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fee [fi:][of doctor, lawyer] honoraires mpl ; [of artist, footballer] cachet m ; (for school, university) frais mpl de scolarité ; (for examination) droits mpl• is there a fee? est-ce qu'il faut payer ?• you can borrow more books for a small fee contre une somme modique vous pouvez emprunter d'autres livres* * *[fiː]1) (for professional, artistic service) honoraires mplschool fees — frais mpl de scolarité
he charged us a fee of $200 — il nous a fait payer 200 dollars
2) ( for admission) droit m d'entrée; ( for membership) cotisation fregistration fee — frais mpl d'inscription
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fee [fi:](a) (for doctor, lawyer) honoraires mpl(b) (for speaker, performer) cachet m; (retainer → for company director) jetons mpl de présence; (for private tutor) appointements mpl; (for translator) tarif m; (for agency) commission f; (for private school) frais mpl de scolarité;∎ (transfer) fee (of footballer) indemnité f de transfert;∎ is there a fee for joining? est-ce que l'inscription est payante?;∎ for a small fee pour une somme modique;∎ humorous could you post that letter for me? - OK, for a small fee tu peux poster cette lettre pour moi? - d'accord, ça sera 100 balles∎ property held in fee simple propriété f inconditionnelleⓘ Fee fie fo fum Cette formule vient du conte de fées anglais Jack and the Beanstalk ("Jack et le haricot magique") dans lequel un ogre à la poursuite du jeune Jack déclare Fee fie fo fum, I smell the blood of an Englishman, be he alive or be he dead, I'll crush his bones to make my bread ("Fee fie fo fum, je sens le sang d'un Anglais, qu'il soit mort ou vif, je lui broierai les os pour en faire de la farine pour mon pain"). Ces mots n'ont aucune signification particulière mais on les utilise de façon allusive lorsqu'on s'amuse à imiter un ogre, ou bien à propos d'une personne agressive ou coléreuse. On pourra dire par exemple he can't go around fee-fie-fo-fumming and shouting at everyone. Sometimes he would do better just to stop and listen ("il ne devrait pas s'énerver comme ça et crier sur tout le monde. Il ferait mieux de se calmer et d'écouter les autres"). -
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droits m pl; (of lawyer, doctor) honoraires m pl; (for services) prestation f, redevance f; (for agency) commission f;∎ to draw one's fees toucher ses honoraires;∎ to do sth for a small fee faire qch contre une somme modique;∎ to charge a fee demander une prestation de service; -
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[fi:](the price paid for work done by a doctor, lawyer etc or for some special service or right: the lawyer's fee; an entrance fee; university fees.) honoraires, droit, frais (de scolarité) -
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admission [ədˈmɪ∫ən]1. noun• "admission free" « entrée gratuite »• "no admission" « entrée interdite »b. ( = confession) aveu m2. compounds* * *[əd'mɪʃn] 1.1) ( entry) entrée f, admission f (to dans)‘no admission’ — ‘entrée interdite’
2) ( fee) (droit m d')entrée f3) ( confession) aveu m2.admissions plural noun1) University inscriptions fpl2) Medicine admissions fpl -
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membership [ˈmembə∫ɪp]1. nouna. adhésion fb. ( = number of members) this society has a membership of over 800 cette société a plus de 800 membres2. compounds* * *['membəʃɪp]1) adhésion f (of à)full/group membership — adhésion à part entière/en groupe
membership of GB ou in US the club is open to all — le club est ouvert à tous
to take out joint membership of GB ou in US the club — adhérer en couple au club
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call [kɔ:l]1. nouna. ( = shout) appel mb. [of bird] cri mc. ( = phone call) coup m de téléphone• to be on call [doctor] être de gardee. ( = short visit) visite f• I made several calls [doctor] j'ai fait plusieurs visitesf. ( = demand) there have been calls for new security measures on a demandé de nouvelles mesures de sécuritéa. [+ person, sb's name] appeler• to call sb in/out/up crier à qn d'entrer/de sortir/de monter• "hello!" he called « bonjour ! » cria-t-il• let's call it a day! (inf) ça suffira pour aujourd'hui !b. ( = give name to) appeler• what are you called? comment vous appelez-vous ?• shall we call it $10? (agreeing on price) disons 10 dollars ?• what I call education is... pour moi, l'éducation c'est...c. ( = summon) appeler ; ( = waken) réveiller• to call the police/an ambulance appeler la police/une ambulanced. ( = telephone) appelera. [person] appeler ; [bird] pousser un cri• to call (in) at a port/at Dover faire escale dans un port/à Douvresc. ( = telephone) appeler• who's calling? c'est de la part de qui ?4. compounds• general call-up (in wartime) mobilisation f générale ► call-up papers plural noun papiers mpl militairesa. ( = summon) appelerb. ( = require) [+ actions, measures, courage] exigerc. ( = collect) I'll call for you at 6 o'clock je passerai vous prendre à 6 heuresa. [+ doctor, police] appelerb. [+ faulty product] rappeler• to call off a strike (before it starts) annuler une grève ; (after it starts) mettre fin à une grève► call on inseparable transitive verba. ( = visit) [+ person] rendre visite à► call outpousser un cri (or des cris)[+ doctor] appeler ; [+ troops, fire brigade, police] faire appel àa. [+ troops] mobiliser ; [+ reservists] rappelerb. ( = phone) téléphoner à* * *
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