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1 vendable
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2 marchand
marchand, e [maʀ∫ɑ̃, ɑ̃d]1. adjective2. masculine noun, feminine nouna. ( = boutiquier) shopkeeper ; (sur un marché) stallholder ; [de vins, fruits] merchant ; [de meubles, bestiaux, cycles] dealer3. compounds* * *
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marchande maʀʃɑ̃, ɑ̃d adjectif Commerce [denrée, qualité] marketable; [secteur, économie] trade; [valeur] market
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nom masculin, féminin1) ( commerçant) trader; ( négociant) dealer, merchant; ( dans une boutique) shopkeeper; ( sur un marché) stallholdermarchand d'armes/de bestiaux — arms/cattle dealer
marchand de soie/vins — silk/wine merchant
2) Histoire merchant•Phrasal Verbs:* * *maʀʃɑ̃, ɑ̃d marchand, -e1. nm/fshopkeeper, (au marché) stallholder2. adj* * *A adj Comm [produit, denrée] marketable, salable; [secteur, trafic, économie] trade; qualité marchande marketable quality; prix marchand market ou ruling price; valeur marchande market ou commercial value.B ⇒ Les métiers et les professions nm,f1 ( commerçant) trader; ( négociant) dealer, merchant; ( dans une boutique) shopkeeper; ( sur un marché) stallholder; marchand d'armes/de bestiaux arms/cattle dealer; marchand de soie/vins silk/wine merchant; jouer à la marchande to play shops;2 Hist merchant; une nation de marchands a trading nation.marchand ambulant hawker; marchand de canons pej arms dealer; marchand de chapeaux hatter; marchand de chaussures shoe retailer; marchand de couleurs ironmonger GB, hardware merchant; marchand au détail retailer; marchand de fromage cheesemonger GB, cheese merchant; marchand de fruits fruiterer; marchand de glaces ice cream vendor; marchand en gros wholesaler, wholesale merchant ou dealer; marchand de journaux ( dans un magasin) newsagent; ( dans la rue) newsvendor; marchand de légumes greengrocer GB; marchand de marrons chestnut vendor; marchand de meubles furniture retailer; marchand de poissons fishmonger; marchand des quatre saisons costermonger GB, fruit and vegetable merchant; marchand de sable fig sandman; le marchand de sable est passé the sandman has been; marchand à la sauvette street vendor; marchand de sommeil○ dosshouse○ GB ou pit US owner; marchand de soupe○ ( restaurateur) second-rate restaurant owner; ( profiteur) money-grubber○; marchand de tabac tobacconist GB, keeper of a smoke shop US; marchand de tableaux art dealer; marchand de tapis carpet salesman; c'est un vrai marchand de tapis○ pej he's just a petty wrangler; ce sont des discussions de marchand de tapis○ pej this is just petty wrangling; marchand de tissus draper; marchand de vins wine merchant; marchand de voyages○ travel agent., marchande [marʃɑ̃, ɑ̃d] nom masculin, nom féminin[sur un marché] stallholdermarchand de fruits fruit merchant, fruiterera. [en boutique] newsagentb. [en kiosque] newsstand man, newsvendormarchand de marée ou de poisson fishmongermarchand de tableaux/tapis art/carpet dealermarchand de vin wine merchant, vintner————————1. [valeur, prix] market (modificateur)[denrée] marketable[qualité] standard2. [rue] shopping (modificateur)3. [marine] merchant -
3 commercialisable
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4 vendable
vendable [vɑ̃dabl]adjective* * *vɑ̃dabladjectif saleable [BrE]* * *vɑ̃dabl adjsaleable, marketable* * *vendable adj saleableGB; cette voiture n'est pas vendable this car is impossible to sell.[vɑ̃dabl] adjectif -
5 monnayable
mɔnɛjabl1) [bon, billet] convertible2) [diplôme, talent] marketable* * *mɔnɛjabl adj(produit, bien) convertible into cashMes services sont monnayables. — My services are worth money.
