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Experts
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expert ,
expertise ,
expertiser ,
contre-expertise ,
or
expert-comptable

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

I. expert (experte) [ɛkspɛʀ, ɛʀt] ADJ

expert (experte)
expert (à faire at doing)
d'un œil expert
with an expert eye
elle n'est pas très experte en la matière
she's not a great expert on the subject

II. expert N m

1. expert (spécialiste):

expert
expert (en on)
expert en informatique
computer expert
médecin expert LAW
medical expert
l'avis d'un expert
expert advice

2. expert FIN:

expert
adjuster

III. expert (experte) [ɛkspɛʀ, ɛʀt]

expert en assurance
loss adjuster
expert immobilier
chartered surveyor Brit
expert immobilier
appraiser Am
expert judiciaire
expert witness
expert maritime
average adjuster

expert-comptable <pl experts-comptables> [ɛkspɛʀkɔ̃tabl] N m

expert-comptable
≈ chartered accountant Brit
expert-comptable
≈ certified public accountant Am

expertise [ɛkspɛʀtiz] N f

1. expertise (estimation):

expertise (de bijou)
valuation Brit
expertise (de bijou)
appraisal Am
expertise (de dégâts)
assessment
rapport d'expertise
expert's report

2. expertise (compétence):

expertise
expertise
expertise judiciaire LAW
expert evidence
expertise médico-légale
expert medical evidence
expertise osseuse MED
bone X-ray (to determine a person's age)

contre-expertise <pl contre-expertises>, contrexpertise <pl contrexpertises> [kɔ̃tʀɛkspɛʀtiz] N f

contre-expertise
second opinion
demander une contre-expertise
to seek a second opinion

expertiser [ɛkspɛʀtize] VB trans

1. expertiser (évaluer):

expertiser
to value Brit
expertiser bijou
to appraise Am
expertiser dégâts
to assess
faire expertiser une bague
to have a ring valued Brit
faire expertiser une bague
to have a ring appraised Am

2. expertiser (authentifier):

expertiser tableau
to authenticate

in the PONS Dictionary

I. expert(e) [ɛkspɛʀ, ɛʀt] ADJ

expert(e) cuisinière
expert
expert(e) médecin
specialist
expert(e) technicien
trained
être expert en [ou dans] qc
to be an expert in sth

II. expert(e) [ɛkspɛʀ, ɛʀt] N m(f)

1. expert (spécialiste):

expert(e)
expert

2. expert LAW (pour évaluer un objet, des dommages):

expert(e)
assessor

expert-comptable (experte-comptable) <experts-comptables> [ɛkspɛʀkɔ̃tabl] N m, f

expert-comptable (experte-comptable)
accountant

expertise [ɛkspɛʀtiz] N f

1. expertise (estimation de la valeur):

expertise
valuation

2. expertise (examen):

expertise
appraisal

expertiser [ɛkspɛʀtize] VB trans

1. expertiser (étudier l'authenticité):

expertiser
to appraise

2. expertiser (estimer):

expertiser
to assess
in the PONS Dictionary

I. expert(e) [ɛkspɛʀ, ɛʀt] ADJ

expert(e) cuisinière
expert
expert(e) médecin
specialist
expert(e) technicien
trained
être expert en [ou dans] qc
to be an expert in sth

II. expert(e) [ɛkspɛʀ, ɛʀt] N m(f)

1. expert (spécialiste):

expert(e)
expert

2. expert LAW (pour évaluer un objet, des dommages):

expert(e)
assessor

expert-comptable (experte-comptable) <experts-comptables> [ɛkspɛʀko͂tabl] N m, f

expert-comptable (experte-comptable)
accountant

expertise [ɛkspɛʀtiz] N f

1. expertise (estimation de la valeur):

expertise
valuation

2. expertise (examen):

expertise
appraisal

expertiser [ɛkspɛʀtize] VB trans

1. expertiser (étudier l'authenticité):

expertiser
to appraise

2. expertiser (estimer):

expertiser
to assess
Présent
j'expertise
tuexpertises
il/elle/onexpertise
nousexpertisons
vousexpertisez
ils/ellesexpertisent
Imparfait
j'expertisais
tuexpertisais
il/elle/onexpertisait
nousexpertisions
vousexpertisiez
ils/ellesexpertisaient
Passé simple
j'expertisai
tuexpertisas
il/elle/onexpertisa
nousexpertisâmes
vousexpertisâtes
ils/ellesexpertisèrent
Futur simple
j'expertiserai
tuexpertiseras
il/elle/onexpertisera
nousexpertiserons
vousexpertiserez
ils/ellesexpertiseront
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Monolingual examples (not verified by PONS Editors)

Il se désenclave du monde routier, son domaine de compétence historique, et reporte une partie de son expertise sur le ferroviaire.
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La demande de révision s'appuie sur une contre-expertise de la terre qui remet en cause les conclusions des premiers experts.
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Des traces de haschich sont retrouvées au cours de cette même expertise.
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Son avocat réclame une contre-expertise que le juge refuse.
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Souvent, il faudra une expertise pour que la condition d’antériorité soit prouvée.
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