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Mar. [A] [r.] provisions de bordEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > stores
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3 naval stores
USDictionary of Engineering, architecture and construction > naval stores
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4 digital stores
Inf.[dias] mémoires numériquesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > digital stores
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6 store
store [stɔ:r]1. noun• to set great store/little store by sth faire grand cas/peu de cas de qch► in store• what does the future have in store for him? que lui réserve l'avenir ?► stores ( = supplies) provisions fplc. ( = shop) magasin ma. ( = keep in reserve) [+ food, fuel, goods] stocker ; [+ electricity, heat] accumuler ; [+ facts, information] enregistrerb. ( = place in store) [+ food, fuel, goods, computer data] stocker ; [+ furniture] mettre au garde-meuble ; [+ crops] engranger• he stored the information away (in filing system) il a archivé les renseignements ; (in his mind) il a noté les renseignements• I've got the camping things stored away till we need them j'ai rangé les affaires de camping en attendant que nous en ayions besoin• where do you store your wine? où entreposez-vous votre vin ?3. compounds→ store→ store* * *[stɔː(r)] 1.2) ( supply) (of food, fuel, paper) réserve f, provision f; ( of information) fonds mpl3) ( place) (for food, fuel) réserve f; ( for furniture) garde-meuble m; ( for military supplies) magasin m4) ( storage)2. 3.to put something in(to) store — mettre quelque chose au garde-meuble [furniture]; mettre quelque chose en magasin, entreposer [goods]; fig
transitive verb1) ( keep till needed) conserver [food, information]; ranger [objects, furniture]; stocker [nuclear waste, chemicals]; engranger [crops, grain]2) Computing mettre [quelque chose] en mémoire, mémoriser [data]•Phrasal Verbs:- store up•• -
7 afloat
to keep sb afloat renflouer qn;∎ to keep a business/the economy afloat maintenir une entreprise/l'économie à flot;∎ many small businesses are struggling to stay afloat de nombreuses petites entreprises ont du mal à se maintenir à flotThe chain, which operates the majority of its stores under the Dollar Zone name... spent the past year converting its variety stores to the dollar format. But the move wasn't enough to keep the company afloat despite the recent surge in popularity of dollar stores in the slumping economy.
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8 exclusivity
exclusivité fexclusivity agreement accord m d'exclusivité;exclusivity clause clause f d'exclusivitéAlso, there are five divisions of Kroger representing 514 stores which have contractual conflicts due to an exclusivity clause they have in their contracts with News American Marketing In-Store (NAMIS). This exclusivity clause is what our counterclaims center on in our legal conflict with NAMIS. If Kroger's contractual conflict remains unresolved, we will lose the 514 stores by mid-September. We are optimistic that we will renew our relationship with these stores when the NAMIS contract expires.
