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1 default, of, payment
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2 default
A n1 (failure to keep up payments on mortgage, loan) non-remboursement m (on de) ; (failure to pay fine, debt) non-paiement m (on de) ; your home is at risk in the event of a default votre habitation est menacée en cas de non-paiement ; to be in default of payment être en cessation de paiement ; the company is in default la compagnie manque à ses engagements ;C vi1 ( fail to make payments) ne pas régler ses échéances ; to default on payments ou on a loan ne pas régler les échéances d'un emprunt ; to default on a fine ne pas payer une amende ; to default on one's obligations manquer à ses engagements ; to default on a promise ne pas tenir une promesse ;2 Jur ( fail to appear in court) ne pas comparaître.D by default adv phr ( automatically) [choose, select] par défaut ; to win by default gagner par forfait ; to be elected by default être élu en l'absence de tout autre candidat. -
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1 noun∎ in default of payment à defaut de paiementdefault interest intérêts m pl moratoires ou pour défaut de paiementdefault drive lecteur m par défaut;default font police f par défaut;default setting configuration f par défaut∎ to default on a payment ne pas honorer un paiement∎ to default to sth sélectionner qch par défautJenkins told Newsbytes that ZipLink had a total of 99 employees before warning earlier this month that its cash reserves would allow it to operate only until Nov. 17 unless more funds were found. The company said today that, in addition to failing in its bid to raise new cash, it also faced a default on payments by its second-largest customer, the free-ISP marketing company Spinway Inc.
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default [dɪ'fɔ:lt]1 noun(a) Law (non-appearance → in civil court) défaut m, non-comparution f; (→ in criminal court) contumace f∎ in default of à défaut de∎ drive C is the default C est l'unité de disque par défaut(a) Law (fail to appear → in civil court) ne pas comparaître; (→ in criminal court) être en état de contumace∎ to default on a payment ne pas honorer un paiement;∎ to default on alimony payments manquer aux versements de pension alimentaire∎ to default to sth sélectionner qch par défaut;∎ the computer automatically defaults to drive C l'ordinateur sélectionne l'unité de disque C par défaut∎ you are responsible by default tu es responsable pour n'avoir rien fait∎ judgement by default jugement m par défaut ou contumace∎ to win/to lose by default gagner/perdre par forfait∎ the machine sets itself to 1 by default la machine se réglera sur 1 par défaut►► Computing default drive lecteur m par défaut;Computing default font police f par défaut;Finance default interest intérêts mpl moratoires;Computing default setting configuration f par défaut;Computing default value valeur f par défaut -
5 default, in, the, payment, of, rent
défaut m de paiement du loyerEnglish-French legislative terms > default, in, the, payment, of, rent
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6 margin
margin ['mɑ:dʒɪn]∎ written in the margin écrit dans la ou en marge∎ a margin of error/of safety une marge d'erreur/de sécurité(c) (distance, gap) marge f;∎ the opposition candidate won by a 10 percent margin le candidat de l'opposition a gagné avec une marge de 10 pour cent;∎ to beat sb by a margin of twenty seconds battre qn de vingt secondes;∎ they won by a narrow/wide margin ils ont gagné de justesse/avec une marge confortable(d) Commerce, Finance & Marketing (profit) marge f; Stock Exchange acompte m (versé à un courtier), marge f de garantie;∎ to have a low/high margin avoir une faible/forte marge;∎ we make a 10 percent margin nous faisons 10 pour cent de marge;∎ they want more margin ils veulent augmenter leur marge bénéficiaire;∎ the margins are very tight les marges sont très réduites►► Stock Exchange margin call appel m de couverture ou de marge ou de garantie;Stock Exchange margin dealing (method of dealing commodities or financial futures) cotation f par appel de marge; (high-gear dealing) arbitrage m à la marge ou marginal; (transactions on margin of loan) arbitrage m sur dépôt de titres de garantie;Stock Exchange margin default défaut m de couverture;Finance margin of fluctuation (of a currency) marge f de fluctation;Finance margin of interest marge f d'intérêt;Typography margin release déclenche-marge m inv;Stock Exchange margin requirement niveau m de dépôt requis, couverture f (boursière) obligatoire;Typography margin setting marge f; (action) pose f de marges;Typography margin stop margeur m
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