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1 unanimous
unanimous [ju:'nænɪməs]unanime;∎ passed by a unanimous vote voté à l'unanimité;∎ we must give him our unanimous support il faut que nous soyons unanimes à le soutenir;∎ the audience was unanimous in its approval le public a approuvé à l'unanimité;∎ to reach a unanimous decision se prononcer à l'unanimité -
2 unanimous
unanimous adj [members, agreement, support] unanime ; to be unanimous in doing être unanime à faire ; to be unanimous that estimer unanimement que. -
3 unanimous
unanimous [ju:ˈnænɪməs]• the committee was unanimous in condemning this les membres du comité ont été unanimes à condamner cela* * *[juː'nænɪməs]adjective unanime -
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5 unanimous
[ju'næniməs](having, or showing, complete agreement: The whole school was unanimous in its approval of the headmaster's plan.) unanime- unanimity -
6 unanimous consent
Pol., Jur. assentiment/consentement unanime; unanimitéEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > unanimous consent
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8 unanimous shareholder agreement
convention f unanime des actionnairesEnglish-French legislative terms > unanimous shareholder agreement
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9 agreement
agreement [ə'gri:mənt]∎ to be in agreement (with sb/about sth) être d'accord (avec qn/sur ou au sujet de qch);∎ we are both in agreement on this point nous sommes tous les deux d'accord ou du même avis à ce sujet;∎ to reach agreement parvenir à un accord;∎ by agreement with the management en accord avec la direction;∎ the proposal met with unanimous agreement la proposition a été reçue à l'unanimité;∎ there was agreement on all sides that a change would be welcome de toute part on convenait de l'opportunité d'un changement∎ under the (terms of the) agreement selon les termes de l'accord;∎ to enter into or conclude an agreement with sb passer un accord ou un contrat avec qn;∎ an agreement has been concluded between the two parties un accord est intervenu entre les deux parties;∎ to have an agreement with sb avoir conclu ou passé un accord avec qn;∎ to hold sb to an agreement faire respecter un accord à qn;∎ to come to an agreement tomber d'accord, parvenir à un accord;∎ to break an agreement rompre un accord;∎ Law to sign a legal agreement (to do sth) s'engager (par) devant notaire (à faire qch) -
10 panel
1 noun(a) (flat section → of wood, glass etc) panneau m; (in ceiling) caisson m; (of cartoon strip) case f; (in book, magazine) encadré m;∎ sliding panel panneau m coulissant(b) (group, committee → gen) comité m; (→ to judge exam, contest) jury m; (→ in radio or TV quiz) invités mpl; (→ in public debate) panel m; (→ in public inquiry) commission f (d'enquête);∎ a panel of experts un comité d'experts;∎ our panel for tonight's show nos invités à l'émission de ce soir;∎ the panel were unanimous in awarding her top marks le jury lui a accordé à l'unanimité la plus haute note∎ (control) panel tableau m de bord;(wall, hall) lambrisser, revêtir de panneaux; (surface) plaquer;∎ a panelled door une porte à panneaux;∎ the room is in panelled oak la pièce est lambrissée de chêne;∎ one wall was panelled in pine un des murs était lambrissé de pinpanel discussion débat m, table f ronde;British old-fashioned panel doctor ≃ médecin m conventionné;British panel game Radio jeu m radiophonique; Television jeu m télévisé;panel heating chauffage m à panneaux;panel member (jury member) juré m; (in radio or TV quiz) invité(e) m,f; (in public debate) panéliste mf; (of committee) membre m du comité;British panel pin pointe f à tête d'homme, clou m à panneau;panel research recherches fpl par panel;American panel truck, Australian panel van camionnette f -
11 solid
solid ['sɒlɪd](a) (not liquid or gas) solide;∎ a solid body un corps solide;∎ frozen solid complètement gelé;∎ the fat had set solid la graisse était complètement figée;∎ she can't eat solid food elle ne peut pas absorber d'aliments solides(b) (of one substance) massif;∎ her necklace is solid gold son collier est en or massif;∎ solid oak furniture meubles mpl en chêne massif;∎ they dug until they reached solid rock ils ont creusé jusqu'à ce qu'ils atteignent la roche compacte;∎ caves hollowed out of solid rock des grottes fpl creusées à même la roche(c) (not hollow) plein;∎ solid tyres pneus mpl pleins(d) (unbroken, continuous) continu;∎ a solid yellow line une ligne jaune continue;∎ I worked for eight solid hours or eight hours solid j'ai travaillé sans arrêt pendant huit heures, j'ai travaillé huit heures d'affilée;∎ we had two solid weeks of rain nous avons eu deux semaines de pluie ininterrompue∎ the walls were painted a solid green les murs étaient peints en vert uni(f) (dense, compact) dense, compact;∎ knead it until it forms a solid mass travailler jusqu'à ce que cela forme une masse compacte;∎ the streets were a solid mass of people les rues étaient noires de monde;∎ the concert hall was packed solid la salle de concert était bondée(g) (powerful → blow) puissant;∎ I gave him a solid punch to the jaw je lui ai assené un violent coup de poing sur la mâchoire(h) (sturdy, sound → structure, understanding, relationship) solide; (→ evidence, argument) solide, irréfutable; (→ advice) valable, sûr;∎ a man of solid build un homme bien charpenté;∎ their marriage was never solid leur mariage n'a jamais été très solide;∎ I have very solid reasons for believing the opposite j'ai de solides raisons de croire le contraire;∎ we need somebody with some solid experience in the field nous avons besoin de quelqu'un qui possède une solide expérience de travail sur le terrain;∎ he's a good solid worker c'est un bon travailleur;∎ to be on solid ground être sur la terre ferme; figurative être en terrain sûr(i) (respectable, worthy) respectable, honorable;∎ the solid citizens of this town les respectables citoyens mpl de cette ville∎ we have the solid support of the electorate nous avons le soutien massif des électeurs;∎ the south is solid for the Christian Democrats le sud soutient massivement les démocrates-chrétiens;∎ the strike was 100 percent solid la grève était totale;∎ the committee was solid against the proposal le comité a rejeté la proposition à l'unanimité2 noun3 adverb∎ I solid gotta do it! il faut absolument que je le fasse!(a) (solid food) aliments mpl solides;∎ I can't eat solids je ne peux pas absorber d'aliments solides∎ milk solids extrait m du lait►► Mathematics solid angle angle m solide;Grammar solid compound composé m écrit en un seul mot;Mathematics solid figure solide m;solid fuel combustible m solide;Mathematics solid geometry géométrie f des solides -
12 undivided
undivided [‚ʌndɪ'vaɪdɪd]∎ this job requires your undivided attention ce travail nécessite toute votre attention ou votre entière attention;∎ you have my undivided love vous avez tout mon amour(b) (unanimous) unanime
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