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41 privately
1 (in private, not publicly) [tell, talk, admit, question] en privé ;2 ( out of public sector) [educate, be treated] dans le privé ; privately managed à gestion privée ; privately-owned privé ; privately funded, privately financed à financement privé ;3 (secretly, in one's heart) [feel, believe, doubt] en mon/son etc for intérieur. -
42 publicly
publicly adv [state, announce, renounce, exhibit] publiquement ; publicly owned ( state-owned) public ; ( floated on market) à actionnaires multiples ; publicly-funded [project, scheme] realisé à l'aide de fonds publics. -
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44 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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Funded — Fund ed, a. 1. Existing in the form of bonds bearing regular interest; as, funded debt. [1913 Webster] 2. Invested in public funds; as, funded money. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
funded — funded; un·funded; … English syllables
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funded — Said of a pension plan or other obligation when funds have been set aside for meeting the obligation when it becomes due. See also fund (funded debt) … Black's law dictionary
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