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1 levé
levé, e1 [l(ə)ve]* * *
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1) ( dressé)2) ( hors du lit) up
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••* * *l(ə)ve adj levé, -e1)2)3)* * *A pp ⇒ lever.B pp adj1 ( dressé) dit-il, les sourcils levés he said, with raised eyebrows; une forêt de drapeaux et de poings levés a forest of flags and clenched fists; voter à main levée to vote by a show of hands;2 ( hors du lit) [personne] up; elle n'est pas encore levée she's not up yet; elle est toujours la première levée she's always the first up.D levée nf1 ( suppression) (d'embargo, état de siège, de sanctions, loi martiale, préavis de grève, peine) lifting (de of); ( de siège) raising; (de mesures, quotas) suspension (de of); ( d'immunité parlementaire) removal (de of); (d'anonymat, de secret, tabou) ending (de of); ( de séance) close (de of);2 Postes ( de courrier) collection; deux levées par jours two collections a day; ‘heures des levées’ ‘collections’ GB, ‘collection time’ US;4 Géog ( remblai) levee; levée de terre levee of earth; un chemin construit sur les levées du fleuve a path built on the levees of the river;levée de boucliers outcry; provoquer or susciter une levée de boucliers to cause an outcry; levée du corps solemn transfer of the body; levée d'écrou Jur release; levée des impôts Fisc levying of taxes; levée en masse Mil mass mobilization; levée d'option Fin, Jur exercise of an option; levée des scellés Jur breaking of the seals; procéder à la levée des scellés to break the seals.faire qch au pied levé to do sth off the cuff.[ləve] nom masculin -
2 levée
levée2 [l(ə)ve]1. feminine noun• ils ont voté la levée de son immunité parlementaire they voted to take away his parliamentary immunityb. (Post) collection2. compounds* * *ləve1) ( suppression) (d'embargo, de loi martiale, préavis de grève, peine) lifting (de of); ( de siège) raising; (de mesures, quotas) suspension (de of); ( d'immunité parlementaire) removal (de of); (d'anonymat, de secret, tabou) ending (de of); ( de séance) close (de of)2) ( de courrier) collection3) Jeux ( aux cartes) trick4) Géographie ( remblai) levee5) Armée ( recrutement) levying•Phrasal Verbs:* * *l(ə)ve nf1) POSTE collectionProchaine levée: 17 heures — Next collection: 5pm
2) CARTES trick3) [sanctions, embargo] lifting* * *[ləve] nom féminin1. [ramassage - du courrier, des impôts] collection2. [suppression - de sanctions] liftingcela nécessiterait la levée de son immunité parlementaire this would involve withdrawing his parliamentary immunity3. DROIT[d'un siège] raising6. COMMERCE7. [cérémonie] -
3 perception
perception [pεʀsεpsjɔ̃]feminine nouna. perception• nous n'avons pas la même perception de la situation we don't perceive the situation in quite the same wayb. [d'impôt, amende, péage] collection ; ( = bureau) tax office* * *pɛʀsɛpsjɔ̃1) ( bureau) tax office2) ( d'impôt) collection3) Psychologie perception* * *pɛʀsɛpsjɔ̃ nf1) [son, différence] perception2) [impôts] collection3) (= bureau) tax office, tax collector's office* * *perception nf2 ( d'impôt) collection;3 Psych perception.[pɛrsɛpsjɔ̃] nom féminin[recouvrement] tax collecting -
4 prélèvement
prélèvement [pʀelεvmɑ̃]masculine nounb. [de somme] deduction* * *pʀelɛvmɑ̃nom masculin1) (de roche, sang etc) samplingfaire or effectuer un prélèvement de sang — to take a blood sample
2) ( échantillon) samplefaire or effectuer un prélèvement bancaire — to make a debit
•Phrasal Verbs:* * *pʀelɛvmɑ̃ nm1) [argent, impôt, pourcentage] deduction, (sur un compte) withdrawal2) MÉDECINE, [sang, cellules] taking* * *prélèvement nm1 Géol, Méd, Sci ( action) sampling; faire or effectuer un prélèvement de sang to take a blood sample; le prélèvement doit se faire le matin the sample should be taken in the morning;2 ( échantillon) sample;3 Fin ( opération) debiting; faire or effectuer un prélèvement bancaire de 100 euros to make a debit of 100 euros; faire faire un prélèvement sur son compte to have money debited from one's account;prélèvement automatique direct debit; prélèvement exceptionnel exceptional levy; prélèvement fiscal deduction of tax; prélèvement forfaitaire deduction of tax at the basic rate; prélèvement libératoire tax withholding with full discharge; prélèvement social social security contributions (pl); prélèvement à la source deduction at source; prélèvements obligatoires tax and social security deductions.[prelɛvmɑ̃] nom masculin2. BANQUE [retrait]prélèvement automatique ou bancaire direct debit
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