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9 store
A n1 ⇒ Shops, trades and professions ( shop) magasin m ; ( smaller) boutique f ; the big stores les grands magasins ;2 ( supply) (of food, fuel, paper) réserve f, provision f (of de) ; (of knowledge, information) fonds mpl (of de) ; to keep/lay in a store of sth avoir/constituer une réserve or provision de qch ;3 ( place of storage) (for food, fuel) réserve f ; ( for furniture) garde-meuble m ; Comm entrepôt m, magasin m ; Mil magasin m ; ( for nuclear waste) réservoir m de stockage ;4 ( storage) to put sth in(to) store mettre qch au garde-meuble [furniture] ; mettre qch en magasin, entreposer [goods] ; fig there' s a surprise/a nasty shock in store for him une surprise/une mauvaise surprise l'attend ; I wonder what the future has in store (for us) je me demande ce que l'avenir nous réserve.2 ( storage area) magasin m.C vtr1 ( put away) conserver [food] ; ranger [objects, furniture] ; stocker [nuclear waste, chemicals] ; conserver [information] ; Agric engranger [crops, grain] ;4 Comput mettre [qch] en mémoire, mémoriser [data, records] (on sur).D stored pp adj [food, wine, supplies] gen mis de côté ; Comm stocké ; fig [troubles, unhappiness] accumulé.to set great store by sth attacher beaucoup d'importance à qch ; not to set great store by sth, to set little store by sth ne pas attacher beaucoup d'importance à qch.■ store away:▶ store [sth] away, store away [sth] mettre de côté, ranger [clothes, furniture, objects].■ store up:▶ store up [sth] accumuler [food, supplies, energy, heat] ; fig accumuler [hatred, resentment, unhappiness] ; you're storing up trouble/problems for yourself tu ne fais qu'accumuler les ennuis/les problèmes. -
10 up
up [ʌp]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. preposition2. adverb3. noun4. adjective7. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► When up is the second element in a phrasal verb, eg come up, throw up, look up the verb. When it is part of a set combination, eg this way up, close up, look up the other word.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. preposition• to be up a tree/up a ladder être dans un arbre/sur une échelle2. adverb━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► When used with a preposition, up is often not translated.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━• people up and down the country are saying... partout dans le pays les gens disent...• are you up for it? (inf) ( = willing) tu es partant ? (inf) ; ( = fit) tu te sens d'attaque (inf) ?► up to ( = as far as) jusqu'à• what page are you up to? à quelle page en êtes-vous ?► to be up to sth ( = capable of)• is he up to doing research? est-il capable de faire de la recherche ?• it isn't up to his usual standard ( = equal to) il peut faire bien mieux que cela► to feel or be up to sth ( = strong enough for)• he really isn't up to going back to work yet il n'est vraiment pas en état de reprendre le travail► to be up to sth (inf) ( = doing)what is he up to? qu'est-ce qu'il fabrique ? (inf)• what have you been up to? qu'est-ce que tu as fabriqué ? (inf)• shall I do it? -- it's up to you je le fais ? -- à vous de voir• if it were up to me... si ça ne tenait qu'à moi...3. noun4. adjective• get up! debout !• she was up all night because the baby was ill elle n'a pas fermé l'œil de la nuit parce que le bébé était maladeb. ( = raised) the blinds were up les stores n'étaient pas baissés• "this side up" (on parcel) « haut »• hands up, everyone who knows the answer levez le doigt si vous connaissez la réponse• hands up! (to gunman) haut les mains !c. ( = installed, built)━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► Whichever verb is implicit in English is usually made explicit in French.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━• we've got the curtains/pictures up at last nous avons enfin posé les rideaux/accroché les tableauxe. ( = finished) his leave is up sa permission est terminée• time's up! c'est l'heure !f. ( = wrong) (inf) what's up? qu'est-ce qui ne va pas ?• what's up with him? qu'est-ce qu'il a qui ne va pas ?• what's up with the car? qu'est-ce qui ne va pas avec la voiture ?• what's up with your leg? qu'est-ce qui t'est arrivé à la jambe ? (inf)• he's been rather up and down recently il a eu des hauts et des bas récemment► up and running ( = functioning) opérationnel7. compounds* * *Note: up appears frequently in English as the second element of phrasal verbs ( get up, pick up etc). For translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (get, pick etc)[ʌp] 1.1) ( out of bed)2) (higher in amount, level)sales/prices are up (by 10%) — les ventes/les prix ont augmenté (de 10%)
shares/numbers are up — les actions sont/le nombre est en hausse
production is up (by) 5% — la production a augmenté de 5%
his temperature is up 2 degrees — sa température a augmenté de 2°
sales are 10% up on last year — les ventes ont augmenté de 10% par rapport à l'an dernier
3) (colloq) ( wrong)4) (erected, affixed)5) ( open)6) ( finished)‘time's up!’ — ‘le temps est épuisé!’
