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FINANCE registered bond obligation f nominative;registered capital capital m déclaré;registered charity organisme m de bienfaisance reconnu par l'État;registered company = société inscrite au registre de commerce;FINANCE registered debenture obligation nominative;registered design modèle m déposé;registered name nom m déposé;British registered office siège m social;registered securities titres m pl nominatifs, valeurs f pl nominatives;registered share certificate certificat m nominatif d'action(s);British registered shareholder actionnaire m f inscrit(e);registered stock titres nominatifs, valeurs nominatives;American registered stockholder actionnaire inscrit(e);registered tonnage tonnage m net ou de jauge;registered trademark marque f déposée;COMPUTING registered user utilisateur(trice) m, f disposant d'une licence;registered value valeur f enregistrée(b) (letter, parcel) recommandé(e);∎ to send sth by registered post envoyer qch en recommandé -
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registered ['redʒɪstəd](a) (student, elector) inscrit; British (charity) ≃ reconnu d'utilité publique; Finance (bond, securities, stocks) nominatif;∎ registered unemployed inscrit au chômage;∎ British to be registered disabled avoir une carte d'invalidité(b) (letter, parcel, mail) recommandé;∎ British send it registered envoyez-le en recommandé►► Finance registered bond obligation f nominative;Finance registered capital capital m déclaré;registered charity organisme m de bienfaisance reconnu par l'État;registered childminder nourrice f agréée;registered company société f inscrite au registre du commerce;Finance registered debenture obligation f nominative;Marketing registered design modèle m déposé;Registered General Nurse infirmier(ère) m,f diplômé(e) d'État (remplacé en 1992 par "Registered Nurse");Registered Mental Nurse infirmier(ère) m,f psychiatrique diplômé(e) d'État;registered name nom m déposé;Registered Nurse infirmier(ère) m,f diplômé(e) d'État;British registered office siège m social;British registered post envoi m recommandé;French Canadian Finance registered retirement savings plan régime m enregistré d'épargne-retraite;Finance registered securities titres mpl nominatifs, valeurs fpl nominatives;Finance registered share certificate certificat m nominatif d'action(s);Stock Exchange registered stock titres mpl nominatifs, valeurs fpl nominatives;Nautical registered tonnage jauge f;registered trademark marque f déposée;Computing registered user utilisateur(trice) m,f disposant d'une licence
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