astreignant

astʁɛjɑ̃

Definition

Definition of astreignant - Reverso French Dictionary

Adjective

contraignantqui impose des contraintes importantes et demande beaucoup d'efforts

Ce travail astreignant lui laisse peu de temps libre.
Les horaires astreignants fatiguent rapidement les employés.
Une discipline astreignante est nécessaire pour réussir ce concours.

contraignant

exigeant

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Origin of astreignant

latin, astrictus (resserré)

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English:demanding, ...
German:anstrengend, ...
Italian:impegnativo, ...
Spanish:exigente, ...
Portuguese:exigente, ...
Chinese:苛刻的, ...
Japanese:厳しい, ...
Arabic:مجهد, ...
Hebrew:תוֹבְעָנִי, ...
Russian:обременительный, ...
Ukrainian:виснажливий, ...
Catalan:exigent, ...
Danish:krævende, ...
Dutch:veeleisend, ...
Greek:επιβαρυντικός, ...
Hungarian:megterhelő, ...
Khmer:តឹងរ៉ឹង, ...
Korean:고된, ...
Polish:uciążliwy, ...
Portuguese (BR):exigente, ...
Romanian:solicitant, ...
Swedish:krävande, ...
Thai:ที่ต้องใช้ความพยายามมาก, ...
Turkish:zorlayıcı, ...
Vietnamese:khắt khe, ...

astreindre

astʁɛ̃dʁ

astreignaientastreignaisastreignait

Definition of astreindre - Reverso French Dictionary

Verb

tr.

obligationobliger quelqu'un à respecter des règles ou faire quelque chose

Le règlement astreint les employés à porter un uniforme.
On l’a astreint à suivre une formation.
La loi astreint les citoyens à déclarer leurs revenus.

contraindre

obliger

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astreindre à

obliger quelqu'un à respecter une règle ou faire quelque chose de difficile

Le médecin l'astreint à un régime très strict pour sa santé.

Origin of astreindre

latin, ad- (vers) + stringere (serrer)

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English:compel, ...
German:verpflichten, ...
Italian:costringere, ...
Spanish:obligar, ...
Portuguese:obrigar, ...
Chinese:强制, ...
Japanese:義務付ける, ...
Arabic:ألزم, ...
Hebrew:לְחַיֵּב, ...
Russian:обязывать, ...
Ukrainian:зобов'язувати, ...
Catalan:obligar, ...
Danish:pålægge, ...
Dutch:verplichten, ...
Greek:υποχρεώνω, ...
Hungarian:kötelezni, ...
Khmer:បង្ខំឲ្យ, ...
Korean:강제하다, ...
Polish:zobowiązywać, ...
Portuguese (BR):obrigar, ...
Romanian:a obliga, ...
Swedish:ålägga, ...
Thai:บังคับ, ...
Turkish:zorunlu kılmak, ...
Vietnamese:bắt buộc, ...

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