it's all up (colloq) with him — il est fini (colloq)
7) ( facing upwards)‘this side up’ — (on parcel, box) ‘haut’
8) ( rising)her blood's up — fig la moutarde lui monte au nez
9) ( pinned up)10) ( cheerful)11) ( being repaired)12) ( in upward direction)13) ( on trial)2.1) ( high)up here/there — là-haut
up in the tree/the clouds — dans l'arbre/les nuages
up to/in London — à Londres
up to/in Scotland — en Écosse
all the way up — jusqu'en haut, jusqu'au sommet
2) ( ahead) d'avanceshe's 40-15 up — ( in tennis) elle mène 40-15
3) ( upwards)t-shirts from £2 up — des t-shirts à partir de deux livres
4) ( to high status)3.1) (at, to higher level)2) ( in direction)4.up above adverbial phrase, prepositional phrase gen au-dessus; Religion au ciel5.up against prepositional phrase6. 7.to be ou come up against opposition — rencontrer de l'opposition
up and down adverbial phrase, prepositional phrase1) ( to and fro)to walk ou pace up and down — aller et venir, faire les cent pas
2) ( throughout)8.up and running adjectival phrase, adverbial phraseto be up and running — [company, project] bien marcher; [system] bien fonctionner
9.to get something up and running — faire marcher or fonctionner quelque chose
up for prepositional phrase10.the subject up for discussion is... — le sujet qu'on aborde est...
up to prepositional phrase1) ( to particular level) jusqu'à2) ( as many as) jusqu'à, près dereductions of up to 50% — des réductions qui peuvent atteindre 50%
tax on profits of up to £150,000 — les impôts sur les bénéfices de moins de 150000 livres sterling
3) ( until) jusqu'àup to 10.30 pm — jusqu'à 22 h 30
4) ( good enough for)I'm not up to it — ( not capable) je n'en suis pas capable; ( not well enough) je n'en ai pas la force
this work wasn't up to your usual standard — ce travail n'est pas au niveau de ce que vous faites d'habitude
6) ( doing)what are those children up to? — qu'est-ce qu'ils fabriquent (colloq) ces enfants?
11. 12.they're up to something — ils mijotent (colloq) quelque chose
intransitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)••to be (well) up on — s'y connaître en [art, history etc]; être au courant de [news, developments]
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11 licensing
licensing [ˈlaɪsənsɪŋ]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━En Grande-Bretagne, les lois réglementant la vente et la consommation d'alcool sont connues sous le nom de licensing laws. L'âge minimum pour boire de l'alcool dans les lieux publics est de 18 ans.Aux États-Unis, chaque État a sa propre législation en la matière. L'âge minimum varie de 18 à 21 ans et, dans certains comtés, il reste rigoureusement interdit de vendre ou de consommer de l'alcool. Dans d'autres, on ne peut acheter les boissons alcoolisées que dans des magasins spécialisés appelés « liquor stores » ou « package stores ». La plupart des restaurants et discothèques ont une licence (« liquor license ») qui les autorise à vendre de l'alcool. -
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store [stɔ:(r)]1 noun∎ American candy store confiserie f(b) (stock → of goods) stock m, réserve f, provision f; (→ of food) provision f; (→ of facts, jokes, patience, knowledge) réserve f; (→ of wisdom) fonds m;∎ we should get in or lay in a store of coal nous devrions faire provision de charbon;∎ I have my own private store of tea j'ai ma provision personnelle de thé(c) (place → warehouse) entrepôt m, dépôt m; (→ in office, home, shop) réserve f; (→ in factory) magasin m, réserve f;∎ British goods in store marchandises fpl en entrepôt;∎ furniture store garde-meubles m inv∎ to lay or to put or to set great store by sth faire grand cas de qch;∎ I don't set much store by his advice je ne fais pas grand cas de ses conseils∎ a store cake un gâteau acheté dans