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créance [kʀeɑ̃s]feminine noun* * *kʀeɑ̃s1) ( somme due) debt ( owed by a debtor); ( titre) letter of credit2) ( foi) liter credence sout* * *kʀeɑ̃s nf1) COMMERCE debt (which creditor is entitled to have repaid)2)* * *créance nf2 ( foi) liter credence sout; mériter créance to deserve credence; donner créance à qch ( croire) to give credence to sth; ( rendre croyable) to lend credibility to sth; perdre créance auprès de qn to lose credibility with sb.créance douteuse bad debt; créances à recouvrer outstanding debts.[kreɑ̃s] nom féminin[titre] letter of credit2. (littéraire) [foi] credencea. [ajouter foi à] to give ou to attach credence tob. [rendre vraisemblable] to lend credibility to
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