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A n1 ( cost) frais mpl ; at vast/at one's own expense à grands/à ses propres frais ; at public expense aux frais de l'État ; to go to some expense faire des frais ; to go to great expense, to go to a great deal of expense dépenser beaucoup d'argent (to do pour faire) ; to put sb to expense faire faire des frais à qn ; to spare no expense ne pas regarder à la dépense ; no expense has been spared on n'a pas regardé à la dépense ; to go to the expense of renting a villa faire la dépense de la location d'une villa ; to save oneself the expense of a hotel éviter la dépense d'une nuit à l'hôtel ;2 ( cause for expenditure) dépense f ; a wedding is a big expense un mariage revient cher ; petrol is a big expense for me l'essence représente une grosse dépense pour moi ;3 ( loss) at the expense of au détriment de [health, public, safety] ; at the expense of jobs au risque de perdre des emplois ; at sb's expense [laugh, joke] aux dépens de qn.B expenses npl Comm frais mpl ; tax-deductible expenses frais déductibles ; to cover sb's expenses [person] prendre à sa charge les frais de qn ; [sum] couvrir les frais de qn ; to get one's expenses paid se faire rembourser ses frais ; all expenses paid tous frais payés ; to claim expenses présenter sa note de frais ; to fiddle ○ expenses trafiquer ○ sa note de frais.
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