firm
Que veut dire « firm » en français ?
États-Unis /fɝm/ · Royaume-Uni /fɜːm/
firm en français : entreprise, société, cabinet, ferme, solide, strict
nom
entreprise, société
Entreprise qui vend des biens ou fournit des services.
En anglais simple : A business that sells goods or provides services.
- She works for a small firm.
- The firm hired ten engineers last year.
- Several firms sell similar products.
entreprise, société, cabinet
Entreprise qui vend des biens ou fournit des services, notamment des services professionnels.
En anglais simple : A business that sells goods or provides services, especially professional services.
- She works for a law firm.
- The firm hired ten new employees.
- Several local firms offered to help.
société
Entreprise appartenant à des associés, ou le nom qu’ils utilisent pour cette entreprise.
En anglais simple : A business owned by partners, or the name they use for their business.
- The two lawyers formed a firm.
- They trade under the firm name Wilson and Lee.
- Each partner owns a share of the firm.
adjectif
ferme, solide
Assez dur ou solide pour garder sa forme ou rester bien en place.
En anglais simple : Hard or solid enough to keep its shape or stay securely in place.
- This mattress is quite firm.
- Keep a firm grip on the rope.
- The peaches were still firm yesterday.
ferme, strict
Qui dit clairement ce qui doit se faire et maintient sa position malgré les désaccords.
En anglais simple : Clear and determined about what must happen, even when other people disagree.
- Her answer was a firm no.
- The teacher was firm with us.
- He spoke in a firm but friendly voice.
ferme, inébranlable
Dont les convictions ou les sentiments ne changent pas facilement.
En anglais simple : Having beliefs or feelings that do not easily change.
- He is a firm believer in fairness.
- Her commitment to the project remains firm.
- They stayed firm in their opposition.
verbe
baisser
Pour les cotes de paris, baisser parce qu’une victoire paraît plus probable.
En anglais simple : If betting odds do this, they become shorter because a win seems more likely.
- The odds began to firm before the race.
- Her odds firmed after the strong performance.
- The favourite continued to firm in the betting.
supporter, endurer
Accepter quelque chose de désagréable et continuer sans se plaindre.
En anglais simple : To accept something unpleasant and keep going without complaining.
- It hurts, but you have to firm it.
- She firmed the pain and kept walking.
- Can you firm it for another minute?
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