entail

entraîner, impliquer

Avoir quelque chose comme élément ou conséquence nécessaire.

En anglais simple : To involve something as a necessary part or result.

• The repairs entail extra costs.
• What does this role entail?
• Moving abroad entailed leaving all her friends behind.

Comment l'utiliser : entail doing something (The job entails travelling abroad regularly.)

Synonymes : involve, require, necessitate

Expressions courantes : entail extra work, entail considerable risk, entail additional costs, entail careful planning

substituer

Prévoir légalement qu’un bien revienne seulement à certains membres de la famille, sans pouvoir être vendu ou transmis à d’autres.

En anglais simple : To legally arrange for property to pass only to particular family members, preventing its sale or transfer to others.

• He decided to entail the estate.
• The land was entailed on the family's eldest sons.
• Could the owner sell property that had been entailed?

Comment l'utiliser : entail something on someone (The owner entailed the estate on his male descendants.)

Expressions courantes : entail an estate, entail the property, entail family land