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brute
French
French
English
English
brute ADJ N f
brute → brut
I. brut (brute) [bʀyt] ADJ
1. brut (non traité):
brut (brute) coton, soie, matière, minerai, métal
brut (brute) pierre précieuse
brut (brute) marbre, granit
brut (brute) laine
brut (brute) sucre
2. brut (peu sucré):
brut (brute) champagne, vin mousseux
brut (brute) cidre
3. brut:
brut (brute) FIN, ECON salaire, bénéfice
4. brut:
brut (brute) TRANSP, COMM poids, charge
II. brut (brute) [bʀyt] ADV
brut rapporter, gagner, peser:
brut (brute)
to gross 10%, to make 10% gross
III. brut N m
IV. brute N f
1. brute (personne violente):
brute
sale brute!
comme une brute
2. brute (personne sans culture):
brute
3. brute (créature sauvage):
brute
V. brut (brute) [bʀyt]
I. brut (brute) [bʀyt] ADJ
1. brut (non traité):
brut (brute) coton, soie, matière, minerai, métal
brut (brute) pierre précieuse
brut (brute) marbre, granit
brut (brute) laine
brut (brute) sucre
2. brut (peu sucré):
brut (brute) champagne, vin mousseux
brut (brute) cidre
3. brut:
brut (brute) FIN, ECON salaire, bénéfice
4. brut:
brut (brute) TRANSP, COMM poids, charge
II. brut (brute) [bʀyt] ADV
brut rapporter, gagner, peser:
brut (brute)
to gross 10%, to make 10% gross
III. brut N m
IV. brute N f
1. brute (personne violente):
brute
sale brute!
comme une brute
2. brute (personne sans culture):
brute
3. brute (créature sauvage):
brute
V. brut (brute) [bʀyt]
bonheur national brut [bɔnœʀ nasjɔnal bʀyt] N m
English
English
French
French
a great hulking brute (man)
brute
ape inf, pej
extra-dry champagne
French
French
English
English
brute [bʀyt] N f
1. brute (violent):
brute
2. brute (rustre):
brute
brut(e) [bʀyt] ADJ
1. brut (naturel):
brut(e)
brut(e) champagne
brut(e) diamant
brut(e) toile
2. brut fig:
brut(e) fait
brut(e) idée
3. brut ECON:
brut(e)
English
English
French
French
uncut diamond
gross pay, amount, income
bald facts
French
French
English
English
brute [bʀyt] N f
1. brute (violent):
brute
2. brute (rustre):
brute
I. brut(e) [bʀyt] ADJ
1. brut (naturel):
brut(e)
brut(e)
brut(e) champagne
brut(e) champagne
brut(e) diamant
brut(e) diamant
brut(e) toile
2. brut fig:
brut(e) fait
brut(e) idée
3. brut ECON:
brut(e)
II. brut(e) [bʀyt] ADV ECON
brut(e)
English
English
French
French
uncut diamond
bald facts
brute
gross pay, amount, income
to gross $2000
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La taxe est déterminée par le tonnage net de l'ensemble de la flotte de navires exploités ou utilisés par une entreprise.
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Le tonnage dépend de la longueur du navire qui permet de le rendre plus rapide.
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Le tonnage total des croiseurs, destroyers et sous-marins à être construits d'ici 1937 a été limité.
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Pour répondre aux différents besoins du commerce, les tonnages sont très variables.
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Avec environ 7 m de tirant d'eau, le tonnage du vaisseau est de 1 640 tonnes.
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