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annexed

UK
/əˈnɛkst/
US
/əˈnɛkst/

Translations

annexedadjective
more annexed
Comp.
most annexed
Super.
UK
/əˈnɛkst/
US
/əˈnɛkst/
annexéSe dit d’un territoire ou d’un État incorporé par annexion.
The annexed Crimea remains disputed in international law.
La Crimée annexée reste contestée en droit international.
annexéSe dit d’un document ou d’un élément ajouté en annexe ou joint à un ensemble plus important.
The annexed document provided additional details to the main report.
Le document annexé fournissait des détails supplémentaires au rapport principal.
Synonyms
added
attached
joined
incorporated
included
annexverb

annexed

Past Simple

annexed
Past Simple
annexed
Past Participle
annexing
Gerund
UK
/ˈæn.ɛks/
US
/ˈæn.ɛks/
annexerAu sens d’incorporer un territoire à un État ou à une entité politique.
The government moved to annex the neighboring region after the treaty was signed.
Le gouvernement a cherché à annexer la région voisine après la signature du traité.
annexerEmployer au sens d’ajouter ou d’incorporer à un ensemble plus vaste.
The company decided to annex the new software to its existing product line.
L’entreprise a décidé d’annexer le nouveau logiciel à sa gamme de produits existante.
Synonyms
acquire
appropriate
seize
attach
join
combine
add
annexeverb

annexed

Past Simple

annexed
Past Simple
annexed
Past Participle
annexing
Gerund
UK
/ˈænɛks/
US
/ˈænɛks/
annexerS'emparer d'un territoire et l'incorporer à un autre État, souvent par la force.
The country sought to annexe the neighboring region, claiming historical ties to the land.
Le pays a cherché à annexer la région voisine, invoquant des liens historiques avec cette terre.
annexerAjouter ou joindre à un document, un texte ou un bâtiment.
The company decided to annexe additional clauses to the contract to cover unforeseen circumstances.
L'entreprise a décidé d'annexer des clauses supplémentaires au contrat pour couvrir des circonstances imprévues.
Synonyms
join
add
attach
append
include

Definitions

annexedadjective
Added or attached, especially to something larger or more important.
The annexed document provided additional details to the main report.
Taken over and incorporated into a state or other political entity.
The annexed Crimea remains disputed in international law.
annexverb
To attach or add something, especially to a larger or more significant entity.
The company decided to annex the new software to its existing product line.
To incorporate a territory or other domain into a political entity, such as a country or state.
The government moved to annex the neighboring region after the treaty was signed.
annexeverb
To attach or add something, especially to a document or a building.
The company decided to annexe additional clauses to the contract to cover unforeseen circumstances.
To incorporate a territory into another domain, often by force or without consent.
The country sought to annexe the neighboring region, claiming historical ties to the land.
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