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procedure

/prəˈsiː.dʒər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une manière établie ou officielle de faire quelque chose, impliquant souvent une série d'étapes ou d'actions.

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noun

/prəˈsiː.dʒər/B1formaltechnical
  • frNom désignant une manière établie ou officielle de faire quelque chose, impliquant souvent une série d'étapes ou d'actions.

A noun referring to an established or official way of doing something, often involving a series of steps or actions.

  1. Official processB1formal

    An established or official way of doing something, often a series of steps.

    frProcédure officielle

    • Follow the safety procedure when operating the machine.
    • The company has a strict procedure for handling complaints.
    • The procedure for applying for a visa is quite complex.

    Synonymesapproachcourseformulamethodoperationpracticeprocessprotocolroutinesystem

  2. Medical operationB2formalmedical

    A medical or surgical operation performed on a patient.

    frIntervention médicale ou chirurgicale

    • The doctor performed a routine procedure to remove the cyst.
    • The patient underwent a minor surgical procedure.
    • Recovery time after this procedure is usually short.

    Synonymesinterventionoperationsurgery

  3. Legal processB2formallegal

    A set of formal steps taken in a legal or official context.

    frprocédure (juridique)

    • The legal procedure requires all documents to be notarized.
    • The judge explained the court procedure to the jury.
    • The procedure for filing a lawsuit can be lengthy.

    Synonymescourse of actionformalityproceedingprocessprotocol

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  • procedures plural form
  • procedures' possessive plural form
  • procedure's possessive singular form
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