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1 immovable property
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3 immovable property gains tax
Fisc. impôt sur les plus-values de biens immobliersEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > immovable property gains tax
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4 immovable property insurance
assurance de biens immeubles (2e)English-French insurance dictionari > immovable property insurance
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5 immovable
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6 immovable
1 nounimmovables biens m pl immobiliers ou immeublesimmovable property biens m pl immobiliers ou immeubles -
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8 immovable assets property
Jur. biens immeubles; biens immobiliersEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > immovable assets property
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9 fixed
fixed [fɪkst]∎ the seats are fixed to the floor les sièges sont fixés au sol(b) (set, unchangeable → price, rate, plans) fixe;∎ people on fixed incomes des gens disposant de revenus fixes;∎ Law of no fixed abode sans domicile fixe∎ how are you fixed for time/money? (how much do you have?) combien de temps/d'argent as-tu?□ ; (do you have enough?) as-tu suffisamment de temps/d'argent?□ ;∎ how are you fixed for accommodation/transport? est-ce que tu as un endroit où loger/un moyen de transport?□►► Finance fixed assets immobilisations fpl, actif m immobilisé;Finance fixed capital capitaux mpl immobilisés, capital m fixe;Finance fixed charge frais mpl fixes;Finance fixed cost coût m fixe ou constant, charge f fixe;Commerce fixed deposit dépôt m à terme (fixe) ou à échéance fixe;Computing fixed disk disque m fixe;Finance fixed exchange rate taux m de change fixe;Finance fixed income revenu m fixe;Finance fixed interest intérêt m fixe;Finance fixed investment immobilisations fpl;Finance fixed maturity échéance f fixe;Finance fixed parity parité f fixe;Law fixed penalty pénalité f fixe;fixed point point m fixe, point m de repère;Mathematics fixed point arithmetic arithmétique f en virgule fixe;Finance fixed property immeubles mpl;Finance fixed rate taux m fixe;Commerce fixed salary salaire m fixe;Astronomy fixed satellite satellite m géostationnaire;Typography fixed space espace m fixe;Astronomy fixed star étoile f fixe;Commerce fixed wage salaire m fixe;Finance fixed yield rendement m constant
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