cannon
English translation: a fixed sum
| 02:24 Aug 25, 2001 |
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| na | rent |
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| na | The possibilities (depending on what kind of contract) are: |
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| na | a fixed sum |
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| na | lump sum |
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rent Explanation: I don't know how this (misspelled) word slipped into French, it sounds strangely similar to the English canon or the Italian canone, whose French translation might be redevance or loyer. Anyhow, apart from the strange mistake, I believe that rent is the meaning. |
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The possibilities (depending on what kind of contract) are: Explanation: RATE, RENT, CHARGE, TAX, ROYALTY. |
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a fixed sum Explanation: this matches the meaning in the text you provided if the word is "canon". canon is something subjected to strict rules/determine par des regles fixes check the word again |
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lump sum Explanation: makes sense in context |
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