Summary
to enroll {verb}
s'engager · s'enrôler · enrôler · embaucher · inscrire · immatriculer
to enrol {verb}
enrôler · s'inscrire · dresser · enregistrer · rédiger
English-French translation for "to enroll"
"to enroll" French translation
to enroll {verb}
to enroll [enrolled|enrolled] {vb} [Amer.] (also: to commit oneself)
to enroll [enrolled|enrolled] {vb} [Amer.]
There were 76 members who were 17 years of age (none of whom reported they were Aboriginal or members of visible minorities) who enrolled in the Regular Forces.
to enroll [enrolled|enrolled] {v.t.} [Amer.]
to enroll
Major D'Artois enrolled as a private during the second world war.
Was it true that children were forcibly enrolled in the army?
It is alleged that rebel groups have abducted children and forcibly enrolled them into their ranks.
Hence children of 15 years old were enrolled in private militias and involved in combat between 1993 and 2000.
to enroll [enrolled|enrolled] {v.t.} [Amer.]
to enroll [enrolled|enrolled] {v.t.} [Amer.]
(h) Building new schools in order to assimilate all children who want to enroll;
An announcement for parents to enroll their children to schools in the study year 2009/2010 was published.
There is no cost to enroll.
On the completion of schooling through Alternative Programme, students are encouraged to enroll in the formal schooling system.
A student with special education needs may enroll in the first year of public secondary school as long as s/he is under the age of 25.
to enroll [enrolled|enrolled] {v.t.} [Amer.]
The number of persons enrolled in the programme in June 2004 was 46,373, representing 11.7 per cent of the registered refugee population.
At the end of June 2000, the number of persons enrolled in the special hardship programme was 40,519, representing 10.7 per cent of the registered population.
At the end of June 2004, the number of persons enrolled in the special hardship programme was 46,683, representing 2.7 per cent of the registered population.
The number of special hardship cases enrolled in the programme at the end of the reporting period was 31,288, representing 7.5 per cent of the registered refugee population.
At the end of June 2003, the number of persons enrolled in the special hardship programme was 44,157, representing 2.57 per cent of the Agency-wide registered refugee population.
to enrol {verb}
to enrol [enrolled|enrolled] {vb}
The hijackers also threatened to forcibly enrol the 47 hostages into the SLM/A (AW) and JEM.
Many children decide to enrol because they lost their parents after the massacres.
When a person wishing to enrol is under 18 years, the consent in writing of one of his parents or guardians is required.
I was particularly horrified by the idea of Mrs Randzio-Plath that we should actually enrol schoolchildren as the stormtroopers of this
Reports were also received of the enrolment of children into vigilante groups.
to enrol [enrolled|enrolled] {vb} (also: to register, to sign on, to sign up, to subscribe)
Young women could also benefit if they had taken the challenge to enrol at TMTI.
However, they are free to enrol in any private schools throughout the country.
They are also free to enrol in any private schools throughout the country.
Women and girls were being encouraged to enrol in literacy programmes.
Children with disabilities are encouraged to enrol in regular and special schools;
to enrol [enrolled|enrolled] {vb} [law]
to enrol [enrolled|enrolled] {vb} [law]
However, there was almost 100 net per cent enrolment for both sexes.
These data include medical consultations, preventive care (enrolment and check-ups) and nursing care.
In 2000, 422,285 girls enrolled in primary education.
Considerable improvements have also been achieved in secondary enrolment rates.
There was a slight increase in enrollment in 2001.
to enrol [enrolled|enrolled] {vb} [law]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "enroll":
© Princeton Universityinscribe · enter · enrol · recruit
Synonyms (English) for "enrol":
© Princeton Universityenroll · inscribe · enter · recruit
Usage examples
Usage examples for "to enroll" in French
Similar words
enormously · enormousness · enostosis · enough · Enquiries · enquiry · enraged · enriched · enriching · enrichment · enroll · enrolled · enrollment · enrolment · ensconced · ensemble · ensheathing · enshrouding · ensign · enslaved · enslavement
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