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1 endorsement
endorsement [ɪnˈdɔ:smənt]a. ( = approval) [of proposal, policy] adhésion f ; [of movement, claim, candidate] appui m ; [of action, decision, efforts] approbation fb. ( = recommendation) recommandation f• he gets extra income from product endorsements il complète ses revenus en faisant de la promotion pour certains produits* * *[ɪn'dɔːsmənt]1) (of opinion, claim) approbation f (of de); ( of candidate) appui m (of à); ( of decision) sanction f (of à propos de); ( of cheque) endossement m2) GB Automobilehe has had two endorsements for speeding — ≈ il a perdu des points pour excès de vitesse
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2 endorsement
endorsement [ɪn'dɔ:smənt](a) (of cheque) endossement m, endos m; (of document → signature) signature f; (→ annotation) remarque f; (of bill) aval m; (on passport) mention f spéciale; (in insurance) avenant m∎ it was the ultimate endorsement of his ideas ce fut la reconnaissance ultime ou la consécration de sa théorie∎ the film star has made a fortune from her endorsement of cosmetic products cette vedette du cinéma a gagné une fortune en faisant de la publicité pour des cosmétiques►► Finance endorsement fee commission f d'endosUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > endorsement
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3 endorsement
(a) FINANCE (of document, cheque) endossement m, endos m; (of bill of exchange) aval m; (in insurance policy) avenant m;∎ endorsement in blank endossement ou endos en blancFINANCE endorsement fee commission f d'endos∎ that film star has made a fortune from her endorsement of cosmetics cette vedette du cinéma a gagné une fortune en faisant de la publicité pour des cosmetiques -
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5 advertorial
publireportage m, advertorial m"The indirect endorsement they offer," says Emap Elan head of research Aida Muirhead, "appears to be a strong factor in generating purchasing interest. And the more an advertorial style resembles the writing style and look of the publication carrying it, the better. This prevents interrupting the flow of the reader."
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6 recourse
FINANCE recours m;∎ to have recourse to sb avoir recours contre qn;∎ endorsement without recourse endossement m à forfait -
7 blank
1 noun(in document) blanc m, (espace m) vide m;∎ fill in the blanks remplissez les blancs ou les (espaces) vides(a) blank cheque chèque m en blanc;FINANCE blank credit crédit m en blanc;FINANCE blank endorsement endossement m ou endos m en blanc;blank form formulaire m (vierge ou à remplir), imprimé m;FINANCE blank transfer cession f de parts en blancblank unformatted disk disquette f vierge -
8 transfer
1 noun(a) (of employee) mutation f; (of goods) transfert m, transport m; (of air passenger) transfert; FINANCE (of shares, funds, capital) transfert; BANKING (of money from one account to another) virement mtransfer advice avis m de virement; transfer of bonded goods mutation f d'entrepôt;transfer certificate certificat m de transfert;transfer cheque chèque m de virement;STOCK EXCHANGE transfer duty droits m pl de transfert;STOCK EXCHANGE transfer by endorsement transmission f par endossement;STOCK EXCHANGE transfer fee frais m pl de transfert;STOCK EXCHANGE transfer form formule f de transfert;FINANCE transfer order ordre m de virement;transfer passenger (between flights) voyageur(euse) m, f en transit;transfer payment paiement m de transfert;STOCK EXCHANGE transfer register registre m des transferts;transfer restrictions restrictions f pl de transferttransfer entry article m de contre-passationtransfer deed acte m de cession; British transfer tax droits m pl de succession; (between living persons) droit de mutationtransfer rate taux m de transfert; transfer speed vitesse f de transfert(a) (employee) muter; (goods) transférer, transporter; FINANCE (shares, funds, capital) transférer; BANKING (money) virer∎ she will transfer the rights over to him elle va lui céder les droits∎ I'm transferring you now je vous mets en communicationBritish transfer charge call communication f en PCV(a) (of employee) être muté(e);∎ to transfer to a different department être transféré(e) dans un autre service(b) (of air passenger) changer -
