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fixed [fɪkst]∎ the seats are fixed to the floor les sièges sont fixés au sol(b) (set, unchangeable → price, rate, plans) fixe;∎ people on fixed incomes des gens disposant de revenus fixes;∎ Law of no fixed abode sans domicile fixe∎ how are you fixed for time/money? (how much do you have?) combien de temps/d'argent as-tu?□ ; (do you have enough?) as-tu suffisamment de temps/d'argent?□ ;∎ how are you fixed for accommodation/transport? est-ce que tu as un endroit où loger/un moyen de transport?□►► Finance fixed assets immobilisations fpl, actif m immobilisé;Finance fixed capital capitaux mpl immobilisés, capital m fixe;Finance fixed charge frais mpl fixes;Finance fixed cost coût m fixe ou constant, charge f fixe;Commerce fixed deposit dépôt m à terme (fixe) ou à échéance fixe;Computing fixed disk disque m fixe;Finance fixed exchange rate taux m de change fixe;Finance fixed income revenu m fixe;Finance fixed interest intérêt m fixe;Finance fixed investment immobilisations fpl;Finance fixed maturity échéance f fixe;Finance fixed parity parité f fixe;Law fixed penalty pénalité f fixe;fixed point point m fixe, point m de repère;Mathematics fixed point arithmetic arithmétique f en virgule fixe;Finance fixed property immeubles mpl;Finance fixed rate taux m fixe;Commerce fixed salary salaire m fixe;Astronomy fixed satellite satellite m géostationnaire;Typography fixed space espace m fixe;Astronomy fixed star étoile f fixe;Commerce fixed wage salaire m fixe;Finance fixed yield rendement m constant -
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fixed [fɪkst]1. adjectivea. [position, time, price] fixe ; [smile] figéb. ( = rigged) truquéc. (inf) how are we fixed for time? on a combien de temps ?• how are you fixed for tonight? tu es libre ce soir ?• how are you fixed for transport? comment fais-tu pour le transport ?2. compounds -
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►► fixed-rate assessment system régime m du forfait;fixed-rate bond obligation f à revenu fixe;fixed-rate borrowing emprunts mpl à taux fixe;fixed-rate securities titres mpl à revenu fixe -
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►► fixed-income investment placement m à revenu fixe;fixed-income securities valeurs fpl à revenu fixeUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fixed-income
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Finance à intérêt fixe►► fixed-interest market marché m des obligations;fixed-interest securities valeurs fpl à intérêt fixeUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fixed-interest
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fixed-price menu
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Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > fixed-wing aircraft
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(price, rate) fixeFINANCE fixed annuity rente f fixe;ACCOUNTANCY fixed asset actif m immobilisé;ACCOUNTANCY fixed assets immobilisations f pl, actif immobilisé;FINANCE fixed capital capital m fixe;fixed charge frais m pl fixes;fixed cost coût m fixe ou constant;FINANCE fixed deposit dépôt m à terme (fixe) ou à échéance fixe;COMPUTING fixed disk disque m fixe;FINANCE fixed exchange rate taux m de change fixe;fixed income revenu m fixe;BANKING fixed interest intérêt m fixe;FINANCE fixed investment immobilisations;FINANCE fixed maturity échéance f fixe;FINANCE fixed parity parité f fixe;fixed property immeubles m pl;BANKING fixed rate taux fixe;fixed salary salaire m fixe;fixed savings épargne f mobilière;fixed wage salaire fixe;FINANCE fixed yield rendement m fixe -
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FINANCE (loan, mortgage) à taux fixefixed-rate assessment system régime m du forfait;fixed-rate bond obligation f à revenu fixe;fixed-rate borrowing emprunts m pl à taux fixe;fixed-rate financing financement m à taux fixe;fixed-rate investment investissement m à revenu fixe;fixed-rate rebate abattement m forfaitaire;fixed-rate securities titres m pl à revenu fixe -
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à terme fixeFINANCE fixed-term bill effet m à date fixe;fixed-term contract contrat m à durée déterminée, CDD m;FINANCE fixed-term credit crédit m à durée déterminée;FINANCE fixed-term deposit dépôt m à terme fixe ou à échéance fixe -
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1) (arranged in advance; settled: a fixed price.) fixe2) (steady; not moving: a fixed gaze/stare.) fixe3) (arranged illegally or dishonestly: The result was fixed.) truqué -
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