trade

trade: 1 noun

(a) (commerce) commerce m, affaires f pl;

∎ it's good for trade cela fait marcher le commerce;

∎ to do a roaring trade faire des affaires en or

trade acceptance acceptation f commerciale; trade agreement accord m commercial;

trade association association f professionnelle;

trade balance balance f commerciale;

trade ban interdiction f de commerce;

trade barrier barrière f commerciale;

trade bills effets m pl de commerce;

trade bloc union f douanière;

ACCOUNTANCY trade credit crédit m fournisseur ou commercial;

ACCOUNTANCY trade creditor créancier(ère) m, f d'exploitation;

trade cycle cycle m de commercialisation;

ACCOUNTANCY trade debt dettes f pl d'exploitation;

ACCOUNTANCY trade debtor compte m ou créance f client;

trade deficit balance commerciale déficitaire, déficit m commercial;

trade delegation délégation f commerciale;

British Trade Descriptions Act = loi qui empêche la publicité mensongère;

trade embargo embargo m commercial;

trade exhibition foire-exposition f, exposition f commerciale;

trade fair foire f commerciale;

trade figures chiffre m d'affaires;

trade gap déficit commercial;

trade marketing marketing m commercial, trade marketing m;

trade name (of product) nom m de marque; (of company) raison f commerciale;

trade negotiations négociations f pl commerciales;

trade policy politique f commerciale;

trade practices usages m pl commerciaux;

trade price (of stock) prix m de négociation; (of product) prix marchand;

trade restraint restriction f de concurrence;

STOCK EXCHANGE trade ticket avis m d'opéré, avis d'opération sur titres

(b) (profession) métier m;

∎ to be in the trade être du métier;

∎ he's a plumber by trade il est plombier de son état ou métier

trade body syndicat m professionnel; trade directory répertoire m des métiers;

trade discount remise f professionnelle;

trade journal journal m professionnel;

British trade press presse f spécialisée ou professionnelle;

trade register registre m du commerce;

trade representative délégué(e) m, f commercial(e);

trade secret secret m professionnel ou de fabrication;

British trade union syndicat m;

Trades Union Congress = confédération des syndicats britanniques;

trade union council conseil m syndical;

trade unionism syndicalisme m;

trade unionist syndicaliste m f;

trade union tariff tarif m syndical

(c) American (transaction) marché m, affaire f

2 transitive verb

STOCK EXCHANGE négocier

traded option option f négociable ou cotée

3 intransitive verb

(a) (do business) faire du commerce, commercer;

∎ he trades in clothing il est négociant en confection;

∎ the company trades under the name of Prism Ltd l'entreprise opère sous le nom de Prism Ltd;

∎ to trade at a loss vendre à perte;

∎ to trade with sb avoir des relations commerciales avec qn

(b) STOCK EXCHANGE (of shares, commodity, currency) s'échanger (at à)

corn is trading at $2.20 le maïs se négocie à 2,20 dollars

▸ trade down intransitive verb

STOCK EXCHANGE acheter des valeurs basses

▸ trade in transitive verb

faire reprendre

▸ trade up intransitive verb

STOCK EXCHANGE acheter des valeurs hautes

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