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1 augmentation
augmentation [ɔgmɑ̃tasjɔ̃]feminine noun• réclamer une augmentation (collectivement) to make a wage claim ; (individuellement) to put in for a pay rise (Brit) or raise (US)* * *ogmɑ̃tasjɔ̃1) ( accroissement) increaseaugmentation de 3% — 3% increase
2) ( majoration) increaseune augmentation (de salaire) — a pay rise GB ou raise US
* * *ɔɡmɑ̃tasjɔ̃ nf1) (= action) [effectifs] increasing, [seuil, des taux, des impôts] raising2) (= résultat) increaseen augmentation — increasing, going up
3) (augmentation de salaire) pay rise Grande-Bretagne raise USA* * *augmentation nf1 ( accroissement) increase; ( action) increasing; l'augmentation des effectifs/du nombre de the increase in staff/in the number of; augmentation de 3% 3% increase; augmentation de 200 euros increase of 200 euros; l'augmentation du capital de 10 millions d’euros the increase in capital of 10 million euros;2 ( majoration) ( de salaire) rise GB, raise US, increase; (de prix, loyer, d'impôt, allocation) increase; l'augmentation des prix/loyers the increase in prices/rents; l'augmentation des impôts par le gouvernement the raising of taxes by the government; une augmentation (de salaire) a pay rise GB ou raise US; j'ai eu une augmentation de 10% I got a 10% rise GB ou raise US; augmentation des prix de 3% en avril a 3% price increase in April; augmentation des tarifs pétroliers de 6% a 6% increase in oil;3 ( en tricot) increase; faire une augmentation to increase. -
2 revendication
revendication [ʀ(ə)vɑ̃dikasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. ( = action) claimingb. ( = demande) demand• revendications salariales/territoriales wage/territorial claims* * *ʀ(ə)vɑ̃dikasjɔ̃nom féminin (d'ouvrier, de catégorie sociale) demand; (de pays, population, d'héritier) claim (sur, de to)* * *ʀ(ə)vɑ̃dikasjɔ̃ nfclaim, demand* * *1 ( réclamation) (d'ouvrier, de catégorie sociale) demand; (de pays, d'héritier, de population) claim (sur, de to); revendications sociales social demands; revendications salariales wage demands ou claims; revendications territoriales territorial claims; la revendication d'un territoire par un État the claim of a state to a territory; la revendication d'un droit the demanding of a right;2 ( reconnaissance) claiming of responsibility (de for).[rəvɑ̃dikasjɔ̃] nom féminin[réclamation] demandjournée de revendication day of action ou of protestrevendications salariales wage demands ou claims
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