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waiving

/ˈweɪvɪŋ/

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verb

Renoncer à, abandonner

To relinquish (a right etc.); to give up claim to; to forego.

Examples :

"If you waive the right to be silent, anything you say can be used against you in a court of law."

Si vous renoncez au droit de garder le silence, tout ce que vous dites pourra être utilisé contre vous devant un tribunal.

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verb

Renoncer à, écarter

To put aside, avoid.

Examples :

"Because the meeting was running late, the manager decided on waiving the usual end-of-meeting introductions. "

La réunion ayant du retard, le responsable a décidé de renoncer aux présentations habituelles de fin de réunion.

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verb

Mettre au ban, proscrire

To outlaw (someone).

Examples :

"Due to his treason, the king was waiving the traitor from the kingdom, stripping him of all rights and protections. "

En raison de sa trahison, le roi a mis au ban le traître du royaume, le privant de tous ses droits et protections.

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verb

Renoncer à, abandonner

To abandon, give up (someone or something).

Examples :

"The company is waiving the late fee this month due to the system outage. "

L'entreprise renonce aux frais de retard ce mois-ci en raison de la panne du système.

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verb

Balancer, onduler

To move from side to side; to sway.

Examples :

"The tall grass was waiving in the gentle breeze. "

Les hautes herbes se balançaient dans la douce brise.

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verb

Errer, divaguer

To stray, wander.

Examples :

""The lost dog was waiving around the neighborhood, searching for its home." "

Le chien perdu errait dans le quartier, cherchant sa maison.