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21 invoice
1 nounfacture;∎ to settle an invoice régler une facture;∎ to make out an invoice établir ou faire une facture;∎ as per invoice conformément à la facture;∎ payment should be made within 30 days of invoice les factures doivent être réglées sous 30 jours;∎ payable against invoice à payer à réception de la factureinvoice clerk facturier(ère) m, f;invoice date date f de facturation;invoice department service m de facturation;invoice discounting escompte m de créances ou de traites;invoice of origin facture originale;invoice price prix m facturé;invoice value valeur f de facture(goods) facturer, porter sur une facture; (person, company) envoyer la facture à;∎ to invoice sb for sth facturer qch à qn -
22 cross
[kros] I adjective(angry: I get very cross when I lose something.) fâché- crosslyII 1. plural - crosses; noun1) (a symbol formed by two lines placed across each other, eg + or x.) croix2) (two wooden beams placed thus (+), on which Christ was nailed.) croix3) (the symbol of the Christian religion.) croix4) (a lasting cause of suffering etc: Your rheumatism is a cross you will have to bear.) croix5) (the result of breeding two varieties of animal or plant: This dog is a cross between an alsatian and a labrador.) hybride6) (a monument in the shape of a cross.) croix7) (any of several types of medal given for bravery etc: the Victoria Cross.) croix2. verb1) (to go from one side to the other: Let's cross (the street); This road crosses the swamp.) traverser2) ((negative uncross) to place (two things) across each other: He sat down and crossed his legs.) croiser3) (to go or be placed across (each other): The roads cross in the centre of town.) se croiser4) (to meet and pass: Our letters must have crossed in the post.) se croiser5) (to put a line across: Cross your `t's'.) barrer6) (to make (a cheque or postal order) payable only through a bank by drawing two parallel lines across it.) barrer7) (to breed (something) from two different varieties: I've crossed two varieties of rose.) croiser8) (to go against the wishes of: If you cross me, you'll regret it!) contrarier•- cross-- crossing - crossbow - cross-breed - cross-bred - crosscheck 3. noun(the act of crosschecking.)- cross-country skiing - cross-examine - cross-examination - cross-eyed - cross-fire - at cross-purposes - cross-refer - cross-reference - crossroads - cross-section - crossword puzzle - crossword - cross one's fingers - cross out -
23 demand
demand, US [transcription][dI"m_nd"]A n1 ( request) demande f ; there have been many demands for his resignation un grand nombre de personnes ont demandé sa démission ; on demand [divorce, abortion, access] à la demande ; Fin [payable, available] à vue ;2 ( pressure) exigence f ; the demands of les exigences de ; I have many demands on my time mon temps est très pris ; the purchase will make extra demands on our finances cet achat va entamer encore plus nos finances ;4 ( favour) to be in demand être très demandé ; he's in great demand as a singer c'est un chanteur très demandé.B vtr1 ( request) demander [reform, release] ; ( very forcefully) exiger [payment, attention, ransom] ; to demand an inquiry réclamer une enquête ; to demand one's money back exiger d'être remboursé ; to demand sth from sb exiger qch de qn ; I demand to know the truth je demande à savoir la vérité ; ( stronger) j'exige de savoir la vérité ; to demand to see sb's licence demander à voir le permis de qn ; she demanded to be let in elle a exigé qu'on la laisse entrer ; to demand that sb do exiger que qn fasse ; we demand that we be included nous demandons à être inclus ;2 ( require) [work, situation, employer] demander [patience, skill, time] (of sb de qn) ; ( more imperatively) exiger [punctuality, qualities] ; to demand of sb that exiger de qn que (+ subj). -
24 chargeable
