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1 noun∎ the gross la quantité totale(b) (twelve dozen) grosse f, douze douzaines fpl(a) (overall, total) brut(b) (flagrant → inefficiency, injustice, carelessness) flagrant; (→ error) grossier, énorme; (→ ignorance) crasse∎ our firm grossed $800,000 last year notre société a fait ou obtenu une recette brute de 800 000 dollars l'année dernière►► gross amount montant m brut;gross assets actif m brut;Insurance gross average grosse(s) avarie(s) f(pl) commune(s);Finance gross dividend dividende m brut;gross domestic product produit m intérieur brut;Finance gross margin marge f brute;gross national income revenu m national brut;gross national product produit m national brut;Law gross negligence faute f lourde;Accountancy gross operating profit bénéfice m ou résultat m brut d'exploitation;gross profit bénéfice m brut;Accountancy gross profit margin marge f commerciale brute;Accountancy gross receipts recettes fpl brutes;Accountancy gross redemption yield rendement m actuariel brut;Nautical gross register tonnage (tonnage m de) jauge f brute, tonnage m brut;Finance gross return rendement m brut;Nautical gross ton tonne f de jauge;gross wage salaire m brut;Finance gross yield rendement m brut∎ it really grossed me out ça m'a vraiment débecté(net figure) convertir en chiffres bruts -
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A n (pl gross) ( twelve dozen) grosse f, douze douzaines fpl ; by the gross à la grosse ; per gross la grosse.B adj2 ( serious) gen, Jur [error, exaggeration] grossier/-ière ; [ignorance] crasse ; [abuse, inequality] choquant ; [injustice] flagrant ; gross negligence Jur faute f lourde ; gross dereliction of duty manquement m grave au devoir ;4 ○ ( revolting) dégueulasse ◑ ;5 ○ ( obese) obèse.■ gross out ○:▶ gross [sb] out US dégoûter [qn] ; gross me out! c'est dégoûtant!■ gross up: -
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[ɡrəus] 1. adjective1) (very bad: gross errors/indecency.) grossier2) (vulgar: gross behaviour/language.) grossier3) (too fat: a large, gross woman.) obèse4) (total: The gross weight of a parcel is the total weight of the contents, the box, the wrapping etc.) brut2. noun(the total amount (of several things added together).) total- grossly -
4 obvious, and, gross, repudiation, of, the, relationship
( spouse)mépris m clair et flagrant de l'unionEnglish-French legislative terms > obvious, and, gross, repudiation, of, the, relationship
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total ['təʊtəl] ( British pt & pp totalled, cont totalling, American pt & pp totaled, cont totaling)(a) (amount, number) total;∎ the total gains/losses le total des profits/pertes;∎ the total cost le coût total;∎ marketing the product accounts for 20 percent of the total costs le coût de commercialisation du produit revient à 20 pour cent du coût total(b) (as intensifier) complet(ète);∎ total silence un silence absolu;∎ we are in total disagreement nous ne sommes pas d'accord du tout;∎ that's total nonsense! c'est complètement absurde!;∎ he was a total stranger to me je ne le connaissais ni d'Ève ni d'Adam2 nountotal m;∎ there are a total of thirteen inspectors in the whole country au total, il y a treize inspecteurs dans tout le pays;∎ she wrote a total of ten books elle a écrit dix livres en tout;∎ that comes to a total of £2 ça fait 2 livres en tout;∎ a total of 102 hours/people un total de 102 heures/personnes;∎ the total payable le total à payer(b) (amount to) s'élever à;∎ the groceries total £10 la note d'épicerie s'élève à 10 livres;∎ the collection totalled 50 cars cette collection comptait 50 voitures en tout∎ he totaled his car sa voiture est bonne pour la casseau total;∎ there are three hundred students in total au total, il y a trois cents étudiants►► Finance total annual expenses consommations fpl de l'exercice;Finance total assets total m de l'actif;Finance total asset value valeur f de bilan;Astronomy total eclipse éclipse f totale;Finance total gross income revenu m brut global;Finance total insured value valeur f totale assurée;Finance total liabilities total m du passif;Finance total loss perte f totale;Finance total net income revenu m net global;Commerce total quality control contrôle m de la qualité totale;Commerce total quality management qualité f totale;total recall mémoire f très précise;∎ to have total recall of sth avoir un souvenir très précis de qch, se souvenir de qch dans les moindres détails -
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1 nountotal m;∎ the total comes to $389 cela fait au total 389 dollars(amount, cost, output etc) total(e);∎ marketing the product accounts for 20 percent of the total costs le coût de commercialisation du produit revient à 20 pour cent du coût totaltotal annual expenses consommations f pl de l'exercice; total assets total m de l'actif;total asset value valeur f de bilan;total constructive loss perte f totale;total contract value valeur totale du contrat;total distribution cost coût m total de distribution;total exemption exonération f totale;total export sales chiffre m d'affaires à l'exportation;total fixed cost coût fixe total;total gross income revenu m brut global;total insured value valeur totale assurée;total liabilities total du passif;total loss perte totale;total loss settlement règlement m en perte totale;total net income revenu net global;total payable total à payer;total quality control contrôle m de la qualité globale;total quality management gestion f de la qualité globale;total sales chiffre d'affaires global;total unit cost coût complet unitaire(b) (amount to) s'élever à -
7 profit
A n1 Comm bénéfice m, profit m ; gross/net profit bénéfice brut/net ; profit and loss pertes et profits ; to make ou turn a profit faire or réaliser un bénéfice (on sur) ; the banks make handsome profits les banques font de jolis bénéfices ; they're only interested in making quick profits tout ce qui les intéresse c'est de faire de l'argent rapidement ; to sell sth at a profit vendre qch à profit or avec un bénéfice ; they sold the house at a profit of £6,000 ils ont réalisé un bénéfice de 6 000 livres sterling en vendant la maison ; to operate at a profit être rentable ; to bring in ou yield a profit rapporter un bénéfice ; there isn't much profit in that line of business nowadays ce genre de métier ne rapporte pas gros aujourd'hui ; with profits insurance policy police f d'assurance avec participation aux bénéfices ;B vtr littér profiter à ; it will profit you nothing to do this cela ne vous profitera en rien de faire cela. -
8 ton
ton [tʌn]( = weight) tonne f (Brit = 1 016 kg ; Can, US = 907 kg)* * *[tʌn]metric ton — tonne f
2) (colloq) ( a lot)tons of — des tas de (colloq) [food, paper, bands]
her new car is tons better than the other one — sa nouvelle voiture est mille fois mieux que l'autre
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1 ( in weight) GB ( also gross ou long ton) ≈ 1 016 kg ; US ( also net ou short ton) ≈ 907 kg ; metric ton tonne f, 1000 kg ; a three-ton truck un camion de trois tonnes ; to weigh a ton ou be a ton weight GB fig peser une tonne ;2 Naut ( in volume) tonneau m ; freight/register ton tonneau m d'affrètement/de jauge ; displacement ton tonne f de déplacement ;3 ○ ( a lot) a ton of plein de ○, un tas de ○ [books, papers etc] ; tons of des tas de ○, plein de ○ [food, paper, bands] ; we've tons left il nous en reste plein ○ ; her new car is tons better than the other one sa nouvelle voiture est mille fois mieux que l'autre.they'll come down on us like a ton of bricks ils vont nous tomber dessus ○ ; to do a ton ○ GB faire du cent soixante à l'heure ○.
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