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1 noun∎ to buy in bulk acheter en gros ou en grande quantité;∎ to ship sth in bulk transporter qch en vracbulk buying achat m en gros;bulk carrier vraquier m;bulk discount remise f quantitative;bulk goods marchandises f pl en vrac;MARKETING bulk mailing mailing m à grande diffusion;bulk order grosse commande f, commande par quantité;bulk rate (for sending letters) affranchissement m à forfait(packages) grouper -
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bulk [bʌlk]1 noun∎ the great bulk of the cathedral loomed out of the darkness la silhouette massive de la cathédrale se dessina dans l'obscurité;∎ a man of enormous bulk un homme très corpulent;∎ he levered his great bulk out of the armchair il extirpa sa grosse carcasse du fauteuil∎ the bulk la plus grande partie, la majeure partie;∎ the bulk of the estate was woodland la majeure partie de la propriété était boisée;∎ she left the bulk of her fortune to charity elle légua le plus gros de sa fortune aux bonnes œuvresCommerce (order, supplies) en grosCommerce (packages) grouper∎ British to bulk large occuper une place importante;∎ the prospect of a further drop in prices bulked large in their minds la perspective d'une autre baisse des prix les préoccupait vivement ou était au premier plan de leurs préoccupations►► Commerce bulk buying (UNCOUNT) achat m par grosses quantités; achat m en gros;Nautical bulk carrier vraquier m, transporteur m de vrac;Marketing bulk mail (UNCOUNT) envois mpl en nombre;Marketing bulk mailing mailing m ou publipostage m à grande diffusion;Commerce bulk rate affranchissement m à forfait -
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bulk [bʌlk]1. noun• the bulk of the work is done le plus gros du travail est fait► in bulk ( = in large quantities) en gros ; (not prepacked) en vrac2. compounds* * *[bʌlk] 1.1) ( large size) (of package, correspondence, writings) volume m; (of building, vehicle) masse f2) ( large body) corps m massif3) ( large quantity)in bulk — [buy, sell] en gros; [transport] en vrac
4) ( majority)the bulk of — la majeure partie de [imports, research, applications]; le plus gros de [army, workforce]; la plupart des [workers, voters]
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A n2 ( large body) corps m massif ;4 ( majority) the bulk of la majeure partie de [imports, research, fortune, applications] ; le plus gros de [forces, army, workforce] ; la plupart des [nationals, workers, voters] ;5 ( dietary fibre) fibre f.B modif2 Naut [cargo, shipment, transport] en vrac. -
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1 noun∎ a good/bad buy une bonne/mauvaise affaire;∎ to make a good/bad buy faire une bonne/mauvaise affaire∎ to give a buy order donner un ordre d'achatacheter;∎ to buy sth from sb acheter qch à qn;∎ to buy earnings investir en valeurs de croissance∎ to buy spot acheter au comptant;∎ to buy wholesale acheter en gros;∎ to buy stock acheter des actions;∎ to buy in bulk acheter en grande quantité;∎ to buy on credit acheter à crédit ou à terme▸ buy in(a) (goods, commodities) s'approvisionner de(b) STOCK EXCHANGE acheter, acquérir∎ to buy in against a client exécuter un client(company, sector) acheter des actions de;∎ we hope to buy into telecommunications next year nous espérons pouvoir acheter des parts dans les télécommunications l'an prochain(partner) racheter la part de, désintéresser;∎ he was bought out for £50,000 on lui a racheté sa part dans l'affaire pour 50 000 livres;∎ she bought out all the other shareholders elle a racheté les parts de tous les autres actionnaires(a) (goods, supplies) acheter en masse∎ the company bought up £50,000 worth of shares la société a racheté des actions pour une valeur de 50 000 livres
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