policer
pɔlise
poliça, poliçai, poliçaient
Definition of policer - Reverso French Dictionary
Verb
civilisationDated civiliser un peuple en établissant des lois et des règlesDated
- Les Romains ont policé de nombreuses régions de l'Empire.
- Ce roi a tenté de policer les tribus locales par des lois strictes.
- Les missionnaires voulaient policer les coutumes des habitants.
Origin of policer
français, police (police) + -er (suffixe verbal)
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- English:civilize, ...
- German:zivilisieren, ...
- Italian:civilizzare, ...
- Spanish:civilizar, ...
- Portuguese:civilizar, ...
- Chinese:使...文明化, ...
- Japanese:文明化する, ...
- Arabic:مدّن, ...
- Hebrew:לְתַרְבֵּת, ...
- Russian:цивилизовать, ...
- Ukrainian:цивілізувати, ...
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