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1 total annual expenses
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2 total
total ['təʊtəl] ( British pt & pp totalled, cont totalling, American pt & pp totaled, cont totaling)(a) (amount, number) total;∎ the total gains/losses le total des profits/pertes;∎ the total cost le coût total;∎ marketing the product accounts for 20 percent of the total costs le coût de commercialisation du produit revient à 20 pour cent du coût total(b) (as intensifier) complet(ète);∎ total silence un silence absolu;∎ we are in total disagreement nous ne sommes pas d'accord du tout;∎ that's total nonsense! c'est complètement absurde!;∎ he was a total stranger to me je ne le connaissais ni d'Ève ni d'Adam2 nountotal m;∎ there are a total of thirteen inspectors in the whole country au total, il y a treize inspecteurs dans tout le pays;∎ she wrote a total of ten books elle a écrit dix livres en tout;∎ that comes to a total of £2 ça fait 2 livres en tout;∎ a total of 102 hours/people un total de 102 heures/personnes;∎ the total payable le total à payer(b) (amount to) s'élever à;∎ the groceries total £10 la note d'épicerie s'élève à 10 livres;∎ the collection totalled 50 cars cette collection comptait 50 voitures en tout∎ he totaled his car sa voiture est bonne pour la casseau total;∎ there are three hundred students in total au total, il y a trois cents étudiants►► Finance total annual expenses consommations fpl de l'exercice;Finance total assets total m de l'actif;Finance total asset value valeur f de bilan;Astronomy total eclipse éclipse f totale;Finance total gross income revenu m brut global;Finance total insured value valeur f totale assurée;Finance total liabilities total m du passif;Finance total loss perte f totale;Finance total net income revenu m net global;Commerce total quality control contrôle m de la qualité totale;Commerce total quality management qualité f totale;total recall mémoire f très précise;∎ to have total recall of sth avoir un souvenir très précis de qch, se souvenir de qch dans les moindres détails -
3 total
1 nountotal m;∎ the total comes to $389 cela fait au total 389 dollars(amount, cost, output etc) total(e);∎ marketing the product accounts for 20 percent of the total costs le coût de commercialisation du produit revient à 20 pour cent du coût totaltotal annual expenses consommations f pl de l'exercice; total assets total m de l'actif;total asset value valeur f de bilan;total constructive loss perte f totale;total contract value valeur totale du contrat;total distribution cost coût m total de distribution;total exemption exonération f totale;total export sales chiffre m d'affaires à l'exportation;total fixed cost coût fixe total;total gross income revenu m brut global;total insured value valeur totale assurée;total liabilities total du passif;total loss perte totale;total loss settlement règlement m en perte totale;total net income revenu net global;total payable total à payer;total quality control contrôle m de la qualité globale;total quality management gestion f de la qualité globale;total sales chiffre d'affaires global;total unit cost coût complet unitaire(b) (amount to) s'élever à -
4 account
account [əˈkaʊnt]1. nouna. compte m• to pay £50 on account verser un acompte de 50 livres• cash or account? (in hotel, bar) vous payez comptant ou je le mets sur votre note ?b. ( = explanation) explication f► to take + account• to take sth/sb into account tenir compte de qch/qn• to take no account of sth ne pas tenir compte de qch► on + account• on this or that account pour cette raison2. plural nounaccounts ( = calculation) comptabilité f• to do/keep the accounts faire/tenir la comptabilité3. compounds━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━‼|/b] [b]account ≠ acompte━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━a. ( = explain, justify) [+ expenses, one's conduct] justifier ; [+ circumstances] expliquer• there's no accounting for taste(PROV) chacun son goût• three people have not yet been accounted for (after accident) trois personnes n'ont pas encore été retrouvéesb. ( = represent) représenter• this accounts for 10% of the total cela représente 10 % du chiffre total* * *[ə'kaʊnt] 1.1) (in bank, post office) compte m (at, with à)in my/his account — sur mon/son compte
