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1 comptabilité
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2 comptabilité
comptabilité [kɔ̃tabilite]feminine noun( = science, profession) accountancy ; (d'une petite entreprise) book-keeping ; ( = comptes) accounts* * *kɔ̃tabilite1) (concept, discipline) accountancy2) (profession, activité) accounting3) ( tenue de livres) bookkeeping4) ( ensemble des comptes) accounts (pl)5) ( service) accounts department* * *kɔ̃tabilite nf1) (= activité, technique) accounting, accountancy, book-keepingun cours de comptabilité — a course in accounting, an accountancy course
2) (= comptes) accounts pl books pl3) (= service) accounts department* * *comptabilité nf1 (concept, discipline) accountancy; faire des études de comptabilité to study accountancy;2 (profession, activité) accounting; suivre un stage de comptabilité to do an accountancy course;3 ( tenue de livres) bookkeeping; faire sa comptabilité to do one's accounts; tenir la comptabilité to keep the books;4 ( ensemble des comptes) accounts (pl); leur comptabilité est très mal tenue their accounts are very badly kept;5 ( service) accounts department.comptabilité analytique ( d'entreprise) management accounting; ( de produit) cost accounting; comptabilité commerciale business accounting; comptabilité d'entreprise = comptabilité commerciale; comptabilité industrielle = comptabilité analytique; comptabilité nationale national accounts (pl); comptabilité publique ( règles) public accounts (pl); ( service) public accounts office.[kɔ̃tabilite] nom fémininfaire la comptabilité de quelqu'un to do somebody's books ou book-keeping4. [service, bureau] accounts (department)5. ÉCONOMIE & FINANCE -
3 cabinet
cabinet [kabinε]1. masculine nounb. ( = gouvernement) cabinet ; ( = collaborateurs) staffc. ( = meuble) cabinet2. plural masculine noun3. compounds* * *kabinɛ
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nom masculin2) ( affaires et clientèle) practice; ( cabinet collectif) firm; (de médecins, dentistes) practice3) ( agence) agency5) ( de musée) exhibition room
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cabinets nom masculin pluriel toilet (sg), loo (colloq) (sg) GB, bathroom (sg) USPhrasal Verbs:* * *kabinɛ1. nm1) [médecin] surgery Grande-Bretagne office USA2) [notaire] (= bureau) office, (= clientèle) practice3) POLITIQUE cabinet, [ministre] advisers pl2. cabinets nmplvieilli (= w.-c.) lavatory sg* * *A nm1 ( local) gén office; (de médecin, dentiste) surgery GB, office US; (d'avocat, de notaire) office; (d'avocat au barreau, de juge) chambers (pl);2 ( affaires et clientèle de professions libérales) practice; ( cabinet collectif) firm; (de médecins, dentistes) (group) practice; le cabinet du Dr Hallé Dr Hallé's practice; avoir/vendre un cabinet to have/to sell a practice; ouvrir un cabinet to set up in practice; cabinet d'architectes/d'audit firm of architects/auditors; cabinet d'avocats/d'experts-comptables law/accountancy firm; cabinet de médecins/dentistes medical/dental practice;3 ( agence) agency; cabinet de recrutement recruitment agency; cabinet immobilier estate agent's; ( collectif) firm of estate agents; avoir un cabinet d'assurances to be an insurance broker; ouvrir un cabinet d'assurances to set up (in) business as an insurance broker;4 Pol ( gouvernement) cabinet; (de ministre, préfet) staff, cabinet US; cabinet ministériel minister's personal staff;5 ( de musée) exhibition room; cabinet des estampes/médailles print/coin room;7 †( meuble) cabinet.cabinet d'aisances† water closet† GB, lavatory; cabinet de consultation surgery GB, office US; cabinet d'instruction Jur judge's chambers (pl); cabinet juridique law firm; cabinet de lecture† reading room; cabinet médical medical practice; cabinet noir cubbyhole; cabinet particulier private dining room; cabinet de toilette bathroom; cabinet de travail study.[kabinɛ] nom masculin[de magistrat] chambers[d'avoué, de notaire] office2. [réduit]3. [petite salle]cabinet particulier [de restaurant] private dining room4. [clientèle - de médecin, de dentiste] practice5. [agence]cabinet d'assurances insurance firm ou agencycabinet conseil consulting firm, consultancy firmfaire partie du cabinet to be in ou a member of the Cabinetcabinet ministériel minister's advisers, departmental staff7. [d'un musée] (exhibition) room8. [meuble] cabinet9. [d'horloge] (clock) case————————cabinets nom masculin plurielIn a French context this term refers to the team of civil servants who carry out advisory and administrative duties for a minister or a préfet. The Prime Minister's cabinet is made up not of ministers but of senior civil servants, including the directeur de cabinet, who has a political role as the Prime Minister's principal private secretary (and can deputize for him or her), and the chef de cabinet, whose function is largely administrative. -
4 expertise
expertise [εkspεʀtiz]feminine nouna. [de bijou] valuation ; [de dégâts] assessment• rapport d'expertise valuer's or assessor's or expert's reportb. ( = compétence) expertise* * *ɛkspɛʀtiz2) ( compétence) expertise* * *ɛkspɛʀtiz nf1) [objet de valeur] valuation2) (enquête, examen) assessment3) DROIT forensic examination4) (rapport d'expertise) valuer's report5) (= compétence) expertise* * *expertise nf1 ( estimation) ( de bijou) valuation GB, appraisal US; ( de dégâts) assessment; rapport d'expertise expert's report;2 ( compétence) expertise.expertise judiciaire Jur expert evidence; expertise médico-légale expert medical evidence; expertise osseuse Méd bone X-ray (to determine a person's age).[ɛkspɛrtiz] nom féminin1. [examen - d'un meuble, d'une voiture] (expert) appraisal ou evaluation ou valuationfaire faire une expertise [pour assurer un bien] to have a valuation done2. [document] expert's ou valuer's report -
5 vocation
vocation [vɔkasjɔ̃]feminine noun• avoir/ne pas avoir la vocation to have/lack a vocation* * *vɔkasjɔ̃1) ( de personne) vocation, calling2) ( d'institution) purpose* * *vɔkasjɔ̃ nfvocation, callingavoir la vocation — to have a vocation, to have a calling
* * *vocation nf1 ( de personne) vocation, calling; vocation sacerdotale vocation for the priesthood; vocation artistique/littéraire artistic/literary vocation; vocation contrariée frustrated calling; manquer sa vocation to miss one's vocation; se sentir une vocation de médecin to feel that medicine is one's vocation; se sentir une vocation de comptable to feel drawn to accountancy; il n'a pas la vocation de l'enseignement he's not cut out to be a teacher, teaching isn't his vocation;2 ( d'institution) purpose; il assigne à l'école une double vocation he thinks schools should serve a dual purpose; l'association a pour vocation d'aider les malades or l'aide aux malades the association is intended to help the sick; salles à vocation récréative rooms intended for leisure activities; région à vocation touristique/agricole tourist/farming area; école à vocation technique technical school; chaîne à vocation culturelle cultural channel.[vɔkasjɔ̃] nom fémininne pas avoir/avoir la vocation (de) to feel no/a vocation (for)manquer ou rater sa vocation: voilà un pansement bien fait, tu as manqué ou raté ta vocation what a professional-looking bandage, you should have been a nurse ou you missed your vocation2. [rôle, mission]la vocation du nouveau musée est d'éduquer les jeunes the new museum is designed to be of educational value to young peopleavoir vocation à ou pour faire to be empowered to do
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