disqualification

disqualification

Exclusion d’une activité ou d’un poste parce qu’on a enfreint les règles ou qu’on ne remplit pas les conditions.

En anglais simple : Being stopped from taking part or holding a position because you broke rules or failed to meet requirements.

• Cheating can lead to disqualification.
• She appealed against her disqualification from the competition.
• The missing documents resulted in his disqualification as a candidate.

Comment l'utiliser : disqualification from something (Cheating led to his disqualification from the race.)

Synonymes : exclusion

Expressions courantes : disqualification from something, automatic disqualification

motif de disqualification, empêchement

Fait ou condition qui rend une personne inapte ou l’empêche de participer.

En anglais simple : A fact or condition that makes someone unsuitable or unable to take part.

• His age was a disqualification.
• The conviction was a disqualification for office.
• They treated her lack of experience as a disqualification.

Comment l'utiliser : disqualification for something (A criminal conviction may be a disqualification for public office.)

Synonymes : bar, impediment

Expressions courantes : a serious disqualification, disqualification for office

élimination pour fautes

Exclusion d’un joueur de basket parce qu’il a commis trop de fautes.

En anglais simple : Being removed from a basketball game after committing too many fouls.

• His sixth foul meant disqualification.
• The team struggled after their captain’s disqualification.
• Another personal foul would bring disqualification for the centre.

Expressions courantes : player disqualification, disqualification for fouls