regularising

UK
/ˈrɛɡjʊləraɪzɪŋ/
US
/ˈrɛɡjʊlɚaɪzɪŋ/

Translations

regulariseverb

regularising

Gerund

regularised
Past Simple
regularised
Past Participle
regularising
Gerund
UK
/ˈrɛɡjʊləraɪz/
US
/ˈrɛɡjʊlɚaɪz/
The government plans to regularise the informal housing sector to ensure all residents have access to basic services.
Le gouvernement prévoit de régulariser le secteur du logement informel afin que tous les habitants aient accès aux services de base.
régulariserEmploi technique, en mathématiques et en physique.
The physicists regularised the divergent integral using dimensional regularisation.
Les physiciens ont régularisé l'intégrale divergente à l'aide de la régularisation dimensionnelle.
régulariserEmploi administratif et juridique.
The company had to regularise the employment status of its temporary workers to comply with new labor laws.
L'entreprise a dû régulariser le statut d'emploi de ses travailleurs temporaires pour se conformer aux nouvelles lois du travail.
regularisegerund / present participle

regularising

Used before a noun to denote an ongoing process of making something regular.
Additional translations
régularisantEmploi adjectival, plutôt technique ou formel.

Definitions

regulariseverb
To make something regular or consistent; to bring into conformity with a standard or norm.
The government plans to regularise the informal housing sector to ensure all residents have access to basic services.
To make something official or legal, often by following a formal procedure.
The company had to regularise the employment status of its temporary workers to comply with new labor laws.
To modify a mathematical expression, model, or equation so as to eliminate singularities or divergences, often by introducing a regulating parameter.
The physicists regularised the divergent integral using dimensional regularisation.
regularisegerund / present participle
Effecting or relating to the act of making something regular or official.
The regularising measures are expected to take several months.