family credit dans le dictionnaire Oxford-Hachette

Traductions de family credit dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

family credit SUBST GB

family credit

≈ complément m familial

Traductions de family credit dans le dictionnaire français»anglais

être l'honneur de sa famille/son école personne:

to be a credit to one's family/one's school

Traductions de family credit dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.credit [GB ˈkrɛdɪt, Am ˈkrɛdət] SUBST

1. credit (approval):

credit

mérite m (for de)

to get the credit for sth/for doing

se voir attribuer le mérite de qc/d'avoir fait

to give sb (the) credit for sth/for doing

attribuer à qn le mérite de qc/d'avoir fait

to take the credit for sth/for doing

s'attribuer le mérite de qc/d'avoir fait

to be a credit to sb/sth

faire honneur à qn/qc

to do sb credit to do credit to sb

être tout à l'honneur de qn

it is to your credit that …

c'est tout à votre honneur que …

to her credit, she admitted her mistake

c'est tout à son honneur d'avoir reconnu sa faute

she has two medals to her credit

elle a deux médailles à son actif

he is more intelligent than he is given credit for

il est plus intelligent qu'on ne le croit

credit where credit is due, they have managed to score 20 points

il faut mettre à leur crédit qu'ils ont réussi à marquer 20 points

2. credit (credence):

credit

crédit m

to gain credit

acquérir du crédit

to place credit in sth

ajouter foi à qc

3. credit (borrowing):

credit COMM, FIN

crédit m

to buy sth on credit

acheter qc à crédit

to live on credit

vivre de crédits

to give sb credit

faire crédit à qn

her credit is good

elle a une réputation de bonne payeuse

4. credit FIN (positive balance):

credit

crédit m

to be in credit

être créditeur

to be £25 in credit

avoir un crédit de 25 livres sterling, être créditeur de 25 livres sterling

5. credit Am UNIV:

credit

unité f de valeur

II.credits SUBST

credits pl. tantum:

credits CINÉ, TV

générique m

to roll the credits

faire défiler le générique

III.credit [GB ˈkrɛdɪt, Am ˈkrɛdət] VERBE trans

1. credit (attribute):

to credit sb with discovery, power, achievement

attribuer [qc] à qn

to credit sb with intelligence/honesty

croire or supposer qn intelligent/honnête

to credit sb with doing

reconnaître que qn a fait

2. credit FIN:

credit account

créditer (with de)

to credit sth to an account

porter qc sur un compte

3. credit (believe):

credit story, assertion

croire, ajouter foi à

would you credit it!

le croirais-tu!

family [GB ˈfamɪli, ˈfam(ə)li, Am ˈfæm(ə)li] SUBST

family (gen) LING, ZOOL (group)

famille f

family (children)

enfants mpl

to run in the family

tenir de famille

to be one of the family

faire partie de la famille

to start a family

avoir un (premier) enfant

do you have any family?

avez-vous des enfants?

a family of four

une famille de quatre personnes

a family of four épith affair, feud, home

de famille

a family of four member, friend

de la famille

a family of four responsibilities, accommodation

familial

for family reasons

pour raisons familiales

to be in the family way fam, hum

être enceinte

family credit dans le dictionnaire PONS

Traductions de family credit dans le dictionnaire anglais»français

I.credit [ˈkred·ɪt] SUBST

1. credit (praise):

credit

mérite m

to sb's credit

à l'honneur de qn

to do sb credit

faire honneur à qn

to take (the) credit for sth

s'attribuer le mérite de qc

2. credit (recognition):

credit

reconnaissance f

to give sb credit for sth

reconnaître que qn a fait qc

3. credit FIN:

credit

crédit m

to be in credit

avoir un compte créditeur

to buy/sell sth on credit

acheter/vendre qc à crédit

4. credit (completed unit of student's work):

credit

unité f de valeur

5. credit plur (list of participants):

credit

générique m

6. credit UNIV:

credit

unité f de valeur

II.credit [ˈkred·ɪt] VERBE trans

1. credit FIN:

credit money

virer

to credit sb/an account with a sum

créditer qn/un compte d'une somme

2. credit (believe):

credit

croire

3. credit (give credit to):

credit

attribuer

family [ˈfæm· ə l·i] SUBST

1. family <-lies> + sing/plur vb (group):

family

famille f

a family of four/six

une famille de quatre/six personnes

2. family (relations, family members):

family

famille f

to be family

être de la famille

to be (like) one of the family

faire partie de la famille

to run in the family

être de famille

to start a family

avoir des enfants

do you have family? children

vous avez des enfants?

do you have family? relatives

vous avez de la famille?

family viewing (for families with children)

des émissions fpl pour toute la famille

a family fare

un billet famille

a family hotel

un hôtel pour familles

Exemples monolingues (non-vérifiés par l'équipe de rédaction)

anglais

The couple has only $50,000 in super and the family credit card has about $8000 on it.

www.smh.com.au

People close to the family credit its success to the fact the wealth has never been exclusively in the hands of one heir.

www.ft.com

He's fully bilingual and gives his family credit for that.

www.scpr.org

His family credits hyperbaric oxygen therapy with his progress, but others are not so sure.

www.thestar.com

It certainly looks reasonable when contrasted with maxing out the family credit cards at the mall.

www.catholicregister.org

According to a published statement, the family credits the alternative treatment for the remission.

www.metronews.ca

This credit is also a family credit which means that collectively a family will be able to save $1,350.

www.vancouverobserver.com

They were introduced to replace family credit, which was a significantly less generous in-work benefit.

theconversation.com

The crash prompted a recession that rippled through society as individual families were disrupted by the investment risks of particular members made on family credit.

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