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1 boursier
boursier, -ière [buʀsje, jεʀ]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine nounb. ( = agent de change) stockbroker* * *
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- ière buʀsje, ɛʀ adjectif ( financier) [cotation, valeur] stock exchange, stock market (épith); [semaine, mois] trading (épith)
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nom masculin, féminin ( bénificiaire d'une bourse) ( pour raisons financières) grant holder GB, scholarship student US; ( pour mérite) scholar GB, scholarship student US* * *buʀsje, jɛʀ (-ière)1. adjCOMMERCE stock market modif2. nm/fÉDUCATION grant holder* * *A adj Fin [indice, milieu, cotation, activités, valeur] stock exchange, stock market ( épith); [semaine, mois] trading ( épith); sur les grandes places boursières on the major stock markets; le krach boursier d'octobre 87 the stock market crash of October '87; marché boursier stock market; la nouvelle a stimulé le marché boursier the news stimulated share prices.B nm,f Scol, Univ ( pour raisons financières) grant holder GB, scholarship recipient US; ( pour mérite) scholar GB, scholarship recipient US; les étudiants boursiers students on a grant GB, students on financial aid US; ( pour mérite) scholarship holders.C nm Fin stock exchange dealer.( féminin boursière) [bursje, ɛr] adjectif1. UNIVERSITÉ & ÉDUCATIONun étudiant boursier a grant ou scholarship holder————————, boursière [bursje, ɛr] nom masculin, nom fémininles boursiers doivent remplir le formulaire ci-joint students who receive a grant ou scholarship should fill in the accompanying form -
2 portefeuille
portefeuille [pɔʀtəfœj]masculine noun[d'argent] wallet ; (Insurance, stock exchange, politics) portfolio• ça fait mal au portefeuille ! it hits your wallet! (inf) it makes or burns a hole in your wallet! (inf)* * *pɔʀt(ə)fœj
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jupe/robe portefeuille — wrap-over skirt/dress
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nom masculin1) ( à billets) wallet, billfold US2) Politique portfolio3) Finance portfolio••* * *pɔʀtəfœj nm1) (pour papiers, argent) wallet2) BOURSE portfolio3) POLITIQUE portfolio* * *A adj jupe/robe portefeuille wrap-over skirt/dress.B nm1 ( à billets) wallet, billfold US;2 Pol portfolio; avoir le portefeuille de la Défense to hold the defenceGB portfolio;3 Fin portfolio; un portefeuille d'actions a portfolio of shares.faire un lit en portefeuille to make an apple pie bed; avoir le portefeuille bien garni to be well-off; avoir toujours la main au portefeuille to be very generous.[pɔrtəfɶj] nom masculinon lui a confié le portefeuille des Affaires étrangères he has been given ou he holds the foreign affairs portfolio -
3 gestion
gestion [ʒεstjɔ̃]feminine nounmanagement ; [de pays] running• gestion de fichiers/base de données file/database management* * *ʒɛstjɔ̃1) ( administration) management2) (de situation, crise, d'information) handling3) ( discipline) management4) Informatique management•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʒɛstjɔ̃ nf1) [entreprise] management2) INFORMATIQUE, [disque, répertoires] management* * *gestion nf1 ( administration) management; l'entreprise souffre d'une mauvaise gestion the company suffers from poor management; une gestion saine sound management; durant leur gestion under their management; gestion informatisée/du temps computerized/time management; la gestion de son temps de travail the management of one's working time; la gestion de la production production control;2 (de situation, crise, d'information) handling;3 ( discipline) management; faire de la gestion to do business studies, to study management; avoir un diplôme de gestion to have a business studies ou a management diploma;4 Ordinat (de fichiers, base de données) management.gestion administrative administration; gestion budgétaire budgetary control; gestion contrôlée Jur receivership; être mis sous gestion contrôlée [société] to go into receivership; gestion financière financial management; gestion du personnel personnel management; gestion de portefeuille Fin portfolio management; gestion prévisionnelle (forward) planning; gestion de la production assistée par ordinateur, GPAO computer-aided production management; gestion des ressources humaines human resources management; gestion des risques risk management; gestion sociale Admin, Pol social management; Entr industrial relations (+ v sg); gestion des stocks stock control GB, inventory control US; gestion de trésorerie corporate cash management.[ʒɛstjɔ̃] nom fémininchargé de la gestion de l'hôtel in charge of running ou managing the hotelpar une mauvaise gestion through bad management, through mismanagementtechniques de gestion management techniques ou methodsgestion d'affaires (day-to-day) running of affairs ou businessgestion de stock inventory ou stock controlgestion des projets/travaux project/job scheduling -
4 gérer
gérer [ʒeʀe]➭ TABLE 6 transitive verb* * *ʒeʀe1) ( administrer) to manage [production, temps]; to manage, to run [entreprise]; to run [pays]2) ( traiter) to handle [situation, information]3) Informatique to manage [fichiers, bases de données]* * *ʒeʀe vt1) [entreprise, opération] to manage2) [pulsions, épreuve, situation] to manageIl n'a pas su gérer son divorce. — He didn't manage his divorce well.
* * *gérer verb table: céder vtr1 ( administrer) to manage [production, temps]; to manage, to run [commerce, propriété]; to run [pays]; un portefeuille géré par une banque privée a portfolio managed by a private bank; il gère bien ses affaires he manages his business well; une entreprise bien gérée a well-managed ou well-run company; une entreprise mal gérée a badly run ou poorly managed company; gérer une tutelle Jur to supervise a guardianship;2 fig ( traiter) to handle [situation, information, problème, crise]; mal gérer qch to handle sth badly;3 Ordinat to manage [fichiers, bases de données].[ʒere] verbe transitif2. [entreprise, hôtel, magasin] to manage, to run[stock, production] to control3. [ménage] to administer[temps] to organizegérer des données/un fichier to manage data/a file
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