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1 negotiable
negotiable [nɪ'gəʊʃəbəl]∎ the path was not easily negotiable le chemin n'était guère praticable►► Finance negotiable instrument instrument m négociable;Finance negotiable paper papier m négociable;Finance negotiable stock titres mpl négociables -
2 negotiable
1 [rate, terms, figure] négociable ; ‘salary negotiable’ ‘salaire négociable’ ;3 [road, pass] praticable ; [obstacle] franchissable. -
3 negotiable
negotiable [nɪˈgəʊ∫ɪəbl]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ The French word négociable has a c where the English word has a t.* * *[nɪ'gəʊʃəbl]1) Finance, Commerce négociable‘not negotiable’ — [cheque] ‘non à ordre’
2) [road, pass] praticable; [obstacle] franchissable -
4 not
not [nɒt]a. (with verb) ne... pas• he has not or hasn't come il n'est pas venu• is it not?• isn't it? n'est-ce pas ?• you have got it, haven't you? vous l'avez, non ?• is it going to rain? -- I hope not va-t-il pleuvoir ? -- j'espère que nonc. ► not soe. (with pronoun) not me! pas moi !f. (with adj) non• are you cold? -- not at all avez-vous froid ? -- pas du tout• thank you very much -- not at all merci beaucoup -- je vous en prie► not only... but also... non seulement... mais aussi...► not that...* * *[nɒt] 1.adverb ne...passhe isn't at home — ( voir note ci-dessous) elle n'est pas chez elle
not only ou just — non seulement
they live in caves, not in houses — ils habitent non pas dans des maisons, mais dans des grottes
2.a not ou not an (entirely) unexpected response — une réponse prévisible
not at all adverbial phrase gen pas du tout; ( responding to thanks) de rien3.not that conjunctional phrase••if she refuses, not that she will... — si elle refuse, je ne dis pas qu'elle le fera...
Dans la langue parlée ou familière, not utilisé avec un auxiliaire ou un modal prend parfois la forme n't qui est alors accolée au verbe (eg you can't go, he hasn't finished) -
5 negotiable
negotiable instrument instrument m négociable;negotiable paper papier m négociable;FINANCE negotiable stock titres m pl négociables
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Not Negotiable — is a 1918 British silent crime film directed by Walter West and starring Julian Royce, Manora Thew and Gregory Scott.[1] Cast Julian Royce ... John Carslake Manora Thew ... Dorothy Saville Gregory Scott ... Claude Saville Hubert Woodward ...… … Wikipedia
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