2) Commerce ( credit arrangement) compte mto charge something to ou put something on somebody's account — mettre quelque chose sur le compte de quelqu'un
on account — ( as part payment) d'acompte
to settle an account — ( in shop) régler un compte; ( in hotel) régler une note
3) ( in advertising) budget m (de publicité)4) ( bill) facture f5) ( consideration)to take something into account —
6) ( description) compte-rendu m; ( if contentious) version f7) ( impression)8) ( indicating reason)on this ou that account — pour cette raison
on my/his account — (because of me/him) à cause de moi/lui
10) ( importance)2.accounts plural noun2) ( department) (service m) comptabilité f3.transitive verb soutPhrasal Verbs: -
5 amount
amount n1 gen ( quantity) (of goods, food) quantité f ; (of people, objects) nombre m ; a considerable amount of beaucoup de ; a fair amount of pas mal de ○ ; an enormous ou huge amount of énormément de ; a certain amount of imagination une certaine imagination ; I'm entitled to a certain amount of respect je suis en droit d'attendre qu'on me respecte ; no amount of money could compensate this loss aucune somme d'argent ne pourrait compenser cette perte ; no amount of persuasion will make him change his mind on aura beau essayer de le persuader, rien ne le fera changer d'avis ; it's doubtful whether any amount of foreign aid can save them il est douteux que l'aide internationale, aussi importante qu'elle soit, puisse les sauver ; they've got any amount of money ils ont énormément d'argent ;2 ( sum of money) somme f ; (total: of bill, expenses, damages etc) montant m ; for an undisclosed amount pour une somme non dévoilée ; to charge sb for the full amount faire payer à qn le montant total ; what is the outstanding amount? combien reste-t-il à payer? ; debts to the amount of £10,000 des dettes qui s'élèvent à 10 000 livres sterling ; amount paid (on account) Comm acompte versé ; amount of turnover Comm (montant du) chiffre d'affaires ; amount carried forward Accts report m à nouveau.■ amount to:▶ amount to [sth]2 (be worth, equivalent to) équivaloir à, revenir à [confession, betrayal, defeat, triumph etc] ; it amounts to the same thing cela revient au même ; it amounts to blackmail! ce n'est rien d'autre que du chantage! ; not to amount to much [accusation, report] ne pas valoir grand-chose ○ ; he'll never amount to much il n'arrivera jamais à rien ; the rain didn't amount to much il n'a pas beaucoup plu. -
6 add
ajouter (to à)(figures) additionner, totaliser;∎ to add the interest to the capital ajouter l'intérêt au capitaladded value valeur f ajoutée(increase) augmenter;∎ this adds to our expenses cela augmente (le montant de) nos dépenses;∎ next year we hope to add to our range of products nous espérons élargir notre gamme de produits l'année prochaine▸ add up(figures) additionner, totaliser(give correct total) être juste ou exact(e);∎ the figures don't add up les chiffres sont faux;∎ the accounts won't add up il y a quelque chose qui ne va pas dans les comptes(amount to) s'élever à;∎ the assets add up to two million l'actif s'élève à deux millions -
7 indemnify
you will be indemnified for any losses incurred vous serez indemnisé ou dédommagé de toutes les pertes subiesto be indemnified against sth être assuré(e) contre qchCorrectional Properties Trust will receive a total of $18,000,000, including the sale proceeds and lease termination fee. In addition, WCC has agreed to indemnify the Company against related liabilities and to pay all of Correctional Properties Trust's expenses associated with the sale of the Facility to the State, whether or not a closing occurs.
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8 average
['ævəri‹] 1. noun(the result of adding several amounts together and dividing the total by the number of amounts: The average of 3, 7, 9 and 13 is 8 (= 32:4).) moyenne2. adjective1) (obtained by finding the average of amounts etc: average price; the average temperature for the week.) moyen2) (ordinary; not exceptional: The average person is not wealthy; His work is average.) moyen3. verb(to form an average: His expenses averaged (out at) 15 dollars a day.) atteindre en moyenne -
9 tally
A n3 ( identification ticket) contremarque f ;4 ( counterfoil) souche f ;C vi1 ( correspond) correspondre (with à) ;2 ( be the same) concorder (with avec) ; his view tallies with mine nos vues concordent. -
10 tot
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