ligne de conduite

French

Etymology

From ligne (“line”) (cognate, from Latin līnea) + de (“of”) + conduite (“conduct”) (cognate, ultimately from Latin condūcō (“lead, bring or draw together”)).

Noun

ligne de conduite f (plural lignes de conduite)

  1. A conduct, attitude, line or course of action, thought, occupation or policy.
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