* * *monnayable adj1 [bon, billet] convertible;2 [diplôme, talent] marketable.[mɔnɛjabl] adjectif -
6 loyal
adjectivea. ( = fidèle) loyalb. ( = honnête) fair* * *1) ( fidèle) [ami] true; [serviteur] loyal, faithful2) ( honnête) [procédé, conduite] honest; [concurrence, jeu] fair* * *lwajal, o loyal, -eloyaux mpl adj1) (= fidèle) loyal, faithful2) (= fair-play) fair* * *1 ( fidèle) [ami] true; [serviteur] loyal, faithful; bons et loyaux services good and faithful service;2 ( honnête) [procédé, conduite] honest; [concurrence] fair; loyal en affaires straight ou honest in business; à la loyale fairly;3 Comm [qualité] marketable, merchantable GB; valeur loyale et marchande fair market value; bon et loyal inventaire true and accurate inventory.loyaux coûts (purchaser's) contract costs.un procédé loyal honest behaviour, upright conduct -
7 obligation échue/négociable
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8 obligation
obligation [ɔbligasjɔ̃]1. feminine nouna. ( = contrainte) obligationb. ( = dette) obligationc. ( = titre) bond2. plural feminine noun* * *ɔbligasjɔ̃1) ( devoir) (professionnel, moral, familial) obligation, responsibility; ( légal) obligation; ( militaire) obligation, dutyavoir une obligation or des obligations envers quelqu'un — to feel an obligation toward(s) somebody
2) ( nécessité) necessityse voir or trouver dans l'obligation de faire — to be forced to do
3) Finance bond4) Droit obligation5) ( devoir de reconnaissance) liter obligation ( envers toward(s))•Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɔbliɡasjɔ̃ nf1) (= contrainte) obligation2) (généralement pluriel) (= devoir) dutyobligations familiales — family obligations, family responsibilities
3) COMMERCE bond, debentureSee:* * *obligation nf1 ( devoir) (professionnel, moral, familial) obligation, responsibility; ( légal) obligation; ( militaire) obligation, duty; vos obligations de citoyen your obligations as a citizen; faire honneur à ses obligations to honourGB one's obligations; satisfaire à ses obligations to fulfilGB one's obligations ou duties; faire face à ses obligations to face up to one's responsibilities; manquer à ses obligations to fail in one's responsibilities; sans obligation d'achat with no obligation to buy; avec obligation d'achat with the obligation to buy; sans obligation de votre part with no obligation; avec obligation de faire with the obligation to do; ce n'est pas une obligation de les inviter lundi you don't have to invite them on Monday; être dans l'obligation de faire to be under an obligation to do, to be obliged to do; se faire une obligation de faire to feel it one's duty to do; avoir une obligation or des obligations envers qn to feel an obligation toward(s) sb;2 ( nécessité) necessity; se voir or trouver dans l'obligation de faire to be forced into doing;3 Fin bond; obligation convertible convertible bond; obligation d'État government bond; obligation de pacotille junk bond; obligation à taux variable floating rate note;4 Jur obligation; contracter une obligation envers qn to contract an obligation toward(s) sb; s'aquitter d'une obligation to carry out ou meet an obligation; obligation alimentaire maintenance obligation;5 liter ( devoir de reconnaissance) obligation (envers toward, towards GB); avoir d'immenses obligations envers qn to be very grateful to sb;obligation de réserve duty of confidentiality; obligation scolaire compulsory school attendance; obligations militaires, OM military service ¢; être dégagé or libéré des obligations militaires to have done one's military service.[ɔbligasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [contrainte] obligationobligation de: je suis ou je me vois dans l'obligation de vous expulser I'm obliged ou forced to evict youfaire obligation à quelqu'un de to oblige ou to require somebody tosans obligation d'achat ‘no purchase necessary’obligations familiales family obligations ou commitmentsobligations militaires military obligations ou duties3. DROIT obligationfaire honneur à ses obligations to fulfil one's obligations, to carry out one's dutiesobligation portant un intérêt de 6 % bond bearing interest at 6%obligation échue/négociable matured/marketable bondobligation remboursable ou amortissable redeemable bondobligation privilégiée preference ou preferment bond5. (littéraire) [gratitude] obligationDo I really have to go? Est-ce qu'il faut vraiment que j'y aille ?Do you need to book first? Est-ce qu'il faut réserver ?Am I expected to wear a tie? Dois-je porter une cravate ?You all have to be there by 6 o'clock. Vous devez tous y être pour 6 heuresIt's vital ou essential that you call us as soon as you arrive. Il faut absolument que vous nous appeliez dès que vous arrivezYou must do your homework before you go out. Il faut que tu fasses tes devoirs avant de sortirEducation is compulsory up to the age of 16. La scolarité est obligatoire jusqu'à l'âge de seize ansYou're under no obligation to buy. Vous n'avez pas l'obligation d'acheterYou don't have to come if you don't want to. Tu n'es pas obligé de venir si tu n'as pas envieThere's no need to ask. Ce n'est pas la peine de demanderPlease don't feel you have to leave. Ne vous sentez pas obligé de partir
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