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masculine noun* * *®, pl tickets-restaurant tikɛʀɛstɔʀɑ̃ nom masculin luncheon voucher GB, meal ticket US* * *[tikɛrɛstɔrɑ̃] ( pluriel Tickets-Restaurant) nom masculin -
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ticket-repas (plural tickets-repas) [tikεrəpa]masculine noun* * *pl tickets-repas tikɛʀəpɑ nom masculin luncheon voucher GB, meal ticket US* * * -
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chèque [∫εk]1. masculine noun• faire/toucher un chèque to write/cash a cheque• chèque de 100 € cheque for €100b. ( = bon) voucher2. compounds• les chèques postaux ( = service) the banking departments of the post office ► chèque sans provision bad cheque* * *ʃɛknom masculin cheque GB, check USfaire un chèque — to write a cheque GB ou check US
chèque à l'ordre de M. Daw — cheque GB ou check US payable to Mr Daw
les chèques sont acceptés à partir de 15 euros — ‘no cheques GB ou checks US under 15 euros’
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ʃɛk nmcheque Grande-Bretagne check USA* * *chèque nm cheque GB, check US; faire un chèque to write a cheque GB ou check US; un chèque de 1 000 euros a cheque GB ou check US for 1,000 euros; faire or établir un chèque à l'ordre de M. Dawson to make a cheque GB ou check US out ou payable to Mr Dawson; ‘je mets le chèque à quel nom○?’ ‘who should I make the cheque GB ou check US out ou payable to?’; les chèques sont acceptés à partir de 15 euros cheques GB ou checks US are accepted for 15 euros or more; ( dans un magasin) ‘no cheques GB ou checks US under 15 euros’; mettre or déposer un chèque à la banque to pay in a cheque GB ou check US; barrer un chèque to cross a cheque GB ou check US.chèque bancaire cheque GB, check US; chèque en blanc blank cheque GB ou check US; donner un chèque en blanc à qn fig to give sb carte blanche; chèque en bois○ rubber cheque○ GB ou check US; il m'a fait un chèque en bois the cheque GB ou check US he wrote me bounced; chèque certifié certified cheque GB ou check US; chèque emploi service Admin bankable money voucher for casual worker which credits their social security records; chèque essence petrol GB ou gas US coupon ou voucher; chèque à ordre order cheque GB ou check US; chèque au porteur bearer cheque GB ou check US; chèque postal ≈ giro cheque; chèque sans provision bad cheque GB ou check US; chèque de voyage traveller's cheque GB ou check US; chèques postaux ( service) ≈ National Girobank.[ʃɛk] nom masculintirer/toucher un chèque to draw/to cash a cheque2. [coupon]chèque emploi-servicespecial cheque used to pay casual workers such as part-time cleaners, babysitters, etc.chèque-essence petrol coupon ou voucher -
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ʃɛkʀɛstɔʀɑ̃chèques-restaurant pl nm* * *[ʃɛkrɛstɔrɑ̃] ( pluriel Chèques-Restaurants) nom masculin≃ luncheon voucher -
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repas [ʀ(ə)pα]masculine noun• repas de midi/du soir midday/evening meal• manger en dehors des repas or entre les repas to eat between meals* * *ʀ(ə)pɑnom masculin invariable mealrepas d'affaires — ( à midi) business lunch; ( le soir) business dinner
‘téléphoner aux heures des repas’ — ‘please call at mealtimes’
* * *ʀ(ə)pɒ nm* * *repas nm inv meal; faire un bon repas to have a good meal; repas de famille family meal; manger/boire en dehors des repas or entre les repas to eat/drink between meals; médicament à prendre pendant les repas medicine to be taken with meals; repas à la carte à la carte meal; repas de midi/du soir midday/evening meal; repas de noces wedding breakfast; repas de Noël Christmas dinner; repas d'affaires ( à midi) business lunch; ( le soir) business dinner; le repas des anciens meal in honourGB of local senior citizens; il m'a téléphoné à l'heure du repas he phoned me while I was eating; téléphoner aux heures des repas please call at mealtimes.[rəpa] nom masculin1. [généralement] mealfaire un bon repas to have a square ou good meala. [de l'école] to have school lunches ou dinners (UK)b. [de l'usine] to eat in the (works) canteenrepas du soir dinner, evening meal2. (comme adjectif; avec ou sans trait d'union)plateau-repas lunch ou dinner tray -
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