| Definition of 'in effect' |
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1. (adverb) effective, good, in effect(p), in force(p)
exerting force or influence
"the law is effective immediately"; "a warranty good for two years"; "the law is already in effect (or in force)"
2. (adverb) effectively, in effect
in actuality or reality or fact
"she is effectively his wife"; "in effect, they had no choice"
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Sense: (of a rule etc) in operation
That law is no longer in effect.
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 Afrikaans: van toepassing |
 Arabic: ساري المَفْعول، فَعّال |
 Bulgarian: в сила |
 Brazilian: em vigor |
 Czech: v platnosti |
 German: in Kraft |
 Danish: i kraft; gældende |
 Greek: σε ισχύ |
 Spanish: en vigor |
 Estonian: jõus |
 Farsi: عملی؛ قابل اجرا |
 Finnish: olla voimassa |
 French: en vigueur |
 Hebrew: בְּפוֹעָל |
 Hindi: प्रभाव में होना |
 Croatian: na snazi, valjan |
 Hungarian: hatályban |
 Indonesian: berlaku |
 Icelandic: í gildi |
 Italian: in vigore |
 Japanese: 効力のある |
 Korean: 유효한 |
 Lithuanian: galiojantis, veikiantis |
 Latvian: (par likumu) būt spēkā |
 Malay: berkuatkuasa |
 Dutch: van kracht |
 Norwegian: i kraft, gyldig, gjeldend |
 Polish: w mocy |
 Persian: عملی؛ قابل اجرا |
 Pashto: عملی |
 Portuguese: em vigor |
 Romanian: în vigoare |
 Russian: в силе |
 Slovak: v platnosti |
 Slovenian: veljaven |
 Serbian: na snazi |
 Swedish: i kraft |
 Thai: การใช้งาน |
 Turkish: yürürlükte |
 Taiwanese: 生效中，實施中 |
 Ukrainian: чинний |
 Urdu: نافذ |
 Vietnamese: có hiệu lực |
 Chinese: 在实行中，有效 |
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