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fundamental law

/ˌfʌndəˈmentl lɔː/

Traduction: Principe ou règle fondamental(e) qui sert de base à un système de gouvernement, souvent en référence à la constitution ou à une doctrine juridique clé.

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/ˌfʌndəˈmentl lɔː/C1formallegal
  • frPrincipe ou règle fondamental(e) qui sert de base à un système de gouvernement, souvent en référence à la constitution ou à une doctrine juridique clé.

A foundational principle or rule that serves as the basis for a system of governance, often referring to a constitution or core legal doctrine.

  1. Basic legal principleC1formal

    A foundational rule or principle that serves as the basis for a legal system, often referring to a constitution or core legal doctrine.

    frloi fondamentale

    • The constitution is considered the fundamental law of the land.
    • Fundamental laws protect the basic rights of citizens.
    • The court ruled based on the fundamental law of the state.
  2. Basic scientific principleC1formal

    A primary rule or law in science that describes a fundamental aspect of nature, such as the laws of physics.

    frloi fondamentale

    • Newton's laws of motion are fundamental laws of physics.
    • The law of conservation of energy is a fundamental law in science.
    • Understanding fundamental laws is essential for advanced study.