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1 fonds
fonds [fɔ̃]masculine nounb. [de musée, bibliothèque] collectionc. ( = organisme) fonds de pension pension fund• je lui ai prêté de l'argent à fonds perdus I lent him some money, but I never got it back• fonds publics ( = recettes de l'État) public funds* * *fɔ̃
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nom masculin invariable1) ( collection) collection2) ( capital) fund
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Phrasal Verbs:* * *fɔ̃1. nm[bibliothèque] collection, fig2. nmpl(= argent) fundsà fonds perdus [investir] — with little or no hope of a return
* * *A nm inv ( collection) collection.B nmpl Comm, Écon, Fin ( capital) funds, capital ¢; recueillir des fonds to raise money; manquer de fonds to be short of funds; être en fonds to be in funds; gérer des fonds to manage funds; affecter des fonds to earmark funds; mise de fonds capital outlay; rentrer dans ses fonds to recover outlay; disposer des fonds nécessaires to have (available) the necessary funds; à fonds perdus without recovering outlay, at a loss.fonds d'amortissement sinking fund; fonds de bienfaisance charity fund; fonds bloqués frozen assets; fonds de commerce Comm, Jur business, good will; fonds commun de placement unit trust GB, mutual fund US; fonds d'État government securities; fonds de garantie guarantee fund; fonds d'investissement investment fund; fonds de pension pension fund; fonds de placement investment fund; fonds de prévoyance provident fund; fonds propres equity capital; fonds publics public funds; fonds de roulement working capital; fonds secrets secret funds; fonds de solidarité mutual aid fund; fonds spéciaux special funds; fonds spéculatif hedge fund; fonds de terre Jur land, tenement; Fonds européen de développement, FED European Development Fund; Fonds européen de la jeunesse European Youth Federation; Fonds monétaire international, FMI International Monetary Fund, IMF; Fonds social européen, FSE European Social Fund.[fɔ̃] nom masculin1. [propriété] business3. [ressources] collection————————[fɔ̃] nom masculin pluriel2. [argent] money -
2 éveil
éveil [evεj]masculine noun* * *evɛj* * *evɛj nm1) (fait de se révéler) awakening3) (sortie du sommeil) awakening* * *éveil nm1 (de nature, dormeur) awakening; (de vocation, d'intelligence) awakening; ( d'amour) dawning; donner l'éveil (à qn) ( mettre en alerte) to arouse (sb's) suspicions; mettre en éveil to arouse [curiosité, méfiance]; être en éveil [soupçons, jalousie] to be aroused; cela me tenait en éveil [bruit, soupçons] it kept me on the alert; tenir les sens de qn en éveil to thrill sb's senses; l'éveil de l'adolescent à l'amour the dawning awareness of love in an adolescent;éveil musical introduction to music.[evɛj] nom masculin2. [déclenchement]l'éveil de the awakening ou early development ou first stirrings ofl'éveil des sens/de la sexualité the awakening of the senses/of sexualityl'auteur raconte l'éveil à l'amour d'une toute jeune fille the author recounts the dawning of love in a young girl's heart3. ÉDUCATION4. [alerte]en éveil locution adverbiale1. [sur ses gardes]2. [actif]à quatre ans, leur curiosité est en éveil by the time they're four, their curiosity is fully roused
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