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4 property
∎ hands off! that's my property! n'y touchez pas, c'est à moi ou ça m'appartient!;∎ this book is the property of Theresa Lloyd ce livre appartient à Theresa Lloyd;∎ government property propriété f de l'État;∎ she left him all her property elle lui a laissé tous ses biens;∎ this is stolen property ce sont des objets volés(b) (UNCOUNT) (buildings) propriété f; (real estate) biens mpl immobiliers, immobilier m; (land) terres fpl, propriété f (foncière);∎ Smythe is investing his money in property Smythe investit son argent dans l'immobilier;∎ they own a lot of property in the country (houses) ils ont de nombreuses propriétés à la campagne; (land) ils ont de nombreuses terres à la campagne;∎ a man of property un homme qui possède des biens immobiliers ou une fortune personnelle;∎ to get a foot on the property ladder accéder à la propriété, devenir propriétaire∎ to be on sb's property être dans la propriété de qn;∎ get off my property! sortez de chez moi!∎ what are the chemical properties of cobalt? quelles sont les propriétés chimiques du cobalt?;∎ healing properties vertus fpl thérapeutiques ou curatives∎ literary/intellectual property propriété f littéraire/intellectuelle►► British property assets patrimoine m immobilier;property centre centre m de vente immobilière;property developer promoteur(trice) m,f (immobilier(ère));property development promotion f immobilière;British property loan prêt m immobilier;Theatre property man accessoiriste m;property market marché m immobilier;Theatre property mistress accessoiriste f;property owner propriétaire mf;property shares valeurs fpl immobilières;property speculation spéculation f immobilière;property speculator spéculateur(trice) m,f immobilier(ère);property surveyor (architecte mf) expert(e) m,f;property tax impôt m foncier -
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∎ he's investing his money in property il investit son argent dans l'immobilier;∎ to get a foot on the property ladder accéder à la propriété, devenir propriétaireBritish property assets patrimoine m immobilier;property centre centre m de vente immobilière;property charge dette f foncière;property developer promoteur(trice) m, f immobilier(ère);property development promotion f immobilière;British property loan prêt m immobilier;property manager gérant(e) m, f d'immeubles;property market marché m de l'immobilier;property owner propriétaire m f;property shares valeurs f pl immobilières;property speculation spéculations f pl immobilières;property speculator spéculateur(trice) m, f immobilier(ère);property surveyor (architecte m f??) expert(e) m, f;property tax impôt m foncier, taxe f foncière(b) (possessions) biens m pl;∎ she left him all her property elle lui a laissé tous ses biens -
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deal [di:l](verb: preterite, past participle dealt)1. nouna. marché m• it's a deal! (inf) marché conclu !• he got a very bad deal on that car (US) il a fait une très mauvaise affaire en achetant cette voiture► big deal• big deal! la belle affaire !b. ► a good or great deal (of) ( = a lot) beaucoup (de)• to think a great or good deal of sb avoir beaucoup d'estime pour qn• to mean a great or good deal to sb compter beaucoup pour qn• she's a good or great deal cleverer than her brother elle est beaucoup plus intelligente que son frère[+ cards] distribuer ; [+ drugs] revendreb. ( = traffic) to deal revendre de la drogue• they deal in human misery leur fonds de commerce, c'est la misère humaine• we deal in facts, not speculation nous nous intéressons aux faits, pas aux suppositions[+ gifts, money] distribuera. ( = have to do with) [+ person] avoir affaire à ; [+ customer] traiter avecb. ( = be responsible for) s'occuper de• the firm deals with over 1,000 orders every week l'entreprise traite plus de 1 000 commandes par semainec. [book, film] traiter de ; [speaker] parler de• the next chapter deals with... le chapitre suivant traite de...• I shall now deal with... je vais maintenant vous parler de...d. ( = do business with) avoir des relations commerciales avec* * *[diːl] 1.1) ( agreement) gen accord m; (in commerce, finance) affaire f; (with friend, criminal) marché mto make a deal with — faire un marché avec [friend, criminal]; négocier une affaire avec [client, company]
it's all part of the deal — ( part of the arrangement) ça fait partie du marché; (part of the price, package) c'est inclus dans le reste
to be in on the deal — être dans le coup (colloq)
2) ( sale) vente f3) (special offer, bargain)4) ( amount)a great ou good deal — beaucoup (of de)
5) ( treatment)he got a raw deal — il s'est fait avoir (colloq)
6) ( in cards) donne f2.transitive verb (prét, pp dealt)1) porter [blow] (to à)2) distribuer [cards]; donner [hand]3.intransitive verb (prét, pp dealt) Commerce ( carry on business) [person, firm] être en activité; ( operate on stock exchange) faire des opérations boursièresto deal in — être dans le commerce de [commodity, shares]
Phrasal Verbs:- deal out••big deal! — (colloq) iron la belle affaire! iron
it's no big deal — (colloq) ( not hard) ce n'est rien du tout
to make a big deal out of something — faire tout un plat (colloq) de quelque chose
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