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Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

preliminary ruling SUST. DER.

preliminary ruling: décision f préliminaire

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. rule [ingl. brit. ruːl, ingl. am. rul] SUST.

1. rule (regulation):

rule (of game, sport, language, religion): règle f

rule (of school, company, organization): règlement m

the rules of the game literal, fig.: les règles or la règle du jeu

school/EU rules: le règlement de l'école/de la UE

to obey/break/bend the rules: obéir à/violer/contourner les règles or le règlement

to be against the rules: être contraire aux règles or au règlement (to do de faire)

it is a rule that …: il est de règle que …

under this rule: selon cette règle or le règlement

rules and regulations: réglementation f

I make it a rule always/never to do: j'ai pour règle de toujours/de ne jamais faire

2. rule (usual occurrence):

rule: règle f

hot summers are the rule here: les étés chauds sont la règle ici

as a rule: généralement

as a general rule: en règle générale

3. rule U (authority):

rule: domination f

rule: gouvernement m

colonial rule: domination coloniale

under Tory rule: sous un gouvernement conservateur

under the rule of a tyrant: sous la domination d'un tyran

4. rule (for measuring):

rule: règle f

a metre rule: une règle d'un mètre

II. rule [ingl. brit. ruːl, ingl. am. rul] V. trans.

1. rule POL.:

rule ruler, law, convention:: gouverner

rule monarch:: régner sur

rule party:: diriger

rule army:: commander

2. rule (control):

rule money, appetite: life, character: dominer

rule person, consideration: behaviour: diriger

rule factor: strategy: dicter

to be ruled by sb arcznte.: se laisser diriger par qn

to let one's heart rule one's head: laisser son cœur dominer sa raison

3. rule (draw):

rule line: faire, tirer

ruled paper: papier réglé

4. rule tribunal, court, judge, umpire:

to rule that …: décréter que …

to rule sth unlawful: décréter que qc est illégal

III. rule [ingl. brit. ruːl, ingl. am. rul] V. intr.

1. rule (gen) POL.:

rule monarch:: régner

rule government:: gouverner

anarchy rules: l'anarchie règne

Leeds United rule OK coloq.!: vive Leeds United!

2. rule tribunal, court, judge, umpire:

rule: statuer (against contre)

I. ruling [ingl. brit. ˈruːlɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈrulɪŋ] SUST.

ruling: décision f (against à l'encontre de, by de, on sur)

to give a ruling: rendre une décision

a ruling that he must pay: une décision selon laquelle il doit payer

II. ruling [ingl. brit. ˈruːlɪŋ, ingl. am. ˈrulɪŋ] ADJ.

1. ruling (in power):

ruling circle, class, body, group, party: dirigeant

2. ruling (dominant):

ruling idea, passion, principle: dominant

I. preliminary [ingl. brit. prɪˈlɪmɪn(ə)ri, ingl. am. prəˈlɪməˌnɛri] SUST.

1. preliminary:

as a preliminary to: en prélude à

2. preliminary DEP.:

preliminary: épreuve f éliminatoire

II. preliminaries SUST.

preliminaries sust. pl.:

preliminaries: préliminaires mpl (to à)

III. preliminary [ingl. brit. prɪˈlɪmɪn(ə)ri, ingl. am. prəˈlɪməˌnɛri] ADJ.

preliminary comment, data, test: préliminaire

preliminary heat, round: éliminatoire

preliminary to: préalable à

en el diccionario PONS

I. ruling ADJ.

1. ruling (governing):

ruling: dirigeant(e)

ruling party: au pouvoir

2. ruling (primary):

ruling: premier(-ère)

