Rechercher
to pertain
01
concerner, se rapporter à
to be applicable, connected, or relevant to a particular subject, circumstance, or situation
Transitive: to pertain to a subject or situation
Example
The new regulations primarily pertain to the manufacturing sector.
The legal guidelines pertain to the fair treatment of all individuals, regardless of their background or identity.
In the context of the discussion, please only raise questions that pertain to the current agenda.
02
se rattacher à
to be a component, aspect, or characteristic that belongs to or is associated with a particular entity or category
Transitive: to pertain to an entity or category
Example
Certain traditions and customs directly pertain to the cultural identity of a community.
The qualities of honesty and integrity highly pertain to the ethical standards expected in this profession.
The qualities of honesty and integrity highly pertain to the ethical standards expected in this profession.
Exemple
The new regulations primarily pertain to the manufacturing sector.
The legal guidelines pertain to the fair treatment of all individuals, regardless of their background or identity.
In the context of the discussion, please only raise questions that pertain to the current agenda.
The historical context provided in the textbook pertains directly to understanding the motives behind significant events.
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