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fr flag expropriation ,
appropriation ,
expatriation ,
expiation ,
or
propagation

in the PONS Dictionary

expropriation [ɛkspʀɔpʀijasjɔ͂] N f LAW

expropriation
Enteignung f
expropriation directe/indirecte
direkte/indirekte Enteignung
expropriation de fait
De-facto-Enteignung spec
expropriation d'une/de la créance
Forderungsenteignung spec

appropriation2 [apʀɔpʀijasjɔ͂] N f Belg (nettoyage)

appropriation
Reinigen nt
appropriation
Reinigung f

expatriation [ɛkspatʀijasjɔ͂] N f

expatriation (action de s'expatrier)
Emigration f
expatriation (action de s'expatrier)
Auswanderung f
expatriation (action d'expatrier)
Ausbürgerung f
expatriation (action d'expatrier)
Verbannung f

expiation [ɛkspjasjɔ͂] N f liter

expiation
Sühne f
expiation
Buße f
en expiation de qc
als Sühne [o. Buße] für etw

propagation [pʀɔpagasjɔ͂] N f

1. propagation (extension):

propagation
Ausbreitung f
propagation d'une épidémie
Verbreitung f
propagation d'une épidémie
Ausbreitung
propagation d'un incendie
Ausdehnung f
propagation d'un incendie
Ausbreitung
propagation PHYS de la lumière, des ondes, du son
Fortpflanzung f

2. propagation (diffusion):

propagation d'une idée, nouvelle
Verbreitung f

3. propagation (reproduction):

propagation d'une espèce
Vermehrung f