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1 sum assured
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3 increase of sum assured
augmentation de la somme assurée (LGA)English-French insurance dictionari > increase of sum assured
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4 reduced sum assured
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5 assured sum, sum insured
somme assurée (Sachs)English-French insurance dictionari > assured sum, sum insured
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6 assured sum
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7 certain
B adj1 (sure, definite) certain, sûr (about, of de) ; I'm certain of it ou that j'en suis certain or sûr ; of that you can be certain tu peux en être sûr ; absolutely certain sûr et certain ; I'm certain that I checked je suis sûr d'avoir vérifié ; I'm certain that he refused je suis sûr qu'il a refusé ; I feel certain that he'll come je suis certain qu'il viendra ; she's not certain that you'll be able to do it elle n'est pas sûre que tu sois capable de le faire ; to make certain s'en assurer, vérifier ; to make certain of s'assurer de [cooperation, trust, support] ; vérifier [facts, time, details] ; to make certain to do faire bien attention de faire ; to make certain that ( ascertain) vérifier que, s'assurer que ; ( ensure) faire en sorte que (+ subj) ; as soon as I leave the phone is certain to ring dès que je m'en vais, je peux être sûr que le téléphone va sonner ; he's certain to be there il y sera certainement or sûrement ; the strike seems certain to continue il est presque certain que la grève continuera ; the committee is certain to approve the measure il est certain que le comité approuvera la mesure ; I know for certain that je sais de façon sûre que ; be certain to tell him that n'oublie pas de lui dire que ; nobody knows for certain personne ne sait au juste ; it isn't known for certain if he's dead on ne sait pas au juste s'il est mort ou non ; I can't say for certain je ne sais pas au juste ; it will be ready tomorrow, for certain ce sera prêt demain, sans faute ;2 (assured, guaranteed) [death, defeat, success] certain (after n) ; [guarantee] sûr ; to be certain of doing être sûr or certain de faire ; it is certain that il est certain que ; this method is certain to work cette méthode est efficace à 100% ; he's certain to agree il sera d'accord, il n'y a aucun doute là-dessus ; the changes are certain to provoke anger ces changements provoqueront sûrement des réactions violentes ; nothing could be more certain to offend him c'est vraiment ce qui peut le vexer le plus facilement ; one thing is certain, you'll never succeed une chose est sûre, tu ne réussiras jamais ; to my certain knowledge à ma connaissance ; I let him do it in the certain knowledge that he would fail je l'ai laissé faire tout en sachant très bien qu'il allait échouer ; go early to be certain of a seat arrivez de bonne heure pour être sûr d'avoir une place assise ;3 ( specific) [amount, number, quantity, sum] certain (before n) ; on certain conditions à certaines conditions ; certain people certains mpl ;4 ( slight) [coldness, confusion, shyness, difficulty] certain (before n) ; to a certain extent ou degree dans une certaine mesure ; a certain amount of time un certain temps ; a certain amount of frivolity/confusion/introspection une certaine frivolité/confusion/introspection ;5 ( named but not known) a certain Mr Cassels un certain M. Cassels.
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