une pâtisserie(a) (put away, put in store → goods, food) emmagasiner, entreposer; (→ grain, crop) engranger; (→ heat) accumuler, emmagasiner; (→ electricity) accumuler; (→ files, documents) classer; (→ facts, ideas) engranger, enregistrer dans sa mémoire;∎ we stored our furniture at my mother's house nous avons laissé ou mis nos meubles chez ma mère;∎ they stored the ship with provisions for the voyage ils ont rempli le bateau de provisions pour le voyage∎ store in a cool place (on packaging) à conserver au frais(c) (fill with provisions) approvisionner;∎ he stored the larder with enough tinned goods to last the winter il a rempli le placard avec assez de boîtes de conserve pour passer l'hiver∎ (goods) these goods don't store well ces produits ne se conservent pas bien(provisions) provisions fpl;∎ the expedition's stores are running low l'expédition commence à manquer de provisions∎ they had a surprise in store for her ils lui avaient réservé une surprise;∎ who knows what the future has in store? qui sait ce que l'avenir nous réserve?;∎ if only we'd realised all the problems that were in store for us si seulement nous nous étions rendu compte de tous les problèmes qui nous attendaient►► Marketing store audit contrôle m des points de vente;Marketing store brand marque f de magasin;store card carte f de crédit (d'un grand magasin);store cupboard placard m de rangement;store detective vigile m (dans un magasin);store manager chef m de magasin;American store window vitrine f, devanture fgarder en réserve;∎ he stored away the joke for future use il a noté la blague en se disant qu'il la replacerait(goods, food) emmagasiner; (heat, electricity) accumuler; (memories, emotions) accumuler;∎ he's just storing up trouble for himself by keeping silent en ne disant rien, il ne fait que se préparer des ennuis -
13 down
I.down1 [daʊn]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━1. adverba. ( = to lower level) en bas ; ( = down to the ground) par terre• down! (said to a dog) couché !• down with traitors! à bas les traîtres !• to come or go down descendreb. ( = at lower level) en basc. (from larger town, the north, university) he came down from London yesterday il est arrivé de Londres hier• I'm £20 down on what I expected j'ai 20 livres de moins que je ne pensais• we are down to our last $5 il ne nous reste plus que 5 dollars• did you get down what he said? as-tu noté ce qu'il a dit ?• our success is all down to him ( = attributable to) c'est à lui seul que nous devons notre succès2. prepositionb. ( = at a lower part of) she lives down the street elle habite plus bas dans la ruec. ( = along) le long de• looking down this street, you can see... si vous regardez dans cette rue, vous verrez...3. adjective5. compoundsII.down2 [daʊn]( = fluff, feathers) duvet m* * *Note: down often occurs as the second element in verb combinations in English ( go down, fall down, get down, keep down, put down etc). For translations, consult the appropriate verb entry (go, fall, get, keep, put etc)When used to indicate vague direction, down often has no explicit translation in French: to go down to London = aller à Londres; down in Brighton = à BrightonFor examples and further usages, see the entry belowI 1. [daʊn]to go ou come down — descendre
‘down’ — ( in crossword) ‘verticalement’
down below — en bas; ( when looking down from height) en contrebas
3) ( from upstairs)4) ( indicating direction)they live down south — (colloq) ils habitent dans le sud
5) (in a range, scale, hierarchy)profits are well down on last year's — les bénéfices sont nettement inférieurs à ceux de l'année dernière
I'm £10 down — il me manque 10 livres sterling
7) ( indicating reduction)that's seven down, three to go! — en voilà sept de faits, il n'en reste plus que trois à faire!
