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Dictionary French → English: [accord]

Translation 1 - 14 of 14

	French	English
	accepter qc. `[être` `d'accord]`	to agree to sth.
	pol. boucler qc. `[accord]`	to sign sth.
	concrétiser qc. `[accord,` `besoin]`	to give concrete expression to sth.
	dr. pol. officialiser qc. `[accord]`	to formalise sth. `[Br.]`
	dr. pol. officialiser qc. `[accord]`	to formalize sth. `[Am.]`
	reconduire qc. `[mandat,` `accord]`	to renew sth.
Nouns
	agrément `{m}` `[accord]`	agreement
	agrément `{m}` `[accord]`	concurrence
	concertation `{f}` `[accord]`	agreement
2 Words
	in extremis `{adj}` `[sauvetage,` `accord]` `[aussi` `:` `in` `extrémis]`	last-minute
	aboutir à qc. `[accord,` `résultat,` `rupture]`	to lead to sth. `[also` `fig.]`
	faire passer qc. `[accord]`	to push sth. through
	parvenir à qc. `[accord,` `solution,` `conclusion]`	to reach sth.
4 Words
	vouloir se retirer de qc. `[accord,` `affaire]`	to want out of sth. `[e.g.` `a` `deal]`

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