cause
cause
kɑz
kaaz
British pronunciation
/kɔːz/

Définition et signification de « cause » en anglais

to cause
01

causer, provoquer

to make something happen, usually something bad
Transitive: to cause sth
Complex Transitive: to cause sb/sth to do sth
to cause definition and meaning
example
Exemples
She accidentally caused the glass to shatter.
Elle a accidentellement causé la brisure du verre.
02

provoquer, entraîner

to make a person take a specific action or act in a particular way
Ditransitive: to cause sb to do sth
example
Exemples
The strict new rules caused many employees to protest against management.
Les nouvelles règles strictes ont causé de nombreuses protestations des employés contre la direction.
Cause
01

cause

an event, thing, or person that gives rise to something
example
Exemples
Scientists are still trying to determine the cause of the mysterious illness.
Les scientifiques essaient encore de déterminer la cause de la maladie mystérieuse.
02

cause, origine

events that provide the generative force that is the origin of something
03

cause, raison

a justification for something existing or happening
04

cause, motif

a sequence of actions or efforts directed towards advancing a principle or achieving a specific objective
example
Exemples
Their cause was to raise funds for cancer research through a charity marathon.
Leur cause était de collecter des fonds pour la recherche sur le cancer grâce à un marathon caritatif.
05

cause, affaire

a legal matter or case that is brought before a court for resolution
example
Exemples
The attorney prepared her arguments for the cause set to be heard next month.
L'avocat a préparé ses arguments pour la cause qui doit être entendue le mois prochain.
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