Relevaient (en. Relevant)
/ʁə.lɛ.vɛ/
Meaning & Definition
EnglishFrench
verb
To be the subject of an action or situation.
The data was the subject of an in-depth analysis.
Les données relevaient d'une analyse approfondie.
To highlight or emphasize something.
The critics often pointed out inconsistencies in the film.
Les critiques relevaient souvent des incohérences dans le film.
To indicate that something is someone's responsibility.
This issue fell under the director's responsibility.
Cette question relevaient de la compétence du directeur.
Etymology
Comes from the verb 'relever' which means 'to lift' or 'to highlight'.
Common Phrases and Expressions
to take on a challenge
To accept a difficult task.
relever un défi
to meet the challenges
To tackle difficulties.
relever les défis
to hold one's head up
To maintain one's dignity in the face of adversity.
relever la tête
Related Words
relever
To bring something up.
relever
elevation
Action of going up or rising.
élévation
Slang Meanings
To highlight notable facts.
During the meeting, they highlighted the important points.
Lors de la réunion, ils ont relevé les points importants.
To indicate responsibility.
It is up to my will to move the project forward.
Ça relève de ma volonté de faire avancer le projet.