resolve

UK
/rɪˈzɒlv/
US
/rɪˈzɑːlv/

Translations

resolvenoun
resolves
pl
Her resolve to finish the marathon was unshakable.
Sa résolution de finir le marathon était inébranlable.
Additional translations
résolutionDans le style formel ou institutionnel.
resolveverb
resolved
Past Simple
resolved
Past Participle
resolving
Gerund
UK
/rɪˈzɒlv/
US
/rɪˈzɑːlv/
se résoudre àEmploi pronominal pour exprimer une décision ferme.
She resolved to start exercising regularly after the new year.
Elle s'est résolue à faire de l'exercice régulièrement après le Nouvel An.
The committee worked hard to resolve the issues between the two departments.
Le comité a travaillé dur pour résoudre les problèmes entre les deux départements.
Additional translations
résoudreSens formel, juridique ou administratif.
décomposerSens scientifique.
se résorberPour une affection, un symptôme ou une inflammation.

Definitions

resolvenoun
A firm determination to do something.
Her resolve to finish the marathon was unshakable, despite the challenging weather conditions.
A formal resolution or decision made by a legislative body or other formal meeting.
The council passed a resolve to increase funding for local schools.
resolveverb
To find a solution to a problem or difficulty.
The committee worked hard to resolve the issues between the two departments.
To make a firm decision about something.
She resolved to start exercising regularly after the new year.
To separate or cause to be separated into components.
The scientist resolved the compound into its basic elements.
To reach a formal decision or agreement through a vote.
The board resolved to approve the new policy after a lengthy discussion.
Of a medical condition, symptom, or inflammation: to subside or come to an end, often without further intervention.
The patient's cough resolved within a few days after starting the medication.