wage slip in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for wage slip in the English»French Dictionary

I.wage [Brit weɪdʒ, Am weɪdʒ] N a. wages

wage

salaire m

high wage(s)

salaire élevé

low wage(s)

bas salaire

my wages are £140 a week

mon salaire est de 140 livres par semaine

wages and conditions

les salaires et les conditions

wages and conditions attr agreement, claim, inflation, negotiations, rate, settlement, talks

salarial

wages and conditions increase, rise

de salaire

wages and conditions policy, restraint, freeze

des salaires

II.wage [Brit weɪdʒ, Am weɪdʒ] VB trans

wage campaign:

wage

mener

to wage (a) war against sth/sb lit, fig

faire la guerre contre qc/qn

III.wage [Brit weɪdʒ, Am weɪdʒ]

the wages of sin is death BIBL

la mort est le prix du péché

I.slip [Brit slɪp, Am slɪp] N

1. slip (error):

slip (gen)

erreur f

slip (by schoolchild)

faute f d'étourderie

slip (faux pas)

gaffe f inf

to make a slip

faire une erreur or une faute d'étourderie

to make a slip in one's calculations

faire une erreur de calcul

a slip of the tongue/a slip of the pen

un lapsus

2. slip:

slip (piece of paper)

bout m de papier

slip (receipt)

reçu m

slip (for salary)

bulletin m

credit card slip

reçu m de carte de crédit

a slip of paper

un bout de papier

3. slip:

slip (act of slipping)

glissade f involontaire

slip (stumble)

faux pas m

4. slip (slender person) inf, dated:

a slip of a girl/child

une fille/un enfant frêle

5. slip FASHION (petticoat):

slip (full)

combinaison f

slip (half)

jupon m

6. slip U (clay):

slip

engobe m

7. slip (plant cutting):

slip

bouture f

8. slip (landslide):

slip

glissement m de terrain

9. slip AVIAT:

slip, a. side slip

glissade f

10. slip GEOL:

slip

charriage m

slip

chevauchement m

11. slip NAUT:

II.slip [Brit slɪp, Am slɪp] N

1. slip (error):

slip (gen)

erreur f

slip (by schoolchild)

faute f d'étourderie

slip (faux pas)

gaffe f inf

to make a slip

faire une erreur or une faute d'étourderie

to make a slip in one's calculations

faire une erreur de calcul

a slip of the tongue/a slip of the pen

un lapsus

2. slip:

slip (piece of paper)

bout m de papier

slip (receipt)

reçu m

slip (for salary)

bulletin m

credit card slip

reçu m de carte de crédit

a slip of paper

un bout de papier

3. slip:

slip (act of slipping)

glissade f involontaire

slip (stumble)

faux pas m

4. slip (slender person) inf, dated:

a slip of a girl/child

une fille/un enfant frêle

5. slip FASHION (petticoat):

slip (full)

combinaison f

slip (half)

jupon m

6. slip U (clay):

slip

engobe m

7. slip (plant cutting):

slip

bouture f

8. slip (landslide):

slip

glissement m de terrain

9. slip AVIAT:

slip, a. side slip

glissade f

10. slip GEOL:

slip

charriage m

slip

chevauchement m

11. slip NAUT:

III.slip <pres part slipping; pret, pp slipped> [Brit slɪp, Am slɪp] VB trans

1. slip (slide):

to slip sth into note, coin, joke, remark

glisser qc dans

to slip sth into hand, foot, arm

passer qc dans

to slip one's feet into one's shoes

enfiler ses chaussures

to slip sth out of object, foot, hand

sortir qc de

she slipped the shirt over her head (put on)

elle a enfilé la chemise

she slipped the shirt over her head (take off)

elle a retiré la chemise

to slip a shawl around one's shoulders

passer un châle autour de ses épaules

to slip sth onto sb's finger

passer qc au doigt de qn

to slip sth into place

mettre qc en place

to slip a car into gear

embrayer

2. slip (give surreptitiously) inf:

to slip sb sth, to slip sth to sb

glisser qc à qn

3. slip (escape from):

slip dog: leash, collar

se dégager de

slip NAUT boat: moorings

filer

it slipped my notice or attention that …

je ne me suis pas aperçu que …

it slipped his/my notice or attention fig

ça lui a/m'a échappé

it had slipped my mind or memory (that) fig

j'avais complètement oublié (que)

to let slip an opportunity or a chance (to do)

laisser échapper une occasion (de faire)

to let slip a remark

laisser échapper une remarque

to let (it) slip that …

laisser entendre que …

4. slip (release):

