disqualifier

verb

Syllable Decomposition

disqualifier

Etymology

from English to disqualify, derived from qualify (see qualify) with the prefix dis-.

Definitions

1. To blame or discredit someone who has been guilty of some act of impropriety, who has employed in a competition, in a game, in social and social relations means that are not in accordance with honor.: Tricher au jeu disqualifie un homme.

2. To exclude a competitor, a team due to a violation of the rules. sport: Ce coureur a été disqualifié.

3. To exclude a horse from a race that disputes the prize under irregular conditions or by an incorrect race.by extension

Conjugation

→ Conjugation of "disqualifier"

Translations

english:disqualify
swedish:diskvalificera

See also

disqualifie (v.) disqualifiant (v.) disqualifiés (v.) disqualifions (v.) disqualifiez (v.) disqualifiais (v.) disqualifiions (v.) disqualifiiez (v.) disqualifiaient (v.) disqualifiai (v.) disqualifias (v.) disqualifia (v.) disqualifiâmes (v.) disqualifiâtes (v.) disqualifièrent (v.) disqualifierai (v.) disqualifieras (v.) disqualifiera (v.) disqualifierons (v.) disqualifierez (v.)