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breach

breach · noun

  1. Un acte ou un manquement qui viole une loi, une règle, une promesse ou un accord.

    Releasing the confidential figures would constitute a serious breach of the agreement signed by both parties.
    The inspector recorded several breaches of safety rules and asked the owner to address them immediately.
    She regarded his decision to share the letter as a breach of their personal understanding.
    The supplier disputed the alleged breach, arguing that the revised delivery date had already been accepted.
  • breach singular
  • breaches plural

breach · verb

  1. Violer une loi, une règle, une promesse ou un accord.

    The organisation acknowledged that it had breached its own rules when selecting the successful applicant.
    Publishing those details could breach the confidentiality agreement that every member of the team signed.
    Several drivers breached the temporary parking restrictions despite clear signs at both ends of the street.
    He was concerned that accepting the gift might breach the professional standards expected of his role.
  • breach base form
  • breaches third-person singular present
  • breached past tense; past participle
  • breaching present participle
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