Rechercher
to bear on
[phrase form: bear]
01
peser sur
to affect someone or something, particularly in a burdensome way
Transitive: to bear on sb/sth
Example
The global issues are bearing on the economy of many nations.
The long hours and workload are bearing on the employees ' morale.
The emotional stress is bearing on him more than he shows.
02
avoir un rapport avec, influer sur
to be related to a particular situation or topic
Transitive: to bear on a situation
Example
Scientific research findings often bear on the medical field 's advancements.
The legal precedents will bear on the court 's decision regarding the case.
I do n't see how that information bears on this case.
03
encourager, motiver
to motivate someone to start or finish an activity
Transitive: to bear on sb
Ditransitive: to bear on sb to do sth
Example
The cheering crowd bore on the athlete to give their best performance.
04
s'appuyer sur, se fonder sur
to ensure that something stays the same or unchanged over time
Transitive: to bear on sth
Example
We should strive to bear on the values that define our cultural identity.
It 's our responsibility to bear on the principles that have shaped our organization 's identity.
The decision to bear on the original architecture was met with unanimous approval.
Exemple
The global issues are bearing on the economy of many nations.
The long hours and workload are bearing on the employees' morale.
The emotional stress is bearing on him more than he shows.
The tragic incident continues to bear on the community's well-being.
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