to slip the dog's leash

défaire la laisse du chien

to slip a stitch (in knitting)

glisser une maille

5. slip MED:

to slip a disc

avoir une hernie discale

6. slip MOTOR:

to slip the clutch

faire patiner l'embrayage

IV.slip <pres part slipping; pret, pp slipped> [Brit slɪp, Am slɪp] VB intr

1. slip (slide quickly):

slip into dress, costume

passer

slip into rôle

s'adapter à

slip into coma

tomber dans

slip into confusion, madness

sombrer doucement dans

to slip into sleep liter

s'assoupir

to slip into bad habits fig

prendre de mauvaises habitudes

to slip out of dress, coat, costume

enlever

2. slip (slide quietly):

to slip into/out of person: room, building

se glisser dans/hors de

he slipped through the fence

il est passé à travers la clôture

the boat slipped through the water

le bateau glissait sur l'eau

to slip over or across the border

passer la frontière en cachette

3. slip (slide accidentally):

slip person, animal, object, vehicle:

glisser (on sur, off de)

slip knife, razor:

glisser, déraper

slip pen:

déraper

slip load:

tomber

the glass slipped out of his hand/through his fingers

le verre lui a échappé des mains/des doigts

to slip through sb's fingers fig

filer entre les doigts de qn

4. slip (lose one's grip) inf:

I must be slipping!

je baisse! inf

it's not like you to miss something like that, you're slipping!

ça ne te ressemble pas de manquer quelque chose de ce genre! tu n'y es plus! inf

5. slip MOTOR:

slip clutch:

patiner

V.slip [Brit slɪp, Am slɪp]

to give sb the slip

semer qn inf

See also slipway, disc

slipway N NAUT

slipway

cale f de construction

disc [Brit dɪsk, Am dɪsk] N

1. disc (gen) MUS:

disc

disque m

on disc

sur disque

2. disc ANAT:

disc

disque m (intervertébral)

to have a slipped disc

avoir une hernie discale

wage slip in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wage slip in the English»French Dictionary

wage¹ [weɪdʒ] VB trans form

wage campaign:

wage

mener

to wage war

faire la guerre

wage² [weɪdʒ] N

wage(s)

salaire m

to earn a wage

toucher un salaire

slip¹ [slɪp] N

1. slip (piece):

slip of paper

bout m

2. slip COMM (official piece of paper):

slip

bordereau f

a salary slip

un bulletin de paie

3. slip (small, slight person):

slip

bout m de chou

a slip of a girl

une fille fluette

4. slip BOT:

slip

bouture f

I.slip² <-pp-> VB intr

1. slip (slide):

slip

glisser

to slip through one's fingers

filer entre les doigts

2. slip (move quietly):

slip

se glisser

to slip in(to) sth

se glisser dans qc

to slip into one's jeans

enfiler son jeans

to slip into bad habits

prendre des mauvaises habitudes

to slip into a coma

sombrer dans le coma

3. slip (let out):

to let sth slip

laisser échapper qc

to let sth slip one's concentration

relâcher qc

4. slip (decline):

slip

baisser

5. slip (make a mistake):

slip

faire une erreur

II.slip² <-pp-> VB trans

1. slip (put smoothly):

slip

glisser

to slip sb money

glisser de l'argent à qn

to slip a shirt on

enfiler une chemise

2. slip (escape from):

slip

s'échapper

to slip sb's attention

échapper à l'attention de qn

to slip sb's mind

échapper à qn

3. slip AUTO:

slip

laisser patiner

III.slip² <-pp-> N

1. slip (act of sliding):

slip

glissement m

2. slip (fall):

slip a. fig

chute f

3. slip (trip):

slip

faux pas m

4. slip (mistake):

slip

erreur f

a slip of the tongue

un lapsus

5. slip (petticoat):

slip

combinaison f

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

We just looked at the wage slip and that was it.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Your agreed monthly payment will be deducted from your wages and appear on your wage slip for the duration of the loan agreement (usually 12 months).

www.thisismoney.co.uk

The consequences are jeopardising both the economy and individuals' ability to understand the pay and deductions on their wage slips.

www.independent.co.uk

Bogus wage slips were allegedly produced to help with their applications.

www.dailymail.co.uk

Applicants will need to supply detailed proof of earnings such as wage slips and bank statements going back at least three months, but more likely six months.

www.telegraph.co.uk

The debtor must comply with all reasonable requests of the supervisor, which may include periodically providing bank statements, accounts, wage slips etc.

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