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1 industrial monopoly
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2 commercial monopoly
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3 pool
A n1 ( pond) étang m ; ( artificial) bassin m ; ( still spot in river) plan m d'eau ; (underground: of oil, gas) nappe f ;3 ( puddle) flaque f ; (to be lying in) a pool of blood (être étendu dans) une mare de sang ; a pool of light une flaque de lumière ;5 ( common supply) (of money, resources) pool m ; ( of experts) équipe f de réserve ; (of ideas, experience) réservoir m ; ( of labour) réserve f ; (of teachers, players, candidates) liste f ;B pools npl GB ( also football pools) ≈ loto m sportif (limité aux matchs de football) ; to do the pools jouer au loto sportif.to play dirty pool ○ US donner des coups en traître. -
4 industrial
(a) industriel(elle)industrial accident accident m du travail; industrial accident insurance assurance f contre les accidents du travail;industrial action grève f;∎ to take industrial action se mettre en grève, faire grève;industrial centre centre m industriel;industrial complex complexe m industriel;industrial concern exploitation f industrielle;industrial design dessin m industriel;industrial disease maladie f professionnelle ou du travail;industrial dispute conflit m social;industrial engineering génie m industriel;industrial espionage espionnage m industriel;British industrial estate zone f industrielle;industrial goods biens m pl industriels;industrial group groupe m industriel;industrial injury accident m du travail;industrial injuries benefit indemnité f pour accidents du travail;industrial insurance assurance f contre les accidents du travail;the industrial machine la machine industrielle;industrial market marché m industriel;industrial marketer mercaticien(enne) m, f industriel(elle);industrial marketing marketing m industriel;American industrial park zone industrielle;industrial plant équipement m industriel;industrial pool syndicat m industriel;industrial potential potentiel m industriel;industrial product produit m industriel;industrial psychology psychologie f industrielle;industrial relations relations f pl entre le patronat et les employés;industrial town ville f industrielle;industrial trade échanges m pl industriels;industrial training formation f en entreprise;industrial tribunal ≃ conseil m des prud'hommes;industrial union syndicat d'industrie;industrial unrest agitation f sociale;industrial vehicle véhicule m industriel;industrial warrant warrant m industrielindustrial monopoly trust m industriel;STOCK EXCHANGE industrial shares valeurs f pl industrielles2 noun∎ industrials valeurs f pl industrielles -
5 industrial
industrial [ɪn'dʌstrɪəl]∎ an industrial city une ville industrielle;∎ in industrial quantities en quantités fpl industrielles;∎ for industrial use only usage m industriel uniquementStock Exchange valeurs fpl industrielles►► industrial accident accident m du travail;industrial accident insurance assurance f contre les accidents du travail;British industrial action (UNCOUNT) grève f, grèves fpl;∎ they threatened (to take) industrial action ils ont menacé de faire grève;industrial archaeology archéologie f industrielle;American School industrial art = cours technique où l'on apprend le maniement des machines propres à une industrie particulière;Finance industrial bank banque f industrielle;industrial centre centre m industriel;industrial complex complexe m industriel;industrial design dessin m industriel;industrial diamond diamant m industriel ou de nature;industrial disease maladie f professionnelle ou du travail;British industrial dispute conflit m social;industrial espionage espionnage m industriel;British industrial estate zone f industrielle;industrial injury accident m du travail;industrial injuries benefit indemnité f pour accidents du travail;industrial marketer mercaticien(enne) m,f industriel;industrial marketing marketing m industriel;Medicine industrial medicine médecine f du travail;Finance industrial monopoly trust m industriel;American industrial park zone f industrielle;industrial relations relations fpl entre le patronat et les travailleurs;∎ industrial relations have deteriorated le climat social s'est dégradé;History the Industrial Revolution la révolution industrielle;American industrial school école f technique;Stock Exchange industrial shares valeurs mpl industrielles;British & Australian Law industrial tribunal ≃ conseil m de prud'hommes;industrial unit atelier m;industrial workers travailleurs mpl de l'industrie;Industry Industrial Workers of the World = syndicat révolutionnaire américain actif au début du XXème siècleⓘ THE INDUSTRIAL REVOLUTION La révolution industrielle commença en Grande-Bretagne dès le XVIIIème siècle. Elle apporta de profonds changements dans la société britannique en bouleversant ses structures et son fonctionnement traditionnel. Si la richesse nationale augmenta rapidement, transformant la Grande-Bretagne en phare économique mondial, elle fut synonyme de misère pour la classe ouvrière jusqu'au XIXème siècle. -
6 commercial
1 noun(advertisement) publicité fcommercial(e);∎ a commercial venture une entreprise commercialecommercial agency agence f commerciale; commercial aircraft avion m commercial;commercial attaché attaché(e) m, f commercial(e);commercial bank banque f commerciale;commercial bill effet m de commerce;commercial break écran m publicitaire;commercial broker courtier(ère) m, f de marchandises;commercial centre centre m commercial;commercial channel circuit commercial ou de vente;commercial charter charte f commerciale;commercial contract contrat m commercial;commercial designer dessinateur(trice) m, f de publicité;commercial directory annuaire m du commerce;commercial dispute litige m commercial;commercial district quartier m des affaires;commercial documents papiers m pl d'affaires;commercial efficiency rendement m économique;commercial jurisdiction juridiction f commerciale;commercial law droit m commercial;commercial lease bail m commercial;commercial loan prêt m commercial;commercial monopoly monopole m ou trust m commercial;commercial paper billet m de trésorerie;commercial port port m marchand ou de commerce;commercial premises locaux m pl commerciaux;commercial process action f commerciale;commercial route route f commerciale;commercial traveller VRP m;commercial tribunal tribunal m de commerce;commercial value valeur f marchande;commercial vehicle véhicule m utilitaire
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