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lawsuit ['lɔ:su:t]action f en justice;∎ to bring a lawsuit against sb intenter une action (en justice) contre qn -
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Jur. plainte; poursuites devant les tribunaux; procèsEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > lawsuit
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file [faɪl]1. noun• do we have a file on her? est-ce que nous avons un dossier sur elle ?• to be on file [person] être fichéb. (for metal, nails) lime fc. ( = line) file fb. limer• to file in/out entrer/sortir en file• they filed slowly past the ticket collector ils sont passés lentement les uns après les autres devant le contrôleur4. compounds* * *[faɪl] 1.1) ( for papers etc) gen dossier m; ( cardboard) chemise f; ( ring binder) classeur m; ( card tray) fichier m2) ( record) dossier m (on sur)3) Computing fichier m4) ( tool) lime f5) ( line) file f2.transitive verb1) Administration classer [invoice, letter, record] ( under sous)to file a lawsuit (against somebody) — intenter or faire un procès (à quelqu'un)
3) Journalism envoyer [report]4) limer [wood, metal]3.1) ( walk)they filed into/out of the classroom — ils sont entrés dans/sortis de la salle l'un après l'autre
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suit [su:t]1. nounb. (in court) procès ma. [arrangements, date, price, climate] convenir à• suit yourself! (inf) faites comme vous voulez !b. [garment, colour, hairstyle] aller à• will tomorrow suit? est-ce que demain vous conviendrait ?* * *[suːt, sjuːt] 1.3) ( in cards) couleur fto be somebody's strong suit — fig être le point fort de quelqu'un
2.to follow suit — fig faire de même
transitive verb1) [colour, outfit] aller àto suit somebody down to the ground — (colloq) aller à quelqu'un comme un gant
2) [date, climate, arrangement] convenir àsuits me! — (colloq) ça me va!
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unsuccessful [ˈʌnsəkˈsesfʊl]• to prove unsuccessful [search, negotiations] ne mener à rien• we regret to inform you that your application for the post has been unsuccessful nous regrettons de ne pouvoir donner suite à votre candidature au poste concerné* * *[ˌʌnsək'sesfl]1) [campaign] infructueux/-euse; [production, film] sans succès; [lawsuit] perdu; [love affair] malheureux/-euse; [search] vainto be unsuccessful — [attempt] échouer
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versus [ˈvɜ:səs]• the arguments about public versus private ownership les arguments pour ou contre la propriété privée• the question of electricity versus gas for cooking la comparaison entre cuisine à l'électricité et cuisine au gazb. (in competition, legal case) contre* * *['vɜːsəs]preposition ( all contexts) contre -
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American ( abbreviation Equal Employment Opportunity Commission) = commission pour l'égalité des chances d'emploi aux États-UnisRecent large settlements obtained by the EEOC include the $18 million settlement of sexual and racial harassment claims with Ford Motor Company in September 1999 and a $28 million settlement of an age discrimination case with Johnson & Higgins, Inc. in July 1999. One year before, the EEOC had obtained the largest amount ever paid in the resolution of a sexual harassment case, when Mitsubishi Motor Manufacturing of America agreed to pay $34 million to settle a class action lawsuit filed by the EEOC in April 1996.
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[bri:f] 1. adjective(not long; short: a brief visit; a brief account.) bref2. noun(a short statement of facts (especially in a lawsuit, of a client's case): a lawyer's brief.) dossier3. verb(to give detailed instructions to (especially a barrister, group of soldiers etc): The astronauts were briefed before the space mission.) donner des instructions à- briefing- briefly - briefs - brevity - briefcase - in brief -
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[lo:]1) (the collection of rules according to which people live or a country etc is governed: Such an action is against the law; law and order.) loi(s), législation2) (any one of such rules: A new law has been passed by Parliament.) loi3) ((in science) a rule that says that under certain conditions certain things always happen: the law of gravity.) loi•- lawful- lawfully - lawless - lawlessly - lawlessness - lawyer - law-abiding - law court - lawsuit - be a law unto oneself - the law - the law of the land - lay down the law -
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A n1 ( for papers etc) gen dossier m ; ( cardboard) chemise f ; ( ring binder) classeur m ; ( card tray) fichier m ;2 ( record) dossier m (on sur) ; to have ou keep a file on sb avoir/conserver un dossier sur qn ; his fingerprints/details are on file ses empreintes digitales/coordonnées sont classées ; she's on file elle est fichée ; to open a file on sb/sth établir un dossier sur qn/qch ; it's time to close the file fig il est temps de classer l'affaire ;4 ( tool) lime f ;C vtr1 Admin classer [invoice, letter, record] ; to file sth under (the heading) ‘clients’ classer qch sous (la rubrique) ‘clients’ ;2 Jur déposer [application, complaint, request] (with auprès de) ; to file a petition in bankruptcy déposer son bilan ; to file a lawsuit (against sb) intenter or faire un procès (à qn) ; to file papers for adoption faire une demande d'adoption ; to file a claim for damages against sb intenter un procès pour dommages et intérêts à or contre qn ;3 Journ envoyer [report] ;4 limer [wood, metal] ; to file one's nails se limer les ongles ; to file through a bar couper un barreau à la lime.D vi1 Jur to file for (a) divorce demander le divorce ;2 ( walk) marcher en file ; they filed into/out of the classroom ils sont entrés dans/sortis de la salle l'un après l'autre ; we filed past the coffin nous avons défilé devant le cercueil.■ file down:▶ file [sth] down, file down [sth] niveler [qch] à la lime [surface] ; égaliser [qch] à la lime [tooth] ; limer [claw]. -
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A, US [transcription]["prQses"] n1 gen processus m (of de) ; the peace process le processus de paix ; the process of doing le processus consistant à faire ; to begin the process of doing entreprendre de faire ; to be in the process of doing être en train de faire ; in the process of doing this, he… pendant qu'il faisait cela, il… ; in the process en même temps ; it's a long ou slow process cela prend du temps ;2 ( method) procédé m (for pour ; for doing pour faire) ; manufacturing process procédé de fabrication ;3 Jur ( lawsuit) procès m ; ( summons) citation f ; to bring a process against intenter un procès à qn ; to serve a process on citer [qn] à comparaître ;3 Phot développer [film] ;C viD processed pp adj [food] qui a subi un traitement ; [meat, peas] en conserve ; [steel] traité ; processed cheese fromage m fondu en tranches. -
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