établir

1. to make out (a bill), to draw up (a document etc.)
2. to establish, to set up (a business, government, camp, reputation etc.)
3. to demonstrate, establish (a fact, responsibility)
4. to set (a record)
5. to institute (a rule)
6. (reflexive) to settle down
7. (reflexive) (+ preposition à) to stand at (about a statistic)
8. (reflexive) to colonize
9. (uncommon) to become part of common usage

Pronounced as (IPA)

/e.ta.bliʁ/

Etymology

Inherited from Old French: establir

Inherited from Latin: stabiliō

In summary

Inherited from Old French establir, inherited from Latin stabilīre.

Concepts

establish

found

prove

set up

organize

demonstrate

set

organise

plant

🌱

implement

constitute

fix

institute

lay down

show

ascertain

shew

make

determine

launch

create

pitch

draw

assess

make out

build

point to

settle

initiate

introduce

lay

machinate

manufacture

operation

place

prepare

produce

promote

proving

put into practice

raise

seat

💺

settle down

substantiate

unionise

typify

unionize

put in place

put into practise

do something in advance

Synonyms

fonder

rétablir

reconstituer

prouver

organiser

démontrer

appliquer

introduire

édifier

confirmer

créer

administrer

exécuter

installer

instaurer

mettre en place

situer

instituer

implémenter

tirer

lancer

asseoir

🪑

mettre

constater

rédiger

dessiner

construire

élaborer

dresser

ouvrir

poser

préparer

imposer

incarner

s’assurer

s’installer

baser

fournir des preuves à l’appui de

montrer

motiver

attirer

produire

promouvoir

réaliser

appartenir

rendre

représenter

ajuster

séparer

se rendre compte de

Translations

establecer

stabilire

fondare

أسس

estabelecer

demostrar

feststellen

vaststellen

organizar

fundar

accertare

أنْشأ

beweisen

أقام

dimostrare

Sentences

Le paradoxe de l'information motive Susskind à établir la complémentarité des trous noirs .

The information paradox motivates Susskind to establish the complementarity of black holes.