révoquer
كيفية الاستخدام
Révoquer is typically used in formal or legal contexts. You might revoke a license, a decree, or a decision. It's less common in everyday conversation to revoke something like a reservation or an invitation.
A common mistake is using révoquer interchangeably with 'annuler' (to cancel) in informal situations. While there's overlap, révoquer implies a more definitive and often official termination. For instance, you would 'annuler une réservation' (cancel a reservation), not 'révoquer une réservation'.
Another mistake is confusing it with 'renvoyer' (to dismiss or fire someone). While a decision to 'révoquer' someone from a position might lead to them being 'renvoyé', the words themselves have different meanings. Révoquer applies to things (decisions, laws, licenses), not directly to people.
محتوى ذو صلة
مزيد من كلمات travel
à bord de
B1On or in a ship, aircraft, or other vehicle.
à destination de
B1Bound for; going to a particular place.
à l'étranger
A2In or to a foreign country; abroad.
à pied
A2By walking, on foot.
à quel prix
B1At what cost or amount?
à vélo
B1By bike, using a bicycle for transport.
aboutissement
B1The culmination or completion of a journey or trip.
accès
A2The means or opportunity to approach or enter a place.
accès à bord
B1Boarding, getting onto a vehicle.
accès internet
B1The ability to connect to the internet.