II. ruling SUST.

ruling: décision f

to give a ruling: rendre une décision

I. rule [ru:l] SUST.

1. rule (instruction):

rule: règle f

to play by the rules: jouer d'après les règles

the school rules: le règlement scolaire

to make it a rule to +infin: avoir pour règle de +infin

2. rule no pl. (control):

rule: autorité f

under Conservative rule: sous les conservateurs

3. rule (ruler):

rule: règle f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

as a rule of thumb: en général

as a general rule: en règle générale

rules are made to be broken provb.: les règles sont faites pour être violées

to be the rule: être la règle

II. rule [ru:l] V. trans.

1. rule (govern):

rule: gouverner

2. rule (control):

rule: mener

3. rule (draw):

rule line: tirer

rule paper: tracer des lignes sur

4. rule (decide):

rule: décider

rule DER.: déclarer

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to rule the roost: faire la loi

to be ruled by sb: écouter les conseils de qn

III. rule [ru:l] V. intr.

rule (control):

rule: régner

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to rule supreme: régner en maître absolu

I. preliminary [prɪˈlɪmɪnəri, ingl. am. prɪˈlɪməner-] ADJ.

preliminary: préliminaire

preliminary DEP. heat: éliminatoire

II. preliminary <-ries> [prɪˈlɪmɪnəri, ingl. am. prɪˈlɪməner-] SUST.

1. preliminary (introduction):

preliminary: préliminaire m

as a preliminary: en (guise d')introduction

2. preliminary DEP.:

preliminary: épreuve f éliminatoire

3. preliminary form. (preliminary exam):

preliminary with mark selection: examen m préparatoire

preliminary with quota selection: concours m d'entrée

4. preliminary pl. PRENSA:

preliminary: sélection f

en el diccionario PONS

I. rule [rul] SUST.

1. rule (instruction):

rule: règle f

to play by the rules: jouer d'après les règles

the school rules: le règlement scolaire

to make it a rule to +infin: avoir pour règle de +infin

2. rule (control):

rule: autorité f

under Conservative rule: sous les conservateurs

3. rule (ruler):

rule: règle f

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

as a rule of thumb: en général

as a general rule: en règle générale

rules are made to be broken provb.: les règles sont faites pour être violées

to be the rule: être la règle

II. rule [rul] V. trans.

1. rule (govern):

rule: gouverner

2. rule (control):

rule: mener

3. rule (draw):

rule line: tirer

rule paper: tracer des lignes sur

4. rule (decide):

rule: décider

rule DER.: déclarer

locuciones, giros idiomáticos:

to rule the roost: faire la loi

to be ruled by sb: écouter les conseils de qn

III. rule [rul] V. intr.

1. rule (control):

rule: régner

2. rule argot (be great):

skateboarding/rap rules!: c'est trop cool le skate/rap!

I. ruling ADJ.

1. ruling (governing):

ruling: dirigeant(e)

ruling party: au pouvoir

2. ruling (primary):

ruling: premier(-ère)

II. ruling SUST.

ruling: décision f

to give a ruling: rendre une décision

I. preliminary [prɪ·ˈlɪm·ə·ner·i] ADJ.

preliminary: préliminaire

preliminary sports heat: éliminatoire

II. preliminary <-ries> [prɪ·ˈlɪm·ə·ner·i] SUST.

1. preliminary (introduction):

preliminary: préliminaire m

as a preliminary: en (guise d')introduction

2. preliminary sports:

preliminary: épreuve f éliminatoire

3. preliminary form. (exam):

preliminary: examen m préparatoire

preliminary with quota selection: concours m d'entrée

4. preliminary pl. PRENSA:

preliminary: sélection f

Present
I	rule
you	rule
he/she/it	rules
we	rule
you	rule
they	rule

Past
I	ruled
you	ruled
he/she/it	ruled
we	ruled
you	ruled
they	ruled

Present Perfect
I	have	ruled
you	have	ruled
he/she/it	has	ruled
we	have	ruled
you	have	ruled
they	have	ruled

Past Perfect
I	had	ruled
you	had	ruled
he/she/it	had	ruled
we	had	ruled
you	had	ruled
they	had	ruled

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Pang fell on both the beam and the floor in preliminaries but did well on both of these events in team finals.

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If a stranger tickles a child without any preliminaries, catching the child by surprise, the likely result will be not laughter but withdrawal and displeasure.

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Cho failed to advance into the final, as he placed twenty-fifth overall in the preliminaries.

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These souls love the preliminaries in love, and are fine artists in their lovemaking.

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Similarly, judges who have already judged a debater are not supposed to judge him or her again in preliminaries.

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