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1 cessation de paiements
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > cessation de paiements
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2 insolvabilité
Dictionnaire juridique, politique, économique et financier > insolvabilité
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3 insolvabilité
ɛ̃sɔlvabilitenom féminin insolvency* * *ɛ̃sɔlvabilite nf* * *insolvabilité nf insolvency.[ɛ̃sɔlvabilite] nom féminin -
4 carence
carence [kaʀɑ̃s]feminine nounb. ( = manque) shortagec. ( = défaut) shortcoming* * *kaʀɑ̃s1) Médecine deficiency2) ( absence) lack3) ( manquement) shortcomings (pl)* * *kaʀɑ̃s nf1) (professionnelle) incompetence2) (= manque) deficiency* * *carence nf1 Méd deficiency; maladie par carence deficiency disease; carence en vitamines/fer/calcium vitamin/iron/calcium deficiency;2 ( absence) lack; carence d'autorité lack of authority;4 Jur insolvency; procès-verbal de carence statement of insolvency;5 Admin délai de carence waiting period (for social security benefit).carence affective Psych emotional deprivation.[karɑ̃s] nom féminin3. PSYCHOLOGIE4. DROIT insolvency -
5 déconfiture
déconfiture [dekɔ̃fityʀ]feminine noun* * *dekɔ̃fityʀ1) ( échec) ( de personne) failure; (de parti, d'équipe) defeat2) ( faillite) ( d'entreprise) collapse* * *dekɔ̃fityʀ nf1) (faillite ou échec) [système, marché, parti, secteur] failure2) (équipe) falling apart3) (pays, entreprise) in a state of total collapse* * *déconfiture nf1 ( échec) ( de personne) failure; (de parti, d'équipe, de gouvernement) defeat; un parti politique en pleine déconfiture a political party that is falling apart;2 ( faillite) ( d'entreprise) collapse; être or tomber en pleine déconfiture to collapse completely;3 Jur ( de personne) insolvency;[dekɔ̃fityr] nom féminin2. DROIT insolvency -
6 cessation
cessation [sesasjɔ̃]feminine noun• cessation d'activité [d'entreprise] closing down ; ( = retraite) retirement ; ( = chômage) redundancy* * *sesasjɔ̃nom féminin suspensionPhrasal Verbs:* * *sesasjɔ̃ nf* * *cessation nf (d'aide, hostilités) suspension, cessation sout; (de poursuites, paiement, travail) suspension.cessation d'activité gén suspension of activities; ( retraite) retirement; Comm closing down; cessation de commerce Comm closing down; cessation de paiement insolvency; être en cessation de paiement [commerce, entreprise] to be unable to meet one's financial obligations, to be insolvent.[sɛsasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. MILITAIRE3. COMMERCE -
7 faillite
faillite [fajit]feminine noun• en faillite [entreprise] bankruptb. ( = échec) failure* * *fajit1) Commerce, Droit bankruptcy2) ( échec) failure•Phrasal Verbs:* * *fajit nf1) (financière) bankruptcy2) [politique] collapse* * *faillite nf1 Comm, Jur bankruptcy; se mettre en faillite to file for bankruptcy; être en faillite to be bankrupt; faire faillite to go bankrupt; mettre qn en faillite to declare sb bankrupt;2 ( échec) failure; la faillite d'une politique/d'un système the failure of a policy/of a system.faillite frauduleuse fraudulent bankruptcy.[fajit] nom féminin2. [échec] failure————————en faillite locution adjectivale————————en faillite locution adverbiale
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