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1 Gotha
gotha [gɔta]masculine noun( = aristocratie) le gotha high society* * *gɔta* * *ɡɔta nm(= élite) elite* * *gotha nm ( noblesse) aristocracy; ( haute société) high society; fréquenter le gotha politique/financier to move in high political/financial circles; le gotha des publicitaires the top advertising agents (pl); le gotha économique the economic elite.[gɔta] nom masculin[aristocratie] aristocracy[élite] elite -
2 but
but [by(t)]masculine nouna. ( = objectif) aim, goalb. ( = intention) aim ; ( = raison) reasonc. (Sport, football) goal* * *by(t)nom masculindans quel but est-il venu? — what was his purpose ou object in coming here?
2) Sport ( au football) goal; ( au tir) target••demander/déclarer de but en blanc — to ask/declare point-blank
* * *by(t)1. nm1) (= objectif) goal, aimIls n'ont pas de but dans la vie. — They have no aim in life.
dans le but de faire — in order to do, to do, with the intention of doing
Je suis venue dans le but de vous aider. — I came to help you.
Ce n'est pas le but recherché. — That wasn't the intention.
2) FOOTBALL, HANDBALL, HOCKEY goal3) (= cible) target2. vbSee:* * *but nm1 (de randonnée, course) goal; marcher sans but to walk aimlessly;2 ( dans la vie) ( objectif) goal; ( intention) aim, purpose; ( ambition) aim; atteindre son but to reach one's goal; c'est le but à atteindre it's our/your etc goal; nous touchons au or approchons du but our goal is in sight; il s'est fixé pour but la présidence he has set his sights on the presidency; mon but dans la vie est de m'amuser my aim in life is to have a good time; notre but est la protection de or de protéger la faune our aim is the protection of ou to protect wildlife; dans quel but est-il venu? what was his purpose ou object in coming here?; dans le (seul) but de faire with the (sole) intention ou aim of doing; dans ce but with this aim in view; faire qch dans un but désintéressé to do sth with no ulterior motive; faire qch dans un but lucratif/publicitaire to do sth for financial gain/(the) publicity; aller droit au but to go straight to the point;3 (d'action, de démarche) purpose, object; le but de la publicité est d'inciter à l'achat the purpose of advertising is to encourage people to buy; quel est le but de leur visite? what's the purpose ou object of their visit?; association à but lucratif profit-making association; association sans but lucratif non profit-making GB ou nonprofit US association;4 Sport ( au football) goal; ( au tir) target; marquer un but to score a goal; par trois buts à un by three goals to one.demander/déclarer de but en blanc to ask/declare point-blank; annoncer qch de but en blanc à qn to spring sth on sb.[by(t)] nom masculinquel est le but de la manœuvre ou de l'opération? what's the point of such a move?dans le but de faire... for the purpose of doing..., with the aim of doing...aller ou frapper droit au but to go straight to the pointdans ce but with this end ou aim in view3. [destination]gagner/perdre par 5 buts à 2 to win/to lose by 5 goals to 2de but en blanc locution adverbiale[rétorquer] bluntly -
3 responsabilité
c black responsabilité [ʀεspɔ̃sabilite]1. feminine nouna. (légale) liability (de for ) ; (morale) responsibility (de for ) ; (financière) (financial) accountability• faire porter la responsabilité de qch à or sur qn to hold sb responsible for sthb. ( = charge) responsibility• avoir la responsabilité de qn to take or have responsibility for sb• il serait temps qu'il prenne ses responsabilités it's (high) time he faced up to his responsibilitiesc black2. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Le mot anglais s'écrit avec un i et non un a.* * *ʀɛspɔ̃sabilitenom féminin gén responsibility (de for); ( légalement) liabilityavoir sa part de responsabilité dans quelque chose — to share some of the responsibility for something
faute grave engageant la responsabilité de la société — serious mistake for which the company is liable
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʀɛspɔ̃sabilite nf1) (morale) responsibility2) (légale) liability* * *1 ( participation) gén responsibility; avoir sa part de responsabilité dans qch to share some of the responsibility for sth; rejeter or nier toute responsabilité dans qch to deny all responsibility for sth; avoir/partager la responsabilité de qch to have/to share the responsibility for sth; porter seul toutes les responsabilités to have all the responsibilities; il en porte l'entière responsabilité he bears full responsibility for it; se renvoyer la responsabilité to blame each other;2 ( charge) responsibility; c'est une lourde responsabilité it's a great responsibility; avoir beaucoup de responsabilités to have many responsibilities; avoir la responsabilité de qch to be responsible for sth; confier la responsabilité de qch à qn to give sb responsibility for sth; un poste de or à responsabilité a position of responsibility; sous la responsabilité de qn under the supervision of sb; fuir les responsabilités to shun responsibility; donner