerevealstate

    Antonymesconcealhidesuppresswithhold

  3. Customs declarationB2formal

    To make a statement of goods or income for tax or customs purposes.

    frdéclarer (en douane / au fisc)

    • You must declare any goods you bought abroad at customs.
    • He declared his earnings on his tax return.
    • She forgot to declare the bottle of wine in her luggage.

    Synonymesdisclosefileregisterreportstatesubmit

Formes
  • declared past participle
  • declared past simple
  • declaring present participle
  • declares third person singular
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