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/lɔːz/
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/lɔz/
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law
noun
laws
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laws
pl
UK
/lɔː/
US
/lɔ/
loi
Au sens de principe scientifique ou règle générale.
Newton's law of motion describes the relationship between a body and the forces acting upon it.
La loi du mouvement de Newton décrit la relation entre un corps et les forces qui s'exercent sur lui.
loi
The new law was passed to improve road safety.
La nouvelle loi a été adoptée pour améliorer la sécurité routière.
droit
Au sens de discipline universitaire et de système juridique.
She decided to study law at university.
Elle a décidé d'étudier le droit à l'université.
Additional translations
la police
Familier, au sens des autorités chargées de faire respecter la loi.
Synonyms
legislation
statute
regulation
rule
ordinance
code
decree
mandate
act
bylaw
law
verb
laws
lawed
Past Simple
lawed
Past Participle
lawing
Gerund
Dialectal/archaic: to take legal action against someone.
Additional translations
poursuivre en justice
Archaïque et dialectal.
Synonyms
legislate
enact
codify
promulgate
ordain
pass
decree
statute
regulate
Definitions
law
noun
A system of rules created and enforced through social or governmental institutions to regulate behavior.
The new law was passed to improve road safety.
A particular statute or piece of legislation.
The law prohibits smoking in public places.
The field of study concerned with the rules of conduct and the legal system.
She decided to study law at university.
A principle or rule that is considered to be universally applicable, often in a scientific context.
Newton's law of motion describes the relationship between a body and the forces acting upon it.
(informal, with the) The police or law-enforcement authorities.
We’d better get out of here before the law shows up.
law
verb
(dialectal, archaic) To bring a lawsuit against; to sue.
He threatened to law his neighbour over the damaged fence.
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