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grievance ['gri:vəns]∎ my only grievance (against him) is… le seul grief que j'aie (contre lui), c'est…;∎ the workers put forward a list of grievances les travailleurs ont présenté un cahier de revendications∎ to nurse a grievance entretenir ou nourrir une rancune ou un ressentiment(c) (injustice) injustice f, tort m;∎ to redress a grievance redresser un tort ou une injustice(d) (discontent) mécontentement m;∎ they voiced or aired their grievances ils ont exprimé leur mécontentement►► grievance procedure = procédure permettant aux salariés de faire part de leurs revendications -
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3 grievance
grievance n ( all contexts) griefs mpl (against contre) ; he has a genuine grievance ses griefs sont justifiés ; to air one's grievances exposer ses griefs. -
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(complaint) réclamation f;∎ the workers put forward a list of grievances les travailleurs ont présenté un cahier de revendicationsgrievance procedure = procédure permettant aux salariés de faire part de leurs revendications -
5 grievance
1) Jur. tort subi; injustice; grief; doléance; sujet de plainte2) rancune; rancoeur; ressentimentEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > grievance
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6 grievance
['ɡri:vəns](a cause or reason for complaint: a list of grievances.) grief -
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8 grievance committee
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9 grievance procedure
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10 grievance committee
Org. commission de règlement des différends; Jur. [U] commission d'arbitrageEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > grievance committee
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12 grievance procedure
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14 grievance, arbitration
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15 grievance, procedure
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16 grievance, provision
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17 Grievance, Settlement, Board
Commission f de règlement des griefsEnglish-French legislative terms > Grievance, Settlement, Board
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18 to voice a grievance
exprimer son ressentiment/sa rancuneEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to voice a grievance
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19 Public, Service, Grievance, Board
Commission f des griefs de la fonction publiqueEnglish-French legislative terms > Public, Service, Grievance, Board
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20 nurse
nurse [nɜ:s]1. nouna. [+ person, illness, injury] soignerc. [+ hope, ambition] nourrir ; [+ plan, plot] préparer* * *[nɜːs] 1.1) Medicine infirmier/-ière m/fmale nurse — infirmier m
2) = nursemaid2.transitive verb1) Medicine soigner [person, cold]2) ( clasp) serrer [object]3) ( suckle) allaiter [baby]4) ( foster) nourrir [grievance, hope]3.1) ( be a nurse) être infirmier/-ière2) ( feed) [baby] têter
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grievance — [grēv′əns] n. [ME grevaunce < OFr grevance < grever: see GRIEVE] 1. a circumstance thought to be unjust or injurious and ground for complaint or resentment 2. complaint or resentment, or a statement expressing this, against a real or… … English World dictionary
grievance — n. 1) to air, vent a grievance 2) to file, submit a (formal) grievance 3) to hear a grievance (the committee heard the grievance) 4) to nurse a grievance 5) to redress; settle a grievance 6) a justified, legitimate, valid; unjustified grievance… … Combinatory dictionary
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