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1 liquider
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2 liquider
liquider [likide]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verba. [+ compte, succession, dettes] to settle ; [+ société, biens, stock] to liquidateb. ( = vendre) to sellc. ( = tuer) (inf!) to liquidate* * *likide1) Droit to settle [comptes]; to liquidate [société, commerce]; to realize [biens]; to liquidate, to settle [dettes]3) (colloq) ( régler) to settle [problèmes, querelles]4) (colloq) ( se débarrasser de) to liquidate (colloq) [adversaire, témoin]5) (colloq) ( consommer complètement) to demolish [plat]; to empty [verre]; to clear [assiette]* * *likide vt1) [société, biens] to liquidate2) [compte, problème] to settle3) COMMERCE, [articles] to clear, to sell off4) [témoin gênant] to liquidate* * *liquider verb table: aimer vtr1 Jur to settle [comptes]; to liquidate [société, commerce]; to realize [biens]; to liquidate, to settle [dettes];3 ○( régler) to settle [problèmes, querelles];4 ○( se débarrasser de) to liquidate○ [adversaire, témoin];[likide] verbe transitif[succession, compte] to settle2. COMMERCE [volontairement - stock] to sell off (separable), to clear ; [ - commerce] to sell off (separable), to wind up (separable)‘on liquide’ ‘closing down sale’4. (familier) [tuer] to bump off, to liquidate -
3 liquidation
liquidation [likidasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. [de dettes, compte, succession] settlement ; [de société] liquidation• « 50% de rabais jusqu'à liquidation du stock » "stock clearance, 50% discount"b. ( = vente) sale* * *likidasjɔ̃1) Commerce, Droit (d'entreprise, de bien) liquidation; (de dettes, comptes, succession) settlement, selling offliquidation judiciaire or forcée — compulsory liquidation
* * *likidasjɔ̃ nf1) DROIT, [société] liquidation2) [compte] settling3) COMMERCE (= vente) clearance sale4) [témoin gênant] liquidation* * *liquidation nf1 Jur, Comm (d'entreprise, de bien) liquidation; (de dettes, comptes, succession) settlement, selling off; liquidation judiciaire or forcée compulsory liquidation; liquidation volontaire voluntary liquidation; société en liquidation company in liquidation; mettre une société en liquidation to put a company into liquidation ou receivership, to liquidate a company; entrer en liquidation to go into receivership ou liquidation; liquidation des impôts payment of taxes;3 (de soucis, problèmes) settling;4 ○( meurtre) liquidation○;5 Fin settlement; liquidation de fin de mois monthly settlement; jour de liquidation settlement day.[likidasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [règlement] settling2. (familier) [assassinat] elimination3. BOURSE settlement4. [d'un commerce] closing down[d'un stock] clearance————————en liquidation locution adverbiale -
4 éliminer
éliminer [elimine]➭ TABLE 1 transitive verb• éliminé ! you're out!* * *elimineverbe transitif to eliminate [candidat, équipe, toxines, erreurs]; to rule out [possibilité]* * *elimine vt* * *éliminer verb table: aimerA vtr1 ( écarter) to get rid of [substance] (de from); to eliminate [candidat, équipe]; to wipe out [idéologie] (de from); to eradicate [maladie] (de from); Scol to fail [élève] (à in); to rule out [possibilité]; to eliminate [erreurs];2 Physiol to eliminate [toxines];3 ( ôter) to remove [déchet, résidu];B s'éliminer vpr [produit, tache] to come out.[elimine] verbe transitifPHYSIOLOGIE [déchets, urine] to eliminate
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