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Verbes de Relations de Pouvoir - Verbes pour la restriction

Ici, vous apprendrez quelques verbes anglais se référant à la restriction tels que "limiter", "enclore" et "circonscrire".

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Categorized English Verbs Denoting Power Relations
to limit
to limit
[verbe]

to set restrictions on the extent or access of something

limiter, restreindre

limiter, restreindre

Ex: The city council voted to limit the speed on residential streets to ensure pedestrian safety. 
to restrict

to bring someone or something under control through laws and rules

restreindre, limiter

restreindre, limiter

Ex: The government chose to restrict the use of specific chemicals due to environmental concerns. 
to surround

to circle around someone or something, putting pressure on them to give up

encercler, entourer

encercler, entourer

Ex: The army strategically surrounded the enemy stronghold to induce surrender. 
to encircle

to create a circular shape around someone or something

encercler, entourer

encercler, entourer

Ex: The detective decided to encircle the crime scene with caution tape. 

Le détective a décidé d'encercler les lieux du crime avec du ruban de signalisation.

to enclose
to enclose
[verbe]

to surround something completely or on all sides

entourer,  enclore

entourer, enclore

Ex: Tall mountains enclose the valley on three sides. 
to circumscribe

to limit the power, freedom, or activity of something to a set of boundaries

circonscrire, limiter

circonscrire, limiter

Ex: They are currently circumscribing the powers of the regulatory agency to prevent abuse. 

Ils limitent actuellement les pouvoirs de l'agence de régulation pour prévenir les abus.

to localize

to confine something to a specific area or region

localiser, limiter à une région spécifique

localiser, limiter à une région spécifique

Ex: The quarantine measures aimed to localize the spread of the contagious disease. 

Les mesures de quarantaine visaient à localiser la propagation de la maladie contagieuse.

to border
to border
[verbe]

to form a boundary around something

border, délimiter

border, délimiter

Ex: The river bordered the village, providing a natural boundary. 
to ring
to ring
[verbe]

to form a circular shape around something

encercler, entourer

encercler, entourer

Ex: The mountain range rings the valley, creating a stunning landscape. 
to wall
to wall
[verbe]

to surround an area with a protective barrier or structure

clôturer, entourer d'un mur

clôturer, entourer d'un mur

Ex: The ancient city was walled for defense against invaders. 
to circle
to circle
[verbe]

to form a rounded shape around something

encercler, faire le tour

encercler, faire le tour

Ex: The hikers circled the campfire, enjoying the warmth and light. 
to hedge
to hedge
[verbe]

to surround, restrict, or obstruct someone or something

entourer,  entraver

entourer, entraver

Ex: Daniel felt hedged in by family expectations. 
to gird
to gird
[verbe]

to encircle or bind with something round, often for support or protection

encercler, ceindre

encercler, ceindre

Ex: The ancient fortress was strategically girded by a circular wall for defense. 

L'ancienne forteresse était stratégiquement ceinte d'un mur circulaire pour sa défense.

to hem in
to hem in
[verbe]

to encircle someone or something in a way that restricts their movement or choices

encercler, entourer

encercler, entourer

Ex: The rocky terrain hemmed in the explorers, making progress difficult. 

Le terrain rocheux encerclait les explorateurs, rendant la progression difficile.

to fringe
to fringe
[verbe]

to form a border around or along the edge of something

border,  entourer

border, entourer

Ex: Palm trees fringed the white sandy beach. 
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