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adv.a savoir; c'est-à-dire; en l'occurrence; plus précisémentEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > namely
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condition [kənˈdɪ∫ən]1. nouna. ( = determining factor) condition f• I'll lend you my car on condition that you bring it back this evening je vous prête ma voiture à condition que vous la rameniez ce soirb. ( = circumstance) condition fc. ( = state) état m• physical/mental condition état m physique/mentala. ( = determine) déterminerb. [+ hair, skin] traiter• he was conditioned into believing that... il a été conditionné à croire que...* * *[kən'dɪʃn] 1.1) ( stipulation) condition fto meet ou satisfy the conditions — remplir les conditions
on condition that — à condition que (+ subj)
I agree, on one condition, namely that you pay in cash — je suis d'accord, mais à une condition, que vous payiez en liquide
2) ( state) état m, condition fto be in good/bad condition — [house, car etc] être en bon/mauvais état
3) ( disease) maladie fa heart/skin condition — une maladie cardiaque/de la peau
4) ( fitness) forme f5) ( situation) condition f2.conditions plural noun conditions fpl3.housing/living conditions — conditions de logement/de vie
transitive verb1) Psychology conditionner2) ( treat) traiter [hair] -
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1 noun(a) (of person) avenir m;∎ a job with a (good) future une situation pleine d'avenir;∎ there is a future ahead for bilingual people in publishing le monde de l'édition offre des possibilités d'avenir pour les personnes bilingues∎ futures (financial instruments, contracts) contrats m pl à terme; (transactions) opérations f pl à terme; (securities) titres m pl ou valeurs f pl à termefutures contract contrat à terme; futures exchange marché m à terme;futures market marché à terme;futures option option f sur contrats à terme;futures and options contrats à terme et options;futures and options fund fonds m pl investissant dans les contrats à terme et options;futures order ordre m à terme;Future Rate Agreement accord m de taux à terme;futures trading négociations f pl ou opérations à terme;futures transaction opération à termeFINANCE future delivery livraison f à terme;∎ goods for future delivery marchandises f pl livrables à terme;future value valeur f capitaliséeThe first step consists of a feasibility study for the creation of a regulated futures market for categories of fine wines. This innovative project, announced at a conference/debate organized by Paris Europlace at Bordeaux, is based on a finished product -- namely homogeneous categories of sought-after fine wines -- that is ready to be consumed. The first contract is expected to be a future on the top growths of the Bordeaux region, based on a 12-bottle case en primeur for delivery in 32 months' time.
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[neim] 1. noun1) (a word by which a person, place or thing is called: My name is Rachel; She knows all the flowers by name.) nom2) (reputation; fame: He has a name for honesty.) réputation2. verb1) (to give a name to: They named the child Thomas.) nommer2) (to speak of or list by name: He could name all the kings of England.) nommer•- nameless- namely - nameplate - namesake - call someone names - call names - in the name of - make a name for oneself - name after -
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A n1 ( stipulation) condition f ; what are the conditions of the contract/loan? quelles sont les conditions du contrat/prêt? ; to fulfil ou meet ou satisfy the conditions remplir les conditions ; the offer had several conditions attached to it l'offre était soumise à plusieurs conditions ; I'll sell it under certain conditions je le vendrai sous certaines conditions ; on condition that à condition que (+ subj) ; I lent it to her on condition that she return it on Tuesday je le lui ai prêté à condition qu'elle me le rende mardi ; it is a condition of the contract that you work 37 hours per week votre contrat stipule que vous devez travailler 37 heures par semaine ; investment is an essential condition for economic growth l'investissement est une condition essentielle de la croissance économique ; I agree, on one condition, namely that you pay in cash je suis d'accord, mais à une condition, que vous payiez en liquide ; general conditions conditions générales ; condition subsequent/precedent Jur condition suspensive/préalable ;2 ( state) état m, condition f ; to be in good/bad condition [house, car, manuscript etc] être en bon/mauvais état ; to keep sth in good condition maintenir qch en bon état ; your hair is in poor condition tes cheveux sont abîmés ; he's in good condition for a man of 80 il est en bonne santé pour un homme de 80 ans ; to be in a stable/critical condition être dans un état stable/critique ; her condition is serious elle est dans un état grave ; to be in no condition to do ne pas être en état de faire ; to be in an interesting condition† euph être enceinte ;3 ( disease) maladie f ; a heart/skin condition une maladie cardiaque/de la peau ; a fatal/an incurable condition une maladie mortelle/incurable ;4 ( fitness) forme f ; to be out of condition ne pas être en forme ; to get one's body into condition se mettre en forme ;6 (in philosophy, logic) condition f.B conditions npl ( circumstances) conditions fpl ; to work under difficult conditions travailler dans des conditions difficiles ; housing/living/working conditions conditions de logement/vie/travail ; weather conditions conditions météorologiques.C vtr1 gen, Psych conditionner ; conditioned reflex ou response lit, fig réflexe m conditionné ; people are conditioned into believing that les gens sont conditionnés à croire que ; she argues that women are conditioned to be altruistic elle soutient que de par leur éducation les femmes sont amenées à se comporter de façon altruiste ;2 ( treat) traiter [skin, hair] ; this shampoo conditions the hair ce shampooing contient un après-shampooing.
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namely — A difference, in grammatical sense, in strictr ness exists between the words namely and including. Namely imports interpretation, i.e., indicates what is included in the previous term; but including imports addition, i.e., indicates something not … Black's law dictionary