clauses

UK
/ˈklɔːzɪz/
US
/ˈklɔzɪz/

Translations

clausenoun

clauses

pl

clauses
pl
UK
/klɔːz/
US
/klɔz/
clausedroit
The non-disclosure clause in the contract prevents employees from sharing confidential information.
La clause de non-divulgation du contrat empêche les employés de partager des informations confidentielles.
clauseinformatique
In SQL, the ORDER BY clause arranges the results in ascending or descending order.
En SQL, la clause ORDER BY organise les résultats par ordre croissant ou décroissant.
clauselinguistique
In the sentence 'She went to the store because she needed milk,' 'because she needed milk' is a dependent clause.
Dans la phrase « She went to the store because she needed milk », « because she needed milk » est une clause subordonnée.
clauseverb

clauses

claused
Past Simple
claused
Past Participle
clausing
Gerund
UK
/klɔːz/
US
/klɔz/
Rare, chiefly formal: to insert, supply, or analyze in terms of clauses.
Additional translations
clausulerjuridique ; emploi rare

Definitions

clausenoun
A distinct section of a legal document or contract that specifies a particular condition or provision.
The non-disclosure clause in the contract prevents employees from sharing confidential information.
A group of words in a sentence that contains a subject and a predicate, and functions as a part of a sentence or as a whole sentence.
In the sentence 'She went to the store because she needed milk,' 'because she needed milk' is a dependent clause.
A specific element or section of a computer-language or logical statement that expresses a condition or operation.
In SQL, the ORDER BY clause arranges the results in ascending or descending order.
clauseverb
To insert a clause into (a document) or to divide text into clauses.
The legal team claused the agreement to include a confidentiality provision.