working

working
adjective
(person) qui travaille; (population) actif(ive)
FINANCE working account compte m d'exploitation;
working agreement accord m, entente f;
ACCOUNTANCY working assets actif m circulant;
FINANCE working capital fonds m pl de roulement;
FINANCE working capital cycle cycle m du besoin en fonds de roulement;
FINANCE working capital fund compte d'avances;
FINANCE working capital requirements besoins m pl en fonds de roulement;
working class classe f ouvrière;
working conditions conditions f pl de travail;
working copy (of document) copie f de travail;
working day journée f (de travail); ADMINISTRATION jour m ouvrable;
∎ during a normal working day pendant la journée de travail;
∎ Sunday is not a working day le dimanche est chômé;
working document document m de travail;
working environment environnement m professionnel;
working expenses frais m pl généraux, frais d'exploitation;
working hours heures f pl de travail;
working interest participation f d'exploitation;
working lunch déjeuner m d'affaires ou de travail;
working man ouvrier m;
working party groupe m de travail;
working week semaine f de travail;
working woman ouvrière f; (woman who works) femme f qui travaille

English-French business dictionary. 2013.

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