chargeable ['tʃɑ:dʒəbəl]∎ to be chargeable to sb (payable by) être à la charge de qn, être pris(e) en charge par qn;∎ the item is chargeable with duty of £10 l'article est soumis à une taxe de 10 livres;∎ travelling expenses are chargeable to the employer les frais de déplacement sont à la charge de l'employeur;∎ could you make that chargeable to Crown Ltd? est-ce que vous pourriez facturer Crown Ltd?∎ a chargeable offence un délit;∎ if they refuse to give evidence they'll be chargeable with contempt of court s'ils refusent de témoigner ils seront passibles de poursuites pour refus de comparaître►► Finance chargeable asset actif m imposable sur les plus-values;Finance chargeable expenses frais mpl facturables;Finance chargeable gain bénéfice m imposable -
25 cheque
chèque m;∎ a cheque for £7 or to the amount of £7 un chèque de 7 livres;∎ will you take a cheque? est-ce que vous acceptez les chèques?;∎ who should I make the cheque payable to? à quel nom dois-je libeller le chèque?;∎ to pay by cheque payer par chèque;∎ to cash a cheque toucher un chèque;∎ to stop a cheque faire opposition à un chèque;∎ to write sb a cheque faire un chèque à qn;∎ a bad cheque un chèque sans provision;∎ British a crossed/open cheque un chèque barré/non-barré►► British cheque account compte m chèques;cheque counterfoil talon m de chèque, souche f;British cheque (guarantee) card = carte d'identité bancaire sans laquelle les chèques ne sont pas acceptés en Grande-Bretagne;cheque number numéro m de chèque;cheque stub talon m de chèque, souche f -
26 collect
Ⅰ.collect1 [kə'lekt](a) (gather → objects) ramasser; (→ information, documents) recueillir, rassembler; (→ evidence) rassembler; (→ people) réunir, rassembler; (→ wealth) accumuler, amasser;∎ a water butt collects rainwater for use in the garden une citerne recueille l'eau de pluie pour le jardin;∎ to collect dust prendre la poussière;∎ solar panels collect the heat des panneaux solaires captent la chaleur∎ let me collect my thoughts laissez-moi réfléchir ou me concentrer;∎ to collect one's wits rassembler ses esprits(c) (as hobby) collectionner, faire collection de;∎ she has collected more than 2,000 records elle a une collection de plus de 2000 disques(d) (money) recueillir; (taxes, fines, dues) percevoir; (pension, salary) toucher; (homework) ramasser, relever; (debt) recouvrer∎ the council collects the rubbish la commune se charge du ramassage des ordures;∎ when is the mail collected? à quelle heure est la levée du courrier?;∎ Commerce to collect an order retirer une commande(f) (pick up → people) aller chercher, (passer) prendre; (→ luggage, ticket, car) aller chercher, aller prendre; (→ goods) enlever;∎ he'll collect us in his car il viendra nous chercher ou passera nous prendre en voiture;∎ the bus collects the children at eight o'clock le bus ramasse les enfants à huit heures;∎ I'll collect you at midday je passerai vous prendre à midi(a) (accumulate → people) se rassembler, se réunir; (→ things) s'accumuler, s'amasser; (→ water, dirt) s'accumuler∎ to collect for charity faire la quête ou quêter pour une œuvre de bienfaisance∎ collect on delivery paiement m à la livraison, (livraison f) contre remboursement3 adverb∎ to call (sb) collect téléphoner (à qn) en PCV, French Canadian faire un appel à frais virés (à qn);∎ Commerce to send a parcel collect envoyer un colis en port dû ou payable à destination►► American Telecommunications collect call appel m en PCV, French Canadian appel m à frais virés;∎ to make a collect call faire un appel ou téléphoner en PCV, French Canadian faire un appel à frais virésramasser;∎ they collected up their belongings and left ils ont ramassé leurs affaires et sont partisⅡ.collect2 ['kɒlekt] -
27 invoice
invoice ['ɪnvɔɪs]1 nounCommerce facture f;∎ to make out an invoice établir ou faire une facture;∎ to settle an invoice régler une facture;∎ invoices should be settled within 30 days les factures doivent être réglées sous 30 jours;∎ as per invoice conformément à la facture;∎ within 30 days of invoice dans les 30 jours après la facturation;∎ payable against invoice à payer à réception de la facture;∎ invoice of origin facture f originale(goods) facturer, porter sur une facture; (person, company) envoyer la facture à;∎ who do I invoice? à qui dois-je adresser la facture?;∎ to invoice sb for sth facturer qch à qn►► Commerce invoice clerk facturier(ère) m,f;invoice date date f de facturation;invoice discounting escompte m de créances ou de traites;invoice price prix m facturé;invoice value valeur f de facture
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