claim
Que veut dire « claim » en français ?
États-Unis /kleɪm/
claim en français : affirmation, allégation, droit, revendication, concession, bien revendiqué
nom
affirmation, allégation
Déclaration selon laquelle quelque chose est vrai, surtout si cela n’a pas encore été prouvé.
En anglais simple : A statement that something is true, especially when it has not yet been proved.
- There is no evidence for that claim.
- She denied his claims about the accident.
- Can you prove your claim that the treatment works?
droit
Droit de posséder ou de recevoir quelque chose, ou raison de penser qu’on a ce droit.
En anglais simple : A right, or a reason for believing you have a right, to own or receive something.
- He has a claim to the property.
- Several relatives have competing claims on the estate.
- Her claim to the throne was stronger than his.
revendication
Demande visant à faire reconnaître que quelque chose vous appartient.
En anglais simple : A demand that something be recognised as belonging to you.
- She made a claim to the painting.
- The court rejected both ownership claims.
- Their claim to the island remains disputed.
concession, bien revendiqué
Bien, souvent un terrain ou une concession minière, qu’une personne dit posséder ou sur lequel elle affirme avoir des droits.
En anglais simple : Something, often land, that a person says belongs to them or that they have a right to.
- The miners worked their claim all summer.
- His claim lay beside the river.
- They sold their gold claim to a larger company.
revendication territoriale
Demande pour devenir propriétaire d’un terrain qui n’appartenait auparavant à personne.
En anglais simple : A demand to own land that has not previously belonged to anyone.
- The miners staked a claim near the river.
- He registered his land claim at the office.
- Several prospectors made claims to the same unowned valley.
verbe
affirmer, prétendre
Dire que quelque chose est vrai, souvent sans en apporter la preuve.
En anglais simple : To say that something is true, often without showing any proof.
- He claims he is innocent.
- The company claimed that its product saved energy.
- Do you claim to have seen the accident?
réclamer, revendiquer
Demander ou prendre quelque chose parce qu’on estime y avoir droit.
En anglais simple : To ask for or take something because you believe you have a right to it.
- You can claim your money back.
- Nobody claimed the bag left on the train.
- He claimed compensation for the damage.
tuer, emporter
Causer la mort de quelqu’un, en parlant d’une maladie ou d’une catastrophe.
En anglais simple : If a disease or disaster does this, it causes someone to die.
- The fire claimed three lives.
- The disease has claimed many victims.
- Another crash claimed a life on that road.
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