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1 substantially
substantially [səb'stænʃəlɪ](a) (considerably) considérablement;∎ taxes have been cut substantially les impôts ont été considérablement réduits∎ it is substantially correct c'est en grande partie correct;∎ the text is substantially unaltered le texte est dans l'ensemble ou pour l'essentiel resté inchangé∎ substantially built solideUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > substantially
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2 substantially
substantially [səbˈstæn∫əlɪ]a. ( = considerably) considérablement• substantially bigger/higher nettement plus grand/plus hautb. ( = to a large extent) [correct, true, the same] en grande partie* * *[səb'stænʃəlɪ]1) ( considerably) gen considérablement; [higher, lower, better, less] nettement2) ( mainly) en grande partie -
3 substantially
1 ( considerably) [increase, change, fall, reduce] considérablement ; [higher, lower, better, less] nettement ;2 ( mainly) [true, correct, unchanged] en grande partie, en gros ; the team will not be substantially different from last week's l'équipe ne différera pas de beaucoup de celle de la semaine dernière. -
4 substantially
adverb substantiellement -
5 substantially, all, of
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6 substantially, equivalent, access
(to court)droits m de recours sensiblement équivalentsEnglish-French legislative terms > substantially, equivalent, access
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7 substantially, equivalent, position
poste m essentiellement équivalentEnglish-French legislative terms > substantially, equivalent, position
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8 substantially, mislead, to
induire gravement en erreurEnglish-French legislative terms > substantially, mislead, to
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9 substantially, similar
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10 all, or, substantially, all
(la)totalité f, ou presque, de qqchEnglish-French legislative terms > all, or, substantially, all
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11 leveraged
the company is highly leveraged la société est fortement endettéeleveraged buy-out rachat m d'entreprise financé par l'endettement;leveraged management buy-out rachat d'entreprise par les salariésDespite IPC's debt, which stems mostly from its leveraged buy-out from Reed two years ago, it is believed the publisher feels Prima and Best are such strong brands that it could not pass up the opportunity to acquire them. Adding the two titles to its portfolio will substantially increase advertising revenue across the group, IPC believes.
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12 merit
mérite m;∎ promotion is on merit alone l'avancement se fait uniquement au méritemerit bonus prime f de rendement;merit increase augmentation f au mérite;merit rating notation f du personnel;merit system système m d'avancement fondé sur le mériteSecond, consider the Equal Pay Act, which generally requires that men and women be paid alike for substantially equal work, unless you can justify pay distinctions on the basis of a bona fide merit system, seniority system or a factor other than gender. "If the male is paid more than the female, even though you base that on prior salary history, it's going to raise a red flag," Duffie says.
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13 substantial
[səb'stænʃəl]1) (solid or strong: a nice substantial table.) solide2) (large: a substantial sum of money; That meal was quite substantial.) substantiel•- substantiate -
14 handsomely
handsomely ['hænsəmlɪ](a) (beautifully) avec élégance, élégamment(b) (generously → reward, compliment, behave, treat) généreusement, avec générosité; (sincerely → praise, apologize) sincèrement∎ to win handsomely gagner haut la main
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