appeal

UK
/əˈpiːl/
US
/əˈpil/

Translations

appealverb
appealed
Past Simple
appealed
Past Participle
appealing
Gerund
UK
/əˈpiːl/
US
/əˈpil/
The idea of living abroad appeals to me.
L'idée de vivre à l'étranger me plaît.
lancer un appelFormulation courante pour demander publiquement quelque chose.
The organizers appealed for calm after the incident.
Les organisateurs ont lancé un appel au calme après l'incident.
interjeter appelDroit.
The company plans to appeal the ruling.
L'entreprise prévoit d'interjeter appel de la décision.
appealnoun
appeals
pl
UK
/əˈpiːl/
US
/əˈpil/
attraitQualité de ce qui plaît ou suscite l'intérêt.
The new smartphone has a sleek design that adds to its appeal.
Le nouveau smartphone a un design élégant qui ajoute à son attrait.
The charity made an appeal for donations to help the flood victims.
L'association caritative a lancé un appel aux dons pour aider les victimes des inondations.
appelDroit.
The defendant filed an appeal against the court's decision.
Le prévenu a interjeté appel de la décision du tribunal.
appealadjective
Attributive use before another noun (e.g., "appeal court")
d'appelEmploi juridique, avant un nom.
The appeal court overturned the verdict.
La cour d'appel a annulé le verdict.

Definitions

appealverb
To make a serious or urgent request, especially to the public.
The organizers appealed for calm after the incident.
To be attractive or interesting; to arouse interest or sympathy.
The idea of living abroad appeals to me.
To apply to a higher court for the reversal of a lower court's decision.
The company plans to appeal the ruling.
appealnoun
A serious or urgent request, typically one made to the public.
The charity made an appeal for donations to help the flood victims.
The quality of being attractive or interesting.
The new smartphone has a sleek design that adds to its appeal.
A legal proceeding in which a case is brought before a higher court for review of the decision of a lower court.
The defendant filed an appeal against the court's decision.
appealadjective
Relating to or concerned with appeals, especially legal ones, used before a noun.
The appeal court overturned the verdict.