des responsabilités à qn to give sb responsibilities; prendre ses responsabilités to face up to one's responsibilities;3 ( fait de devoir répondre de ses actions) responsibility; ( légalement) liability; responsabilité civile/collective/contractuelle/pénale civil/collective/contractual/criminal liability; la responsabilité d'un employeur an employer's liability; ‘la direction décline toute responsabilité en cas de vol’ ‘the management disclaims all responsibility for loss due to theft’; votre responsabilité est engagée you're responsible; faute grave engageant la responsabilité de la société serious mistake for which the company is liable to be held responsible; engager la responsabilité du gouvernement sur un projet de loi to bring a bill before parliament which will involve a motion of confidence in the government;4 Assur liability; responsabilité civile personal liability.[rɛspɔ̃sabilite] nom féminin1. [obligation morale] responsibilityfaire porter la responsabilité de quelque chose à quelqu'un to hold somebody responsible for somethingassumer entièrement la responsabilité de quelque chose to take on ou to shoulder the entire responsibility for somethingdes responsabilités gouvernementales/ministérielles a post in the government/cabinet[acte moral] responsibilitya. [d'un individu] civil liability, strict liabilityb. [d'une société] business liabilityresponsabilité contractuelle/délictuelle contractual/negligence liabilityresponsabilité du fait d'autrui ≃ parental liability4. [rapport causal]la responsabilité du tabac dans les affections respiratoires a été démontrée it has been proved that tobacco is the main contributing factor in respiratory diseases -
4 retombée
retombée [ʀ(ə)tɔ̃be]feminine nouna. retombées (radioactives or atomiques) (radioactive) fallout uncount• l'accord a eu des retombées économiques immédiates the agreement had an immediate knock-on effect on the economy* * *ʀətɔ̃be
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nom féminin Architecture springing
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retombées nom féminin pluriel1) ( pluie)retombées radioactives — radioactive fallout [U]
2) ( conséquences) effects (pl), consequences (pl)3) ( d'une invention) spin-offs (pl)* * *A nf Archit springing.B retombées nfpl1 ( pluie) retombées radioactives radioactive fallout ¢;2 ( conséquences) effects (pl) (sur on), consequences (pl) (sur for); retombées catastrophiques disastrous consequences; retombées positives/bénéfiques positive/beneficial effects; les mesures auront des retombées favorables sur l'emploi the measures will have a favourableGB effect on employment; retombées médiatiques consequences of media coverage;3 ( d'une invention) spin-offs (pl).[rətɔ̃be] nom féminin1. (littéraire) [déclin]retombées nom féminin pluriel -
5 Libération
1) La Libération was the liberation of France from Nazi occupation in 1944.2) Libération, popularlarly referred to a Libé, is one of the major French national daily papers. It was founded in 1973 by a group of intellectuals, including Jean-Paul Sartre and Serge July, as a radical left-wing paper in the spirit of the 1968 protest movement. Originally the paper took no advertising, and was run on collectivist lines. In the 1990s, the paper moved towards the centre-left, where it remains to this day; however it has generally branded itself as being unattached to any party or power, free to voice its own opinions and criticism. By the early 2000's, Libération was coming up against financial problems, and faced an uncertain future; it was rescued in 2005 by financier Edouard de Rothschild, but since then the situation has remained tense; many of the paper's employees, including July and other leading journalists, have been fired or resigned in protest against a perceived erosion of editorial independence. In 2007, the paper had a circulation of 132,000, a fall of almost 25% in six years.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais. Agriculture Biologique > Libération
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6 recettes de l'UEFA
Somme d'argent reçue par l' UEFA, composée d'une cotisation annuelle de 300 francs suisses par association membre de l'UEFA, des droits d'inscription aux compétitions, des revenus et prélèvements réglementaires issus de la vente de billets, de la télévision et de la publicité lors de compétitions de l'UEFA, des prélèvements sur les matches de compétitions de la FIFA, des prélèvements sur les matches internationals A, et des revenus provenant de l'exploitation de tous types de droits.Money received by UEFA that consists of an annual contribution of 300 Swiss Francs payable by each UEFA member association, competition entry fees, ticket sales, television and advertising revenues and levies from UEFA competitions, levies from FIFA competition matches, levies from senior national team matches, and revenues from the exploitation of rights of any kind.Dictionnaire Français-Anglais (UEFA Football) > recettes de l'UEFA
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