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1 floating
floating ['fləʊtɪŋ](a) (on water) flottant∎ he has led a sort of floating existence il a mené une vie assez vagabonde;∎ there's a fairly large floating vote les indécis sont assez nombreux;∎ the floating vote will determine the outcome les voix des indécis détermineront le résultat2 noun(b) (of new company) lancement m, création f; (onto Stock Market) introduction f en Bourse; Finance (of loan, bonds, share issue) émission f, lancement m(d) (of new idea, plan) proposition f►► Accountancy floating assets actif m circulant;floating bridge pont m de bateaux ou de radeaux;Finance floating capital capital m circulant;Banking floating charge nantissement m général;floating crane ponton-grue m;Finance floating debt dette f flottante ou non consolidée;floating dock dock m flottant;Cookery floating islands île f flottante;Medicine floating kidney rein m flottant;floating off (of wrecked ship etc) renflouage m;Computing floating point virgule f flottante;floating population (within country) population f flottante;Finance floating rate taux m flottant;Anatomy floating rib côte f flottante;floating voter électeur(trice) m,f indécis(e);Computing floating window fenêtre f flottante -
2 floating
1 noun(a) FINANCE (of company) proposition f, création f; (onto Stock Market) introduction f en Bourse; (of loan, bonds, share issue) émission f, lancement m(c) (of idea, proposal) lancement mACCOUNTANCY floating assets actif m circulant, capital m disponible;FINANCE floating capital capital circulant;BANKING floating charge nantissement m général;FINANCE floating debt dette f flottante ou courante ou non consolidée;FINANCE floating exchange rate taux m de change flottant;INSURANCE floating policy police f d'abonnement ou flottante;FINANCE floating rate taux flottantCOMPUTING floating point virgule f flottante -
3 float
float [fləʊt]1 noun(a) (for fishing line) bouchon m, flotteur m; (on raft, seaplane, fishing net, in carburettor, toilet cistern) flotteur m(d) (cash advance) avance f; (business loan) prêt m de lancement; (money in cash register) fond m de caisse(f) Stock Exchange flottant m;∎ clean float taux mpl de change libres ou flottants;∎ dirty float taux mpl de change concertés∎ the floats (footlights) la rampe∎ the raft/log floated down the river le radeau/le tronc d'arbre a descendu la rivière au fil de l'eau;∎ the bottle floated out to sea la bouteille a été emportée vers le large;∎ the diver floated slowly up to the surface le plongeur est remonté lentement à la surface;∎ we floated downstream (in boat) le courant nous a portés(b) (in the air → balloon, piece of paper) voltiger; (→ mist, clouds) flotter; (→ ghost, apparition) flotter, planer;∎ music/the sound of laughter floated in through the open window de la musique est entrée/des bruits de rires sont entrés par la fenêtre ouverte;∎ she floated out of the room elle est sortie de la pièce d'un pas léger;∎ he seems to just float through life (has no worries) il semble ne jamais avoir de soucis; (has no goals) il semble se laisser porter par les événements∎ the timber is then floated downstream to the mill le bois est ensuite flotté jusqu'à l'usine située en aval(b) (company) lancer, créer; Stock Exchange (onto Stock Market) introduire en Bourse; Finance (bonds, share issue) émettre; (loan) émettre, lancerfloat glass verre m flotté∎ there were rumours floating about that… le bruit courait que…;∎ she's/it's floating about somewhere elle/il traîne dans les parages(free → boat) remettre à flot(a) (be carried away → log, ship etc) partir ou être emporté au fil de l'eau; (in the air → balloon, piece of paper) s'envoler -
4 recover
recover [rɪˈkʌvər][+ sth lost, one's appetite, reason] retrouver ; [+ sth floating] repêcher ; [+ wreck, data, file] récupérer ; [+ debt] recouvrer ; [+ goods, property] rentrer en possession de• to recover one's sight/health retrouver la vue/la santé(after shock, accident) se remettre ( from de ) ; (from illness) se rétablir ( from de ) ; [economy, currency] se redresser ; [stock market] reprendre ; [shares] remonter* * *[rɪ'kʌvə(r)] 1.transitive verb1) ( get back) retrouver, récupérer [money, vehicle]; récupérer [territory]; ( from water) repêcher, retrouver [body, wreck]to recover one's sight/health — recouvrer la vue/santé
2.to recover one's confidence/one's strength — reprendre confiance/des forces
intransitive verb ( from illness) se remettre, se rétablir ( from de); (from defeat, mistake) se ressaisir ( from après); [economy] se redresser; [shares, currency] remonter
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