wages clerk in the Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

Translations for wages clerk in the English»French Dictionary

wages clerk N

wages clerk

préposé/-e m/f aux salaires

Translations for wages clerk 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.clerk [Brit klɑːk, Am klərk] N

1. clerk (in office, bank etc):

clerk

employé/-e m/f

head clerk ADMIN

chef m de bureau

head clerk COMM

premier commis m

2. clerk (in UK):

clerk (to lawyer)

≈ clerc m

clerk (in court)

greffier/-ière m/f

3. clerk Am:

clerk (in hotel)

réceptionniste mf

clerk (in shop)

vendeur/-euse m/f

II.clerk [Brit klɑːk, Am klərk] VB intr

1. clerk Am LAW:

to clerk for a judge

être stagiaire d'un juge

2. clerk Am (in shop):

clerk

travailler comme vendeur/-euse m/f

wages clerk in the PONS Dictionary

Translations for wages clerk 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

I.clerk [klɑ:k, Am klɜ:rk] N Am (receptionist)

clerk

réceptionniste mf

sales clerk

vendeur(-euse) m (f)

II.clerk [klɑ:k, Am klɜ:rk] VB intr

clerk

travailler comme employé(e) de bureau

clerk N

User Entry

clerk

employé(e) [de bureau] mf

Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

English

Later she worked as a wages clerk in an engineering firm until the age of 76.

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