resolving

UK
/rɪˈzɒlvɪŋ/
US
/rɪˈzɑːlvɪŋ/

Translations

resolvingnoun
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/rɪˈzɒlvɪŋ/
US
/rɪˈzɑlvɪŋ/
résolutionTerme général; s’emploie aussi en sciences pour le pouvoir de distinguer des détails fins.
Successful conflict resolving requires patience and communication.
La résolution réussie d’un conflit demande de la patience et de la communication.
resolvinggerund / present participle
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US
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résolutifSurtout pour un conflit, un problème ou une difficulté.
The resolving committee reached a compromise within hours.
Le comité résolutif a trouvé un compromis en quelques heures.
Additional translations
résolvantEmploi technique, notamment en optique ou en contexte scientifique.
resolveverb

resolving

Gerund

resolved
Past Simple
resolved
Past Participle
resolving
Gerund
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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.
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.
Additional translations
résoudreSens formel, juridique ou administratif.
décomposerSens scientifique.
se résorberPour une affection, un symptôme ou une inflammation.

Definitions

resolvingnoun
The act or process of finding a solution or of becoming resolved.
Successful conflict resolving requires patience and communication.
In chemistry or physics, the process of separating or distinguishing components, especially optical isomers, or of discerning fine detail.
The resolving of the racemic mixture yielded pure enantiomers.
resolvinggerund / present participle
Engaged in or concerned with settling a disagreement or finding a solution.
The resolving committee reached a compromise within hours.
Able to separate or distinguish details, especially in an optical or technical context (used attributively).
The microscope's resolving lens revealed the cell walls clearly.
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.