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blank [blæŋk](a) (paper → with no writing) vierge, blanc (blanche); (→ unruled) blanc (blanche); Administration (form) vierge, à remplir;∎ Administration fill in the blank spaces remplissez les blancs ou les (espaces) vides;∎ Administration leave this line blank n'écrivez rien sur cette ligne(b) (empty → screen, wall) vide; (→ cassette) vierge; (→ cartridge) à blanc; Computing (→ disk) vide; Computing (→ unformatted disk) vierge;∎ my mind went blank j'ai eu un trou;∎ Cards to be blank in clubs ne pas avoir de trèfles dans son jeu∎ she looked blank (expressionless) elle avait le regard vide; (confused) elle avait l'air déconcerté2 noun(a) (empty space, void) blanc m, (espace m) vide m;∎ fill in the blanks remplissez les blancs ou les (espaces) vides;∎ she filled in the blanks of her education elle a comblé les lacunes de son éducation;∎ the rest of his life is a blank on ne sait rien du reste de sa vie;∎ my mind was a total blank j'ai eu un passage à vide complet;∎ figurative to draw a blank (be unsuccessful in search) faire chou blanc; American (be unable to remember) avoir un trou de mémoire;∎ she searched everywhere for him but drew a blank elle l'a cherché partout mais sans succès;∎ Cards to have a blank in clubs ne pas avoir de trèfles dans son jeu(c) (cartridge) cartouche f à blanc;►► Finance blank cheque chèque m en blanc;∎ figurative to write sb a blank cheque donner carte blanche à qn;Finance blank credit crédit m en blanc;Finance blank endorsement endossement m en blanc;Literature blank verse vers mpl blancs ou sans rime(parts of text, tape) effacer;∎ Photography her face had been blanked out (on negative) on avait effacé son visage; Typography (on print) on avait caché son visage;∎ she's blanked out the memory elle a effacé cet événement de sa mémoire(lose consciousness) tomber dans les pommes -
10 recourse
recourse [rɪ'kɔ:s]∎ to have recourse to sth recourir à qch, avoir recours à qch;∎ right of recourse droit m de recours∎ endorsement without recourse endossement m à forfait -
11 transfer
(a) (move) transférer; (employee, civil servant) transférer, muter; (soldier) muter; British (player) transférer; (passenger) transférer, transborder; (object, goods) transférer, transporter;∎ can this ticket be transferred to another airline? peut-on utiliser ce billet d'avion sur une autre compagnie?∎ I transferred the funds to my bank account j'ai fait virer l'argent sur mon compte bancaire(c) (convey → property, ownership) transmettre, transférer, Law faire cession de, céder; (→ power, responsibility) passer;∎ she will transfer the rights over to him elle va lui céder ou passer les droits∎ I'm transferring you now (operator) je vous mets en communication;∎ British I'd like to transfer the charges je voudrais téléphoner en PCV;∎ British transferred charge call communication f en PCV(e) (displace → design, picture) reporter, décalquer;∎ to transfer a design from one surface to another décalquer un dessin d'un support sur un autre;∎ figurative she transferred her affection/allegiance to him elle a reporté son affection/sa fidélité sur lui(a) (move) être transféré; (employee, civil servant) être muté ou transféré; (soldier) être muté; British (player) être transféré;∎ American she transferred to another school elle a changé d'école;∎ I'm transferring to history je me réoriente en histoire(b) (change mode of transport) être transféré ou transbordé;∎ they had to transfer to a train ils ont dû changer et prendre le train(a) (gen) transfert m; (of employee, civil servant) mutation f; (of passenger) transfert m, transbordement m; British (of player) transfert m; (of goods, objects) transfert m, transport m;∎ he has asked for a transfer il a demandé son transfert ou à être muté; British (player) il a demandé son transfert∎ transfer of ownership from sb to sb transfert m ou translation f de propriété de qn à qn;∎ application for transfer of proceedings demande f de renvoi devant une autre juridiction∎ free transfer transfert m gratuit∎ transfer of charges transfert m de charges∎ transfer by endorsement transmission f par endossement►► transfer advice avis m de virement;transfer bus navette f;British Telecommunications transfer charge call communication f en PCV;transfer cheque chèque m de virement;Law transfer deed acte m de cession;transfer desk (at airport) guichet m de transit;transfer duty droits mpl de transfert;transfer form formule f de transfert;British transfer lounge (at airport) salle f de transit;transfer order ordre m ou mandat m de virement;British transfer passenger (between flights) voyageur(euse) m,f en transit;Politics transfer of power passation f de pouvoir;Computing transfer rate taux m de transfert;Biology transfer RNA ARN m de transfert;Computing transfer speed vitesse f de transfert;British transfer tax droits mpl de succession; (between living persons) droit m de mutation;transfer ticket billet m de correspondance
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