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61 comprehensive test ban treaty
Pol., Nucl. traité d'interdiction complète des essais nucléairesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > comprehensive test ban treaty
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62 to evaporate to dryness
Stups., Labo. évaporer à siccité [= évaporation complète]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to evaporate to dryness
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63 full dissolution of marriage
Jur. dissolution complète du mariageEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > full dissolution of marriage
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64 full identity particulars
Adm. [Police] identité complèteEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > full identity particulars
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65 full official designation of a legal entity
Jur. dénomination officielle complète d'une personne moraleEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > full official designation of a legal entity
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66 leveraged buy-out
English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > leveraged buy-out
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67 Medicaid
EU assistance médicale aux personnes de plus de 65 ans [complète le Medicare]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > Medicaid
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68 absolute
absolute [ˈæbsəlu:t]1. adjectivea. absolu2. nounabsolu m3. compounds* * *['æbsəluːt] 1.2.the absolute — l'absolu m
1) ( complete) [monarch, minimum, majority] also Mathematics, Philosophy absolu2) ( emphatic) [chaos, idiot] véritable (before n)3) Physics, Chemistry [humidity, scale] maximum; [zero] absolu4) Lawdecree absolute — décret m irrévocable
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69 American
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70 armour
armour [ˈα:mər][of knight] armure f* * *GB, armor US ['ɑːmə(r)] noun1) ( clothing)a suit of armour — une armure f (complète)
2) (on tank, ship etc) also Zoology armure f; (on wire, cable) gaine f; fig ( against criticism) cuirasse f -
71 broad
broad [brɔ:d]1. adjectivea. ( = wide) largeb. [aims, objectives] générald. [hint] à peine voilé ; [comedy] grossiere. [accent] prononcé2. noun3. compounds► broad-based adjective [support] large ; [government] réunissant des tendances très variées ; [approach] diversifié* * *[brɔːd]1) ( wide) largeto have a broad back — lit, fig avoir le dos large
2) ( extensive) [area, expanse] vaste3) ( wide-ranging) [choice, range] grand; [introduction, syllabus, consensus, implication] général; [alliance] large4) ( general) [meaning, term] large; [base, outline, principle] général5) ( liberal) [view] large6) ( unsubtle) [wink] bien visible7) ( pronounced) [accent] fort (before n)8) ( complete)9) ( vulgar) grossier/-ière•• -
72 canon
canon [ˈkænən][of cathedral] chanoine m* * *['kænən]2) Religion chanoine m3) Literature ( complete works) œuvre m4) Music canon m -
73 collect
collect [kəˈlekt]a. ( = gather together) [+ valuables, wealth] amasser ; [+ information, documents, evidence] rassembler• to collect o.s. ( = regain control of o.s.) se reprendre ; ( = reflect quietly) se recueillirb. ( = pick up) ramasser• the children collected the books for the teacher les enfants ont ramassé les livres pour le professeurc. ( = obtain) [+ money, subscriptions, signatures] recueillir ; [+ taxes, fines] percevoir ; [+ rents] encaisserd. (as hobby) [+ stamps, antiques, coins] collectionnere. ( = call for) (passer) prendreb. ( = gather money) to collect for charity faire la quête pour des œuvres caritatives3. adverb4. compounds* * *[kə'lekt] 1.adverb US Telecommunications2.transitive verb1) ( gather) ramasser [wood, litter, eggs]; rassembler [information, documents]; recueillir [signatures]to collect one's strength — rassembler or ramasser ses forces
2) ( as hobby) collectionner, faire collection de [stamps, coins]3) (receive, contain) ( intentionally) recueillir [rain water]; ( accidentally) [objects] prendre, ramasser [dust]4) ( obtain) percevoir [rent]; encaisser [fares, money]; recouvrer [debt]; toucher [pension]; Administration percevoir [tax, fine]; remporter [prize]5) ( take away) ramasser [rubbish]; faire la levée de [mail, post]6) ( pick up) aller chercher [person]; récupérer [keys, book etc]3.1) ( accumulate) [dust, leaves] s'accumuler; [crowd] se rassembler, se réunir2) ( raise money)4.collected past participle adjective1) [person] calme2) ( assembled)the collected poems of W. B. Yeats — la collection complète des poèmes de W. B. Yeats
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74 commitment
commitment [kəˈmɪtmənt]* * *[kə'mɪtmənt]1) ( obligation) engagement m ( to do à faire)to give a firm commitment that — s'engager fermement à ce que (+ subj)
family commitments — obligations fpl familiales
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75 constitution
constitution [‚kɒnstɪˈtju:∫ən]a. [of country] constitution fb. [of person] to have a strong constitution être de constitution robuste━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━Contrairement à la France ou aux États-Unis, la Grande-Bretagne n'a pas de constitution écrite à proprement parler. Le droit constitutionnel britannique se compose donc d'un ensemble de textes épars qui peut être amendé ou complété par le Parlement.* * *[ˌkɒnstɪ'tjuːʃn], US [-'tuːʃn]noun ( all contexts) Constitution f -
76 convenience
convenience [kənˈvi:nɪəns]1. nouna. ( = comfort) commodité f2. plural noun3. compounds* * *[kən'viːnɪəns]the convenience of — les avantages de [practice, method]; la commodité de [instant food, device, shop]
for his/our convenience — pour sa/notre convenance
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77 cutlery
cutlery [ˈkʌtlərɪ]* * *['kʌtlərɪ]noun [U] couverts mpla set of cutlery — ( for one) un couvert; ( complete suite) ménagère f
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78 darkness
darkness [ˈdα:knɪs]* * *['dɑːknɪs] -
79 dispatch
dispatch [dɪsˈpæt∫]b. ( = finish) [+ job] expédierc. ( = kill) tuer2. nouna. [of letter, messenger] envoi mb. ( = official report) dépêche f3. compounds► dispatch box noun (British) ≈ tribune f (d'où parlent les membres du gouvernement) ; ( = case) valise f officielle* * *[dɪ'spætʃ] 1.1) ( report) dépêche fmentioned in dispatches — Military cité à l'ordre du jour
2) ( sending) expédition f2.transitive verb1) ( send) envoyer [person] (to à); expédier [letter, parcel] (to à)3) ( complete) expédier [work]; régler [problem] -
80 dud
1. adjective( = defective) qui foire (inf) ; ( = worthless) [cheque] en bois (inf) ; [film, student, performance] nul ( nulle f) ; ( = counterfeit) faux ( fausse f)2. noun* * *1.(colloq) [dʌd] noun2.to be a dud — [banknote] être faux/fausse; [machine] être détraqué; [film] être nul/nulle (colloq)
adjective [banknote] faux/fausse; [cheque] en bois (colloq); [machine] détraqué; [book, movie] nul/nulle (colloq)
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