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1 leverage ratio
Fin. ratio de levier; ratio ou coefficient emprunts-fonds propres; ratio solvabilité-endettementEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > leverage ratio
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2 leverage
(a) Technology force f (de levier);∎ I can't get enough leverage je n'ai pas assez de prise(b) (influence) influence f;∎ to exert some leverage on sb exercer de l'influence sur qn;∎ he has no leverage with the management il n'a aucun moyen de pression sur la direction;∎ the committee's findings give us considerable (political) leverage les conclusions de la commission constituent pour nous des moyens de pression considérables (sur le plan politique)(c) American Economics (gearing) effet m de levier; (as percentage) ratio m d'endettement, ratio m de levier -
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1.1) Pol. pressions2) Fin. effet de levier (finàncier); ratio capital emprunté-fonds propres3) effet mobilisateur [OCDE]2.to leverage exploiter; tirer parti de; faire fond sur [CL]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > leverage
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operating ['ɒpəreɪtɪŋ](costs, methods etc) d'exploitation;∎ the factory has reached full operating capacity l'usine a atteint sa pleine capacité de productionAccountancy operating assets actif m d'exploitation;Accountancy operating budget budget m d'exploitation, budget m de fonctionnement;American operating capital capital m d'exploitation, capital m de roulement;Accountancy operating cash flow cash-flow m disponible;Accountancy operating costs frais mpl ou coûts mpl d'exploitation;Accountancy operating costs analysis comptabilité f analytique d'exploitation;Finance operating deficit déficit m d'exploitation;Accountancy operating expenses frais mpl d'exploitation;operating income produits mpl d'exploitation;operating instructions mode m d'emploi;Finance operating leverage levier m d'exploitation;Accountancy & Finance operating loss perte f d'exploitation;Accountancy operating margin marge f (nette) d'exploitation;Accountancy & Finance operating profit bénéfice m d'exploitation;Accountancy operating ratio coefficient m ou ratio m d'exploitation;American operating room salle f d'opération;Finance operating statement compte m ou rapport m d'exploitation;Computing operating system système m d'exploitation;operating table table f d'opération;British operating theatre salle f d'opération -
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gearing adjustment redressement m financier -
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d'exploitation;∎ the factory has reached full operating capacity l'usine a atteint sa pleine capacité de productionAmerican operating account compte m d'exploitation;operating assets actif m d'exploitation;operating budget budget m d'exploitation;American operating capital capital m d'exploitation ou de roulement;operating cash flow cash-flow m disponible;operating cost charge f opérationnelle;operating costs frais m pl ou coûts m pl d'exploitation;operating costs analysis comptabilité f analytique d'exploitation;operating cycle cycle m d'exploitation;operating deficit déficit m d'exploitation;operating expenses frais d'exploitation;operating free cash flow free cash-flow m opérationnel;operating income résultat m d'exploitation;operating leverage levier m d'exploitation;operating loss perte f d'exploitation;operating margin marge f (nette) d'exploitation;operating monopoly monopole m d'exploitation;operating officer agent m d'exploitation;operating process procédé m de travail;operating profit bénéfice m d'exploitation;operating ratio coefficient m d'exploitation;operating rules règles f pl d'exploitation;operating statement rapport m d'exploitation;operating subsidy subvention f d'exploitation;COMPUTING operating system système m d'exploitation;COMPUTING operating system command commande f système d'exploitation;COMPUTING operating system software logiciel m de système d'exploitation -
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