8) (on list, schedule)I've got you down for next Thursday — ( in appointment book) vous avez rendez-vous jeudi prochain
9) ( incapacitated)to be two sets down — [tennis player] avoir deux sets de retard
11) ( as deposit)to pay £40 down — payer 40 livres sterling comptant
12) ( downwards)2.2) ( at lower part of)3) ( along)4) ( throughout)3.down the ages ou centuries — à travers les siècles
1) (colloq)2) [escalator] qui descend; [train] descendant3) Computing en panne4.(colloq) transitive verb1) abattre [person]; descendre [plane]2) descendre (colloq) [drink]••II [daʊn] -
14 select
select [sɪˈlekt][+ team, candidate] sélectionner (from, among parmi ) ; [+ gift, book, colour] choisir (from, among parmi)2. adjective3. compounds* * *[sɪ'lekt] 1.adjective [group, audience] privilégié; [hotel, restaurant] chic inv, sélect; [area] chic inv, cossu2.transitive verb sélectionner (from, from among parmi)3.selected past participle adjective [poems, letters] choisi; [candidate, country, question, materials] sélectionné; [ingredients] de premier choix -
15 after-sales
après-venteafter-sales department service m après-vente;after-sales marketing marketing m après-vente;after-sales service service après-venteIt is difficult enough to entice consumers to buy online without sites blatantly disregarding consumer rights. In the real world, shoppers like stores that carry a wide range of goods at competitive prices. If they have a query, they want it answered promptly and competently, and once they have purchased, they want helpful and efficient after-sales service.
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16 aspirational
(product) qui fait chic; (consumer) qui achète des produits de prestige; (advertising) qui joue sur le prestige d'un produitaspirational group groupe m de référenceThe Fosters Trading Company name is to be dropped and the clothing chain rebranded as a unisex store … The new stores, called d2, will stock male and female clothing and accessories and will be designed to appeal to the aspirational consumer.
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17 chain
(a) (of stores, restaurants) chaîne fAmerican chain bank banque f à succursales multiples;chain store magasin m à succursales (multiples); (individual store) succursale f(b) chain of distribution circuit m ou réseau m de distribution -
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sans marqueIn 1960 Harry Zimmerman introduced value. He opened his first Service Merchandise catalog showroom, providing consumers an alternative to both discount stores that offered off-brand merchandise and traditional retailers who required full retail mark-up.
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19 punter
(a) (customer) client(e) m, fThere are few better times to buy a mobile phone than at Christmas. The phone networks and stores always make it a season to be jolly by offering all kinds of deals and promotions. Some entice buyers with extra talk minutes or free text messages. Others are a little less subtle and encourage punters to part with their cash in exchange for free games, watches or entry to big money competitions.
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20 boutique
[bu:'ti:k](a fashionable, usually small shop, especially one selling clothes: She prefers small boutiques to large stores.) boutique (de luxe)
См. также в других словарях:
stores — stores; stores·man; … English syllables
stores — n. supplies 1) naval stores 2) a cache of stores * * * [ supplies ] naval stores a cache of stores … Combinatory dictionary
Stores — Recorded in several spellings as shown below, this is a medieval Anglo Scottish surname. It was occupational, and originally described an estorer . In England this is thought to have been a status name for an official in charge of the dry stores… … Surnames reference
stores — See naval stores; supplies … Military dictionary
stores — The part of an organization in which inventories are stored. Depending on the arrangements within particular organizations, there may be separate stores for stationery stocks, maintenance components, production tools, raw materials, work in… … Accounting dictionary
stores — sto|res sb., en, stores, ene (et tyndt gardin) … Dansk ordbog
stores with doors — n. Retail stores with physical locations. Example Citation: In another move into brick and mortar, E Trade is planning to set up a walk in office on Manhattan s Madison Avenue by the end of the year, The Chronicle reported last month. But sources … New words
stores — adjective see store III, 1 … New Collegiate Dictionary
stores — (ships/aircraft) Goods supplied duty free on a vessel or aircraft, for use or sale on a voyage or flight leaving the UK. HM Customs & Revenue Glossary … Financial and business terms
stores — Смотри Склады … Энциклопедический словарь по металлургии
stores — Inglish (Indian English) Dictionary Warehouse, Stockroom (as in factory) … English dialects glossary