redressement
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- واژهنامه · French & English to Persian Epistemological Dictionary redressement|right|righting|redress|straighten up|true Etymology: Today's word comes from the Middle English dressen "to arrange, to put on clothing," from Old French drecier "to arrange," from Latin dirigere "to direct." Thus, dress "direct" is the root of "address" and "redress." Just as "to address a wrongdoing" means to make it right, or "to redress a naughty boy" means to reprove him and realign his conduct, so "dress" retains its original meaning of "to arrange or straighten." The way that we most commonly use it, "to clothe," is related to "putting in order." 1 eng. right/tru-ing (of the wrong), straighten up (bâz )râst gardândan eršâd kardan (ar.) 2 bar afrâštan