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liberalised

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.laɪzd/

Traduzioni

liberalisedpast participle

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.laɪzd/

Past-participle adjective derived from the verb "liberalise"; functions attributively and predicatively.

libéraliséAu sens social ou politique, avec l’idée d’une plus grande ouverture.

A more liberalised society encourages diverse viewpoints and free expression.

Une société plus libéralisée encourage la diversité des points de vue et la libre expression.

libéraliséSurtout en économie, en politique publique et dans le contexte des réglementations.

The liberalised trade policies have boosted the economy by allowing more foreign investments.

Les politiques commerciales libéralisées ont stimulé l’économie en permettant davantage d’investissements étrangers.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

assoupliQuand il s’agit de règles, de contraintes ou de politiques rendues moins strictes.

Sinonimi

liberaliseverb

liberalised

Past Simple

liberalised

Past Simple

liberalised

Past Participle

liberalising

Gerund

/ˈlɪb.ər.ə.laɪz/

libéraliser

The government decided to liberalise trade regulations to encourage more foreign investment.

Le gouvernement a décidé de libéraliser la réglementation commerciale afin d’encourager davantage d’investissements étrangers.

Traduzioni aggiuntive

se libéraliserSens intransitif: devenir plus ouvert ou moins réglementé.

Sinonimi

Contrari

Definizioni

liberalisedpast participle

Having been made less strict or more open to change, especially in terms of regulations or policies.

The liberalised trade policies have boosted the economy by allowing more foreign investments.

Characterised by increased freedom and openness, particularly in social or political contexts.

A more liberalised society encourages diverse viewpoints and free expression.

liberaliseverb

To make a system, laws, or rules less strict or more relaxed.

The government decided to liberalise trade regulations to encourage more foreign investment.

To become less restricted or more open, especially in relation to an economic, social, or political system.

After years of state control, the market gradually liberalised and foreign investors flooded in.