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umpirage

/ˈʌm.paɪ.rɪdʒ/

Traduction: Nom désignant le rôle, les pouvoirs ou l'action de servir d'arbitre ou de médiateur, notamment dans le sport ou les litiges.

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/ˈʌm.paɪ.rɪdʒ/C2formal
  • frNom désignant le rôle, les pouvoirs ou l'action de servir d'arbitre ou de médiateur, notamment dans le sport ou les litiges.

A noun referring to the role, authority, or act of mediating or officiating as an umpire, especially in sports or disputes.

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  1. Mediation by an umpireC2formal

    The act of resolving a dispute or making a decision by an umpire, especially in sports or legal contexts.

    frArbitrage

    • The umpirage of the match was praised for its fairness.
    • The contract included a clause for umpirage in case of disagreements.
    • His umpirage in the arbitration process was highly respected.

    Synonymesadjudicationarbitrationjudgmentrefereeing

  2. The act of umpiringC2formal

    The role or function of serving as an umpire, making decisions and enforcing rules.

    frArbitrage (d'un arbitre)

    • Umpirage requires a deep understanding of the game's rules.
    • She took up umpirage after retiring from playing professionally.
    • The quality of umpirage can greatly affect the outcome of a match.

    Synonymesadjudicationarbitrationjudgmentofficiatingrefereeing

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