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64 long-term
(a) (detainee, prisoner) qui subit un emprisonnement de longue durée;∎ the long-term unemployed les chômeurs de longue durée►► Finance long-term bond obligation f à long terme;Finance long-term bond rate taux m long obligataire;Accountancy long-term borrowings emprunts mpl à long terme;Accountancy long-term capital capitaux mpl permanents;Finance long-term credit crédit m (à) long terme;Finance long-term debt dette f à long terme;Finance long-term financing financement m à long terme;Finance long-term interest rate taux m d'intérêt à long terme;Finance long-term investments placements mpl à long terme; (on balance sheet) immobilisations fpl financières;Finance long-term liabilities dettes fpl ou passif m à long terme;Finance long-term loan prêt m à long terme;Finance long-term maturity échéance f à long terme;long-term memory mémoire f à long terme;long-term planning planification f à long terme;long-term unemployment chômage m de longue durée -
65 long-term
à long termeFINANCE long-term bond obligation f à long terme;long-term bond rate taux m long obligataire;ACCOUNTANCY long-term borrowings emprunts m pl à long terme;ACCOUNTANCY long-term capital capitaux m pl permanents;long-term credit crédit m à long terme;long-term debt dette f à long terme;long-term financing financement m à long terme;long-term interest rate taux d'intérêt à long terme;long-term investments FINANCE placements m pl à long terme; ACCOUNTANCY immobilisations f pl financières;long-term liabilities dettes f passif m à long terme;long-term loan prêt m à long terme;long-term maturity échéance f à long terme;long-term objective objectif m lointain;long-term planning planification f à long terme;long-term unemployment chômage m de longue durée -
66 short-term
à court termeshort-term bond obligation f à court terme;short-term borrowings emprunts m pl à court terme;short-term capital capital m à court terme;short-term contract contrat m à durée déterminée, CDD m;short-term credit crédit m (à) court terme;short-term credit facilities crédits m pl de trésorerie;short-term debt dette f à court terme;short-term financing financement m à court terme;short-term interest rate taux m d'intérêt à court terme;short-term investment investissement m ou placement m à court terme;short-term liabilities passif m à court terme;short-term loan (from borrower's point of view) emprunt m à court terme; (from lender's point of view) prêt m à court terme;short-term maturity échéance f à court terme;short-term planning planification f à court terme -
67 short-term
(solution, memory) à court terme; (contract) de courte durée; (prisoner) qui purge une peine de prison de courte durée►► short-term borrowings emprunts mpl à court terme;short-term contract contrat m à courte durée;short-term credit crédit m (à) court terme;short-term debt dette f à court terme;short-term financing financement m à court terme;short-term loan prêt m à court terme;short-term maturity échéance f à court terme -
68 medium-term
(forecast, loan) à moyen termemedium-term credit crédit m à moyen terme;EU medium-term financial assistance aide f financière à moyen terme;medium-term liabilities dettes f pl à moyen terme;medium-term maturity échéance f à moyen terme;FINANCE medium-term note billet m à moyen terme (négociable) -
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à moyen terme►► medium-term credit crédit m (à) moyen terme;medium-term liabilities dettes fpl à moyen terme;medium-term maturity échéance f à moyen terme;medium-term note billet m à moyen terme (négociable)Un panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > medium-term
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71 long-term
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72 fixed-term
à terme fixeFINANCE fixed-term bill effet m à date fixe;fixed-term contract contrat m à durée déterminée, CDD m;FINANCE fixed-term credit crédit m à durée déterminée;FINANCE fixed-term deposit dépôt m à terme fixe ou à échéance fixe -
73 half-term
noun ((the period when students are given) a holiday about the middle of a term: We get a week's holiday at half-term; ( also adjective) a half-term holiday.) congé de mi-trimestre -
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A n in the short term ( looking to future) dans l'immédiat ; ( looking to past) pendant un temps, pour commencer. -
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1.2.in the short term — ( looking to future) dans l'immédiat; ( looking to past) pendant un temps, pour commencer
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1) (concerned only with the near future: short-term plans.) à court terme2) (lasting only a short time: a short-term loan.) à court terme -
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80 end of term
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