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1 Bourse du travail
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2 FEN
fɛnnom féminin (abbr = Fédération de l'éducation nationale) FEN ( French teachers' union)* * *fɛn abr nfFédération de l'Éducation nationale teachers' trades union* * *FEN nf (abbr = Fédération de l'éducation nationale) FEN (French teachers' union). -
3 FO
FO [εfo]feminine noun( = Force ouvrière) French trade union* * *ɛfonom féminin: abbr force* * *ɛfo abr nfForce ouvrière trades union* * *FO nf: abbr ⇒ force.moderate workers' union (formed out of the split with Communist CGT in 1948) -
4 SGEN
abr nm Syndicat général de l'éducation nationale teachers' trades union* * * -
5 mai
c black mai [mε]masculine noun━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ Les noms de mois s'écrivent avec une majuscule en anglais.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━LE PREMIER MAI/LE 8 MAILe premier mai is a public holiday in France. It is known as « la fête du Travail » (« Labor Day ») and commemorates the trades union demonstrations in the United States in 1886 when workers demanded the right to an eight-hour working day. Sprigs of lily of the valley are traditionally exchanged.Le 8 mai is also a public holiday and commemorates the surrender of the German army to Eisenhower on 7 May, 1945. It is marked by parades of ex-servicemen and ex-servicewomen in most towns.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━In 1968, unrest in French industry and among students resulted in huge demonstrations in May followed by a general strike. The events were perceived as a challenge to the established order and a cry for freedom. The government was not in fact overthrown and order soon returned. The term « soixante-huitard » literally means a person who participated in the events, but as an adjective it also describes the kind of ideals held by many of the demonstrators.* * *mɛnom masculin May* * *mɛ nmSee:* * *[mɛ] nom masculin[mois] Mayvoir aussi link=mars marsThe events of May 1968 came about when student protests, coupled with widespread industrial unrest, culminated in a general strike and rioting. De Gaulle's government survived the crisis, but the issues raised made the events a turning point in French social history. -
6 Bourse
bourse [buʀs]feminine nouna. ( = porte-monnaie) purseb. ( = marché boursier) la Bourse the Stock Exchangec. [d'objets d'occasion] saled. bourse (d'études) (School) school maintenance allowance uncount ; (University) grant ; (obtenue par concours) scholarship* * *buʀsnom féminin Finance stock exchange; ( valeurs cotées) shares (pl)une société de Bourse — a broking GB ou brokerage US firm
Phrasal Verbs:* * *buʀs1. nf1) (= subvention) grant2) (= porte-monnaie) purse3) (= Bourse) stock exchange, stock marketles Bourses européennes — the European stock exchanges, the European stock markets
jouer en Bourse — to speculate on the stock exchange, to speculate on the stock market
2. bourses nfpl(= scrotum) scrotum* * *A nf1 Scol, Univ ( pour soutien financier) grant GB, scholarship US; ( pour mérite) scholarship; ( pour un projet particulier) grant;2 ( porte-monnaie) purse; ‘la bourse ou la vie’ ‘your money or your life’;3 fig budget; pour les petites bourses for limited budgets; être à la portée de toutes les bourses to be within everybody's means; faire bourse commune to share the expenses;4 ( vente d'objets d'occasion) bourse aux livres/skis/vêtements second-hand book/ski/clothes sale;5 Anat bursa.bourse d'étude grant; bourse de recherche research grant.[burs] nom fémininla Bourse de Paris the Paris Bourse ou Stock ExchangeBourse du commerce ou de marchandises commodity exchangeBourse maritime ou des frets shipping exchange2. [cours] marketla Bourse est calme/animée/en hausse the market is quiet/is lively/has risen————————à la Bourse locution adverbiale,en Bourse locution adverbialeon the stock exchange ou marketjouer à la ou en Bourse to speculate on the stock exchange ou market
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