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debit ['debɪt]1 noundébit m;∎ British your account is in debit votre compte est déficitaire ou débiteur(balance, account) débiteur∎ to debit £50 from sb's account, to debit sb's account with £50 débiter 50 livres du compte de qn, débiter le compte de qn de 50 livres;∎ has this cheque been debited to my account? est-ce que ce chèque a été débité de mon compte?►► Finance debit advice avis m de débit;Banking debit card = carte de paiement à débit immédiat;Accountancy debit column colonne f débitrice ou des débits;debit entry Accountancy écriture f passée au débit; Banking article m porté au débit d'un compte;Finance debit interest intérêts mpl débiteurs;Accountancy debit item poste m débiteur;Finance debit note note f de débit;Accountancy debit side débit m;∎ figurative on the debit side, he is not very presentable ce qui le dessert, c'est qu'il n'est pas très présentable;∎ figurative on the debit side, it means we won't see her l'inconvénient, c'est que nous ne la verrons pas
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