initiation

Langue: fr

🇬🇧 /ɪˌnɪʃɪˈeɪʃən/ 🇺🇸 /ˌɪˌnɪʃiːˈeɪʃən/

📖 Définitions

noun
Début; lancement; cérémonie d'initiation; Initiation; introduction; Initiation; Amorçage; rite de passage; initiation; Initiation; découverte

EN: The act or process of initiating or beginning something; the commencement of an action, process, or series of events.; A formal ceremony or rite of admission into a group, organization, society, or secret order, often involving tests or rituals.; The process of being introduced to or gaining knowledge of a particular subject, skill, or area of experience.; In biochemistry, the first stage of a process such as transcription or translation, where the molecular machinery assembles at the starting point.; In chemistry, the first step in a chain reaction, typically involving the generation of reactive species such as free radicals.; In anthropology and religion, a rite of passage marking the transition from one social or spiritual status to another, such as from childhood to adulthood.; The act of introducing someone to a new experience, often one that is challenging or transformative.

🔗 Détails

Formes du mot

dénombrable / indénombrable Pluriel: initiations

Collocations

initiation ceremonyinitiation riteinitiation intoinitiation processinitiation feeundergo an initiation

Dérivés

initiateinitiativeinitiatorinitiatoryreinitiation

Synonymes

inductioninaugurationadmissioninstallationintroductioninvestiture

Antonymes

terminationconclusionexpulsion

Souvent confondus

initiative

EN: 'Initiative' refers to a new plan or the ability to act independently; 'initiation' refers to the act or ceremony of being admitted or beginning something.

fr: 'Initiative' fait référence à un nouveau plan ou à la capacité d'agir indépendamment ; 'initiation' fait référence à l'acte ou à la cérémonie d'être admis ou de commencer quelque chose.

initiator

EN: 'Initiator' is the person or thing that starts something; 'initiation' is the process or ceremony itself.

fr: 'Initiator' est la personne ou la chose qui commence quelque chose ; 'initiation' est le processus ou la cérémonie elle-même.

Conseils d'orthographe

EN: Remember the pattern: 'initi-a-tion' — it contains four 'i's total and a single 't' before '-ation'. Common errors include writing 'initation' or 'iniciation'.

fr: Souvenez-vous du modèle : 'initi-a-tion' — il contient quatre 'i' au total et un seul 't' avant '-ation'. Les erreurs courantes incluent l'écriture de 'initation' ou 'iniciation'.

💬 Exemples

The initiation of the project was delayed due to funding issues.

Le lancement du projet a été retardé en raison de problèmes de financement.
The fraternity's initiation involved a series of challenges that new members had to complete.

L'initiation à la fraternité comprenait une série d'épreuves que les nouveaux membres devaient accomplir.
Her first trip to Paris was an initiation into the world of fine art and culture.

Son premier voyage à Paris fut une initiation au monde des beaux-arts et de la culture.
The initiation of transcription requires the binding of RNA polymerase to the promoter region.

L'initiation de la transcription nécessite la liaison de l'ARN polymérase à la région promoteur.
The initiation step of the polymerization reaction involves the decomposition of the initiator molecule.

L'étape d'amorçage de la réaction de polymérisation implique la décomposition de la molécule d'initiateur.
The tribe's initiation ceremony marked the boys' transition into manhood.

La cérémonie d'initiation de la tribu marquait le passage des garçons à l'âge adulte.
The harsh winter storm was his initiation into the realities of mountain life.

La rude tempête d'hiver fut son initiation à la réalité de la vie en montagne.