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121 soutien
soutien [sutjɛ̃]masculine nouna. ( = aide) support• apporter son soutien à qn/qch to give sb/sth one's supportb. ( = personne) être soutien de famille to be the main wage-earner in the family* * *sutjɛ̃nom masculin1) ( appui) support (à for)soutien en anglais — École extra help in English
2) ( agent) support3) (de voûte, plate-forme) support* * *sutjɛ̃ nm* * *soutien nm1 ( appui) support (à for); j'affirme/exprime mon soutien aux travailleurs I confirm/express my support for the workers; le parti a proclamé/manifesté son soutien à la majorité the party proclaimed/showed its support for the majority; soutien financier/politique financial/political support; soutien moral/actif moral/active support; mesures de soutien à l'économie measures to support the economy; soutien en physique/anglais Scol extra help in physics/English; soutien aux victimes victim support;2 ( agent) support; leur fils/l'armée/le parti est leur seul soutien their son/the army/the party is their sole support;3 (de voûte, plate-forme) support.soutien de famille wage earner in a family (exempt from national service).[sutjɛ̃] nom masculin2. [aide] supportapporter son soutien à quelqu'un to support somebody, to back somebody up3. [défenseur] supporter4. DROITêtre soutien de famille to have dependents (and receive special treatment as regards French National Service)5. ÉCONOMIE -
122 douane
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123 défiscalisé
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124 Redevance
this word most commonly refers to the annual TV licence fee paid in France. This is included with general local taxes, but households only pay the licence fee once (i.e. second homes and holiday cottages are exempt, unless the owners do not have a principal residence elsewhere in France). More generally, redevance simply means money that is due, a standard fee.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Redevance
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125 doué,
e adj. (de douer) надарен, даровит. Ќ Ant. dépourvu, exempt. -
126 immuniser
v.tr. (du lat. immunis "exempt") 1. мед. имунизирам; s'immuniser имунизирам се; 2. прен. предпазвам. Ќ Ant. contaminer. -
127 obligé,
e adj. (de obliger) 1. задължен, благодарен; je suis son obligé, задължен съм му; 2. неизбежен, неминуем; conséquence obligé,e неизбежна последица; 3. m., f. човек, който е задължен на някого; 4. юр. длъжник. Ќ Ant. dispensé, exempt; quitte, facultatif. -
128 rempli1,
e adj. (de remplir) пълен, напълен, изпълнен; temps bien rempli1, добре изпълнено време; parc rempli1, d'oiseaux парк пълен с птици; engagement rempli1, изпълнен ангажимент. Ќ homme rempli1, de soi-même човек, който се смята за по-висш от останалите. Ќ Ant. vidé; exempt.
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Exempt — Ex*empt , n. 1. One exempted or freed from duty; one not subject. [1913 Webster] 2. One of four officers of the Yeomen of the Royal Guard, having the rank of corporal; an Exon. [Eng.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English