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1 fund
fund [fʌnd]1 noun(a) (reserve of money) fonds m, caisse f;∎ they've set up a fund for the earthquake victims ils ont ouvert une souscription en faveur des victimes du séisme(b) figurative fond m, réserve f;∎ she has a large fund of amusing anecdotes elle a tout un répertoire d'anecdotes amusantes;∎ a fund of knowledge un trésor de connaissances∎ Accountancy funded from cashflow autofinancé;∎ to fund money placer de l'argent dans les fonds publics(cash resources) fonds mpl;∎ public funds fonds mpl publics;∎ secret funds une caisse noire;∎ we spent all of our scarce funds on housing nous avons dépensé le peu de capitaux dont nous disposions pour le logement;∎ for all other countries, remit $37 US funds autres pays: envoyer 37 dollars US;∎ to be in/out of funds être/ne pas être en fonds;∎ funds are low les fonds sont bas;∎ I'm a bit short of funds je n'ai pas beaucoup d'argent;∎ Banking insufficient funds (on returned cheque) défaut m de provision;∎ British the Funds les bons mpl du Trésor;∎ to make a call for funds faire un appel de capital►► Finance funds flow statement tableau m des emplois et ressources;Finance fund of funds fonds m de fonds;Finance fund management gestion f de fonds;Finance fund manager gestionnaire mf de fonds -
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1 noun(a) (reserve of money) fonds m, caisse f;∎ funds flow statement tableau m des emplois et ressources;∎ fund of funds fonds de fondsfund accountant valorisateur(trice) m, f de fonds;fund accounting valorisation f de fonds;fund management gestion f de fonds;fund manager gestionnaire m f ou gérant(e) m, f de fonds∎ to be short of or low on funds être à court d'argent;∎ to make a call for funds faire un appel de fonds∎ to fund money placer de l'argent dans les fonds publics;∎ funded from cashflow autofinancé(e) -
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fund [fʌnd]1. nounfonds m2. plural noun[+ project] financer ; [+ firm] doter en capital4. compounds► fund-raiser noun ( = person) collecteur m, - trice f de fonds ; ( = dinner) dîner m organisé pour collecter des fonds[dinner, event] organisé pour collecter des fonds* * *[fʌnd] 1.1) ( cash reserve) fonds memergency/relief fund — caisse f de prévoyance/secours
2.disaster fund — collecte f en faveur des sinistrés
funds plural noun1) ( capital) fonds mpl, capitaux mpl2) ( credit balance) ( of individual) argent m; ( of company) capitaux mpl3) ( on cheque)‘No funds’ —
3.‘insufficient funds ’ — ‘défaut de provision’
transitive verb1) Finance financer [company, project]2) ( convert) consolider [debt] -
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A n1 ( cash reserve) fonds m ; emergency/relief/unemployment fund caisse f de prévoyance/secours/chômage ; strike/disaster fund collecte f en faveur des grévistes/des sinistrés ;2 fig ( store) she's a fund of wisdom c'est un puits de sagesse ; he has a fund of wit/experience il a énormément d'humour/d'expérience.1 ( capital) fonds mpl, capitaux mpl ; to be in funds avoir de l'argent ; government fund, public fund fonds publics ;D vtr1 ( finance) financer [company, project] ;2 ( convert) consolider [debt].E funded pp adj government-funded financé par l'État ; a publicly funded project un projet à fonds publics ; under-funded insuffisamment financé. -
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1) (a sum of money for a special purpose: Have you given money to the repair fund?) fonds2) (a store or supply: He has a fund of funny stories.) répertoire•- funds -
6 umbrella
umbrella committee comité m de coordination;umbrella fund fonds m de consolidation;umbrella organization organisme m de tutelle;umbrella trademark marque f ombrelleOther so-called advantages they were supposed to offer, such as umbrella funds that allowed cheap or free switching between sub-funds, lower charges because of the need for only one set of administration for the umbrella fund, have failed to transpire.
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7 offshore
offshore [ɒfˈ∫ɔ:r]1. adjective2. adverba. ( = near coast) au large* * *[ˌɒf'ʃɔː(r)], US [ˌɔːf-] 1.1) Nautical [waters] du large; [fishing] au largeoffshore wind — brise f de terre
2) Finance [funds] hors-lieu inv3) [oil rig] offshore2.1)2) ( in oil industry) [work] en mer, offshore -
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1 noun(a) (in book, database) index m(b) (on index cards) fichier mindex box boîte f à fiches;index card fiche f (cartonnée)index arbitrage arbitrage m sur indice;index fund fonds m à gestion indicielle, fonds indiciel;index of growth indice de croissance;index option option f sur indiceindexed bond obligation f indexée;indexed loan emprunt m indexé;indexed portfolio portefeuille m indexéTrading in the final hour in both Dublin and London was frantic as index funds bid the shares up to a close of euro 5.00 (£3.94) with bids for stock at euro 4.98... Whether the magical euro 5.00 will trigger more selling by private investors remains to be seen but the shares are well-supported.
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9 raise
1 nounAmerican (pay increase) augmentation f (de salaire)(a) (price, rate, salary) augmenter;∎ to raise interest rates augmenter les taux d'intérêt∎ they must be raking it in ils s'en mettent plein les pochesfamiliar (money, commission) ramasserThe U.S. Department of Labor estimates that administrative costs run somewhere between $100 and $200 per year for each person enrolled in a plan. On top of that, fund managers rake off fees -- usually 1 to 2% of the balance -- to cover costs and leave some profit.
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10 reserve
reserve [rɪ'zɜ:v](a) (keep back) réserver, mettre de côté;∎ to reserve one's strength garder ou ménager ses forces;∎ to reserve the right to do sth se réserver le droit de faire qch;∎ to reserve (one's) judgment about sth ne pas se prononcer sur qch∎ these seats are reserved for VIPs ces places sont réservées aux personnalités2 noun(a) (store → of energy, money, provisions) réserve f;∎ to draw on one's reserves puiser dans ses réserves;∎ the body's food reserves les réserves nutritives du corps;∎ the nation's coal reserves les réserves de charbon du pays;∎ he has great reserves of energy il a beaucoup d'énergie en réserve ou de grandes réserves d'énergie;∎ cash reserves réserves fpl de caisse∎ to have or to keep in reserve avoir ou garder en réserve;∎ luckily, they have some money in reserve heureusement, ils ont (mis) un peu d'argent de côté∎ without reserve sans réserve, sans restriction;∎ with all proper reserves sous toutes réserves(d) (reticence) réserve f, retenue f;∎ to break through sb's reserve amener qn à sortir de sa réserve∎ to call up the reserve or reserves faire appel à la réserve ou aux réservistes(f) (area of land) réserve f;∎ French Canadian Indian reserve réserve f indienne∎ to play for the reserves jouer dans l'équipe de réserve(h) (at auction) prix m minimum;∎ to put a reserve on sth fixer un prix minimum à qch;∎ the item did not reach its reserve l'article n'a pas atteint le prix minimum fixé∎ the reserve goalkeeper le gardien de but remplaçant►► Finance reserve account compte m de réserve;reserve bank banque f de réserve;Finance reserve capital capital m de réserve;Finance reserve currency monnaie f de réserve;Accountancy reserve fund fonds m de réserve;Reserve Officer Training Corps = préparation militaire proposée par l'armée de terre américaine aux étudiants désireux de se faire payer leur études, en échange de quoi ces derniers s'engagent à passer quatre ans dans l'armée;reserve price prix m minimum;Finance reserve ratio taux m de mise en réserve;Cars reserve tank réservoir m de secours;Sport reserve team équipe f de réserve
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