officiating

• Nom désignant l'action d'exercer les fonctions d'un officiel, comme un arbitre ou un juge, dans le sport ou une procédure formelle, ainsi que le fait de diriger une cérémonie.

A noun referring to the act of serving as an official, such as an umpire or referee, in a sport or formal proceeding.

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1. Umpiring or refereeingB2formalsport

   The act of serving as an official in a sport or game, ensuring rules are followed.

   arbitrage

   • His officiating at the championship match was praised for its fairness.
   • The quality of officiating can greatly affect the outcome of a game.
   • She has been officiating in professional basketball for over a decade.

   Synonymesjudgingrefereeing

• Verbe utilisé pour désigner le fait d'exercer les fonctions d'un officiel, en particulier lors d'une cérémonie officielle ou d'un événement sportif.

A verb used to indicate the act of performing the duties of an official, especially in a formal ceremony or sporting event.

1. Perform a ceremonyB2formal

   To act in an official capacity in a ceremony or religious ritual, such as a wedding.

   Célébrer une cérémonie

   • The priest officiated at their wedding ceremony.
   • A judge officiated the swearing-in of the new mayor.
   • She was asked to officiate the funeral service.

   Synonymescelebrateconductperformpresidesolemnize

2. Perform official dutiesB2formal

   To perform duties attached to a particular office, place, or function.

   Exercer des fonctions officielles

   • The referee officiated the championship match.
   • He officiated as the head of the committee during the meeting.
   • She officiated the opening ceremony of the new building.

   Synonymesadministerchairconductdirecthandlemanagemoderateoverseepresidesupervise