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proceeding

/prəˈsiː.dɪŋ/

Traduction: Nom désignant une suite d'actions ou d'événements, notamment dans un cadre officiel ou juridique, comme une affaire judiciaire ou une réunion formelle., Verbe utilisé pour indiquer l'action de continuer ou d'avancer dans une action ou un processus, ou de passer à l'étape suivante.

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noun

/prəˈsiː.dɪŋ/B2formallegal
  • frNom désignant une suite d'actions ou d'événements, notamment dans un cadre officiel ou juridique, comme une affaire judiciaire ou une réunion formelle.

A noun referring to a sequence of actions or events, especially those conducted in a formal or legal context, such as a court case or official meeting.

  1. Legal actionB2formal

    A formal legal process or lawsuit.

    frProcédure judiciaire

    • The court proceedings lasted for several months.
    • They initiated legal proceedings against the company.
    • The judge adjourned the proceedings until next week.

    Synonymesactioncaselawsuitlegal actionlitigationsuit

  2. Series of eventsB2formal

    A sequence of actions or events that take place.

    frdéroulement

    • The proceedings of the conference were recorded.
    • We followed the proceedings of the meeting closely.
    • The official proceedings began with a welcome speech.

    Synonymeschaincourseprocessprocessionprogressionrunsequenceseriesstringsuccession

  3. Record of activitiesC1formal

    A published record of the discussions, papers, or activities of a conference or meeting.

    frActes (de conférence)

    • The proceedings of the symposium will be published next month.
    • She contributed a paper to the conference proceedings.
    • The proceedings include all the presentations and discussions.

    Synonymestranscript

Formes
  • proceedings plural form
  • proceedings' possessive plural form
  • proceeding's possessive singular form
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verb

proceed/prəˈsiːd/B2formal
  • frVerbe utilisé pour indiquer l'action de continuer ou d'avancer dans une action ou un processus, ou de passer à l'étape suivante.

A verb used to indicate the act of continuing or moving forward with an action or process.

  1. Continue an actionB1formal

    To begin or continue a course of action.

    frContinuer une action

    • Please proceed with your presentation.
    • The project will proceed as planned.
    • After the break, we will proceed to the next topic.

    Synonymescarry oncontinuego aheadgo onkeep onpersistpress onpush on

    Antonymesceasedesistdiscontinuehaltpausestopterminate

  2. B1formal

    To move forward or advance in a direction.

    fravancer

    • The soldiers proceeded along the path.
    • We proceeded to the next room.
    • The car proceeded slowly through the fog.

    Synonymesadvancecarry ongomovepress onprogresspush on

    Antonymesbackrecederegressretreatwithdraw

  3. Take legal actionB2formallegal

    To start a legal process against someone.

    frEngager des poursuites judiciaires

    • The company decided to proceed with the lawsuit.
    • The lawyer advised him to proceed with the claim.
    • They will proceed against the defendant for breach of contract.

    Synonymeslitigateprosecutesue

    Antonymesdesistwithdraw

Formes
  • proceeded past participle
  • proceeded past simple
  • proceeding present participle
  • proceeds third person singular
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