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1 welfare benefits
Soc. prestàtions sociales; avantages sociaux; indemnitésEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > welfare benefits
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welfare ['welfeə(r)]1 noun(a) (wellbeing) bien-être m;∎ the welfare of the nation le bien public;∎ the physical and spiritual welfare of the people le bien-être physique et moral du peuple;∎ I am concerned about or for her welfare je m'inquiète pour elle;∎ she's looking after his welfare elle s'occupe de lui∎ his family is on welfare sa famille touche l'aide sociale;∎ to live on welfare vivre de l'aide sociale;∎ people on welfare les personnes ou ceux qui touchent l'aide sociale(meals, milk) gratuit;∎ the welfare lines are lengthening la masse des gens qui touchent le chômage augmente;∎ to stand in the welfare line recevoir les allocations chômage►► American welfare benefits avantages mpl sociaux;welfare centre ≃ centre m d'assistance sociale;American welfare check (chèque m d') allocations fpl;welfare economics économie f du bien-être;welfare hotel foyer m d'accueil;welfare officer = travailleur social ayant la charge d'une personne mise en liberté surveillée;welfare payments prestations fpl sociales;welfare service ≃ service m d'assistance sociale;the Welfare State (concept) l'État m providence;∎ the government wants to cut back on the Welfare State le gouvernement veut réduire les dépenses d'aide sociale;welfare work travail m social;welfare worker assistant m social, assistante f sociale -
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American (state aid) aide f sociale;∎ to live on welfare vivre de l'aide sociale;∎ people on welfare les personnes ou ceux qui touchent l'aide sociale;∎ the welfare lines are lengthening la masse des gens qui touchent le chômage augmente;∎ to stand in the welfare line recevoir les allocations chômageAmerican welfare benefits avantages m pl sociaux;American welfare centre ≃ centre m d'assistance sociale;American welfare check (chèque m d')allocations f pl;welfare economics économie f du bien-être;the welfare economy l'économie du bien-être;American welfare office bureau m d'aide sociale;American welfare payments prestations f pl sociales;American welfare service ≃ service m d'assistance sociale;the Welfare State (concept) l'État m providence;∎ the government wants to cut back on the Welfare State le gouvernement veut réduire les dépenses de sécurité sociale;welfare work travail m social;welfare worker assistant(e) m, f social(e) -
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social [ˈsəʊ∫əl]1. adjective[class, status, problem] social• he has little social contact with his business colleagues il a peu de contacts avec ses collègues en dehors du travail• she didn't regard him as her social equal pour elle, il n'appartenait pas au même milieu social2. compounds• to have an active social life ( = go out frequently) sortir beaucoup ; ( = see people frequently) voir du monde ► social network noun réseau m social• the Department of Social Security (British) ≈ la Sécurité sociale ► Social Security Administration noun (US) service des pensions• to learn social skills apprendre les règles de la vie en société ► social studies plural noun sciences fpl sociales━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Aux États-Unis, le numéro de sécurité sociale, formé de neuf chiffres, est indispensable pour bénéficier des prestations sociales, mais il est également de plus en plus utilisé comme numéro d'identité à l'échelle nationale: il figure sur les carnets de chèques ; certains États l'utilisent comme numéro de permis de conduire et certaines universités comme numéro d'inscription des étudiants. Depuis 1987, tous les enfants se voient attribuer un social security number.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *['səʊʃl] 1. 2.1) ( relating to human society) social2) ( recreational) [activity] de groupes; [call, visit] amical3) [animal] social -
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social assets patrimoine m social;social benefits acquis m pl sociaux;social charges (levied on employers) charges f pl sociales;social contract contrat m social, convention f sociale;social cost coût m social;social dumping dumping m social;social entitlements acquis sociaux;social integration insertion f sociale;social ownership propriété f collective;social report bilan m social;social security prestations f pl sociales;∎ to be on social security toucher une aide sociale;social security benefits prestations sociales;social security contribution prélèvement m social;social security office caisse de la Sécurité sociale;social security provisions prévoyance f sociale;social security system régime m de Sécurité sociale;social welfare (system) protection f sociale -
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recipient n ( receiver) ( of mail) destinataire mf ; (of benefits, aid, cheque) bénéficiaire mf ; (of prize, award) lauréat/-e m/f ; ( of diploma) récipiendaire mf ; (of blood, tissue etc) receveur/-euse m/f ; welfare recipient bénéficiaire mf d'aides sociales.
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