empower · verb
Sens et exemples
Donner aux personnes davantage de moyens et de confiance pour maîtriser leur vie ou leur travail.
The course aims to empower residents to question decisions that affect the future of their neighbourhood.
Access to clear information empowered her to take a more active role in discussions about her care.
A good manager empowers employees to solve problems instead of requiring permission for every minor decision.
By teaching practical repair skills, the workshop empowered participants to maintain equipment they had previously been afraid to touch.
Formes
- empower base form
- empowers third-person singular present
- empowered past tense; past participle
- empowering present participle