multilateral

multilatéral

Qui fait intervenir au moins trois pays, groupes ou organisations.

En anglais simple : Involving three or more countries, groups, or organizations.

• The countries signed a multilateral agreement.
• Multilateral talks began in Geneva on Monday.
• They support multilateral cooperation on climate policy.

Contraires : bilateral, unilateral

Expressions courantes : multilateral agreement, multilateral trade, multilateral talks

multilatéral

Qui tient compte de plusieurs points de vue ou aspects d’une chose.

En anglais simple : Considering or including several different views or aspects of something.

• The essay offers a multilateral view of the problem.
• We need a multilateral approach that considers different experiences.
• Her multilateral analysis explores the issue from several perspectives.

Synonymes : many-sided

Contraires : one-sided

Expressions courantes : multilateral approach, multilateral analysis

multilatéral

Qui possède plusieurs faces planes ou plusieurs côtés.

En anglais simple : Having several flat sides or edges.

• The diagram shows a multilateral figure.
• Students counted the edges of the multilateral shape.
• The crystal has a complex multilateral form.

Synonymes : many-sided

Expressions courantes : multilateral figure, multilateral shape

organisme multilatéral

Organisme réunissant les représentants d’au moins trois pays ou organisations.

En anglais simple : A group that brings together representatives of at least three countries or organizations.

• The multilateral brings together representatives of five countries.
• Several multilaterals helped fund the water project.
• Each member sent a representative to the multilateral.

Expressions courantes : a regional multilateral, a development multilateral