discharge
French translation: s'acquitter (acquittement)
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| 4 | decharge, deversement |
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| 4 | s'acquitter (acquittement) |
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decharge, deversement Explanation: Dic. Oxford Reference: http://yourdictionary.com Reference: http://www.francophonie-hachette.livre.fr |
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| The asker has declined this answer Comment: in this case it's specifically un rejet, un refoulement - | ||
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s'acquitter (acquittement) Explanation: Domaine(s) : - finance loans GDT anglais français acquit a debt, to acquitter une dette v. s'acquitter: To pay [off], to settle, to DISCHARGE Sous-entrée(s) : quasi-synonyme(s) discharge a debt, to answer a claim, to pay off a debt, to pay a debt, to retire a debt, to release from a debt, to |
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