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1 noun(a) (bottom → gen) partie f inférieure, base f; (→ of tree, column) pied m; (→ of bowl, glass) fond m; (→ of triangle) base f;∎ the bud grows at the base of the branch le bourgeon pousse à la base de la branche;∎ the base came away from the rest la base ou la partie inférieure s'est détachée du reste(b) (support, stand → of statue, pillar) socle m;∎ she used the box as a base for her sculpture elle s'est servie de la boîte comme socle pour sa sculpture(c) (of food, paint) base f;∎ the stock forms the base of your sauce le fond constitue la base de votre sauce∎ an industrial base une zone industrielle∎ the explorers returned to base les explorateurs sont retournés au camp de base;∎ the visitors made central London their base les visiteurs ont pris le centre de Londres comme point de départ;∎ Glasgow is a good base from which to explore the Highlands Glasgow est un bon point d'attache pour rayonner dans les Highlands;∎ Commerce the company's base le siège de la société∎ American familiar figurative he's way off base il est complètement à côté de la plaque;∎ first base (in baseball) première base f;∎ figurative to get to first base réussir la première étape;∎ we didn't even get to first base on n'a pas fait le moindre progrès;∎ I just thought I'd touch base je voulais juste garder le contact(a) (found → opinion, project) baser, fonder;∎ the project is based on cooperation from all regions le projet est fondé sur la coopération de toutes les régions;∎ the film is based on a true story/on a short story by Herman Melville le film est tiré d'une histoire vraie/d'une nouvelle de Herman Melville∎ where are you based? où êtes-vous installé?;∎ the job is based in Tokyo le poste est basé à Tokyo(motive, thoughts, conduct) bas, indigne; (origins) bas; (ingratitude) flagrant; (coinage) faux (fausse)►► American Technology base burner = poêle où le charbon alimente le feu automatiquement;Military base camp camp m de base;base coat (of paint) première couche f;Linguistics base component composant m de base;Finance base date date f de base;base hit (in baseball) = coup permettant au batteur d'atteindre la première base;Sport base jumping = saut en chute libre à partir d'un pont, d'une falaise ou d'une montagne, avec parachute plié que l'on ouvre le plus tard possible; Finance &Banking base lending rate = taux de base du crédit bancaire;Commerce & Electricity base load charge f minimum;Metallurgy base metal métal m vil;Biology base pair paire f de bases;American base pay salaire m de base;Banking base rate taux m de base (bancaire) (utilisé par les banques pour déterminer leur taux de prêt);American base salary salaire m de base;Banking base year année f de référence -
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unit ['ju:nɪt]1 noun(a) (constituent, component) unité f;∎ administrative unit unité f administrative;∎ the parish is the basic church unit la paroisse est l'unité de base de l'Église∎ army unit unité f de l'armée;∎ family unit cellule f familiale;∎ production unit unité f de production(c) (department → in hospital) service m; (→ in school, university, company) groupe m, section f; (centre) centre m; (building) locaux mpl; (offices) bureaux mpl;∎ child care unit service m de pédiatrie;∎ operating unit bloc m opératoire(d) (in amounts, measurement) unité f;∎ each batch contains a hundred units chaque lot contient cent unités;∎ a glass of wine equals one unit of alcohol un verre de vin compte pour une unité d'alcool;∎ unit of length/time unité f de longueur/de temps;∎ Medicine two units of morphine deux unités de morphine∎ the knives are in the unit there les couteaux sont dans ce placard∎ unit 5 unité 5∎ Mathematics the units les unités fpl►► Finance unit of account unité f de compte;Telecommunications unit charge taxe f unitaire;Building industry unit construction préfabrication f;unit of currency unité f monétaire;unit furniture mobilier m par éléments;unit of length unité f de longueur;unit price prix m unitaire ou à l'unité;unit of time unité f de temps;British Stock Exchange unit trust fonds m commun de placement, ≃ SICAV f
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