procurer in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for procurer in the English»French Dictionary

procurer [Brit prəˈkjʊərə, Am prəˈkjurər, proʊˈkjʊrər] N

1. procurer:

procurer ADMIN, COMM

acheteur/-euse m/f

2. procurer LAW (in prostitution):

procurer

proxénète m

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procurer in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for procurer in the English»French Dictionary

procurer N form

procurer

proxénète m

Translations for procurer in the French»English Dictionary

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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

This has been documented by researchers examining the processes through which organ procurers select donors.

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We are going to identify procurers and suppliers at best prices across the globe.

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Two of the country's largest farmer-shareholder co-operatives are on expansion paths far removed from their origins as basic procurers and suppliers of phosphate-based fertiliser.

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These procurers hide their illegal services under massages or dates on websites in order to communicate with clientele.

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It is not illegal for public sector procurers to talk to suppliers.

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Asks whether he shall search in the adjoining shires for the procurers.

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Under normal circumstances, the procurer is also the end-user.

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According to some authors, this is currently done to promote better coping mechanisms for the recipient and close kin as well as to maintain standardized operating procedures by organ procurers.

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The crucial point is that trialling gives procurers confidence.

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He is gone but his good deeds as a procurer of justice will let his spirit live on forever.

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