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fund [fʌnd]1. nounfonds m2. plural noun[+ project] financer ; [+ firm] doter en capital4. compounds► fund-raiser noun ( = person) collecteur m, - trice f de fonds ; ( = dinner) dîner m organisé pour collecter des fonds[dinner, event] organisé pour collecter des fonds* * *[fʌnd] 1.1) ( cash reserve) fonds memergency/relief fund — caisse f de prévoyance/secours
2.disaster fund — collecte f en faveur des sinistrés
funds plural noun1) ( capital) fonds mpl, capitaux mpl2) ( credit balance) ( of individual) argent m; ( of company) capitaux mpl3) ( on cheque)‘No funds’ —
3.‘insufficient funds ’ — ‘défaut de provision’
transitive verb1) Finance financer [company, project]2) ( convert) consolider [debt] -
2 fund
A n1 ( cash reserve) fonds m ; emergency/relief/unemployment fund caisse f de prévoyance/secours/chômage ; strike/disaster fund collecte f en faveur des grévistes/des sinistrés ;2 fig ( store) she's a fund of wisdom c'est un puits de sagesse ; he has a fund of wit/experience il a énormément d'humour/d'expérience.1 ( capital) fonds mpl, capitaux mpl ; to be in funds avoir de l'argent ; government fund, public fund fonds publics ;D vtr1 ( finance) financer [company, project] ;2 ( convert) consolider [debt].E funded pp adj government-funded financé par l'État ; a publicly funded project un projet à fonds publics ; under-funded insuffisamment financé.
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