semi-public in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

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société [sɔsjete] N f

Phrases:

société d'abondance
affluent society
société par actions LAW, FIN
joint stock company
société anonyme, SA
public company
société d'assistance
motoring organization Brit
société d'assistance
automobile club
société de Bourse FIN
broking firm
société civile SOCIOL
society
société civile LAW, FIN
non-trading company
société civile immobilière, SCI
investment company that rents out property
société commerciale LAW, FIN
business firm
société de consommation
consumer society
société d'économie mixte
semi-public company
société écran
dummy company
société d'exploitation
development company
société fiduciaire
trust company
société d'investissement
investment company
société en nom collectif, SNC
general partnership
société à responsabilité limitée, SARL
private company
société de services
service company
société à succursales multiples
chain store
Société de Jésus REL
Society of Jesus
Société des Nations, SDN HISTORY
League of Nations
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semi-public (semi-publique) organisme, secteur
semipublic

semi-public in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for semi-public in the French»English Dictionary

parastatal(e) <-aux> [paʀastatal, o] ADJ Belg (semi-public(que))

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At one time they were commonly displayed in post offices, schools, clubs, railroad stations, and a variety of public and semi-public buildings.
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Taxis were accepted as semi-public transport, but would have to be electrically powered and have a maximum speed of 25 m.p.h.
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A ticket-buyer who purchases a ticket to a bad movie in advance makes a semi-public commitment to watching it.
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Therefore, she knew that her letters were semi-public documents and crafted them accordingly.
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Swinging is also known to take place in semi-public venues such as hotels, resorts, or cruise ships, or often in private homes.
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It became a semi-public institution in 1886 before coming under full public sponsorship in 1914.
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In 1997, it was turned into a semi-public high school.
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Smoking rooms can be found in public buildings such as airports, and in semi-public buildings such as workplaces.
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In 1930 the government regulated equal airtime for all organisations on the two stations and the semi-public broadcasting system was born.
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During this time the city hall functioned as a semi-public museum, though the term didn't even exist yet.
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