Teste-se 6 perguntas
Après des semaines de délibération, le jury a finalement ___ le verdict.
To 'proclamer' means to declare officially or publicly, which fits the context of a jury announcing a verdict.
Le nouveau président a décidé de ___ une amnistie générale pour tous les prisonniers politiques.
A president would 'proclamer' an amnesty to declare it officially to the public.
En dépit des rumeurs, il n'a jamais osé ___ publiquement son amour pour elle.
To 'proclamer' one's love means to declare it openly and publicly, which is what the sentence implies he didn't do.
Le manifeste de ce nouveau mouvement vise à ___ l'égalité et la justice pour tous.
A manifesto typically serves to 'proclamer' or declare the principles and goals of a movement.
La décision de la cour a été ___ par le juge devant une salle d'audience bondée.
A judge would 'proclamer' a court decision to announce it officially and publicly.
Depuis la place du village, le héraut avait pour mission de ___ les nouvelles royales.
A herald's role was to 'proclamer' royal news, meaning to announce it publicly and officially.
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Exemplo
Le nouveau roi a été proclamé devant la foule.
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