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Comm. loyer modique (ou symbolique)English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > nominal rent
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nominal ['nɒmɪnəl]∎ he was the nominal president of the company il n'était le président de la société que de nom∎ a nominal amount une somme insignifiante∎ a nominal contribution of one pound a year une contribution symbolique d'une livre par an2 noun►► Accountancy nominal account compte m d'exploitation générale;Finance nominal capital capital m nominal;Law nominal damages dommages-intérêts mpl symboliques;Finance nominal interest rate taux m d'intérêt nominal;Accountancy nominal ledger grand-livre m général;Finance nominal partner associé(e) m,f fictif(ive);Finance nominal price prix m nominal;Finance nominal value valeur f nominale;Finance nominal wages salaire m nominal;Finance nominal yield taux m nominal -
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∎ a nominal amount une somme insignifiante∎ a nominal contribution of one pound a year une contribution symbolique d'une livre par an(c) (in name only) de nom (seulement), nominal(e);∎ he was the nominal president of the company il n'était le président de la société que de nomnominal partner associé(e) m, f fictif(ive)FINANCE nominal capital capital m nominal;FINANCE nominal interest rate taux m d'intérêt nominal;ACCOUNTANCY nominal ledger grand-livre m général;FINANCE nominal price prix m nominal;STOCK EXCHANGE nominal quote cours m indicatif;FINANCE nominal rate taux d'intérêt nominal;FINANCE nominal value valeur f nominale;nominal wages salaire m nominal;FINANCE nominal yield taux nominal -
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retainer [rɪ'teɪnə(r)](a) (retaining fee) provision f;∎ to pay sb a retainer verser une provision à qn(c) (nominal rent) loyer m nominal
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