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classeur
I. file [ingl. brit. fʌɪl, ingl. am. faɪl] SUST.
1. file (for papers etc):
file (gen)
file (cardboard)
file (ring binder)
file (card tray)
2. file (record):
file
dossier m (on sur)
to have or keep a file on sb
she's on file
to open a file on sb/sth
it's time to close the file fig.
3. file INFORM.:
file
file atrbv. editing, management, name, organization, protection
4. file (tool):
file
5. file (line):
file
II. file [ingl. brit. fʌɪl, ingl. am. faɪl] V. trans.
1. file ADMIN.:
file invoice, letter, record
to file sth under (the heading), clients’
2. file DER.:
file application, complaint, request
déposer (with auprès de)
to file a lawsuit (against sb)
3. file PRENSA:
file report
4. file wood, metal:
file
III. file [ingl. brit. fʌɪl, ingl. am. faɪl] V. intr.
1. file DER.:
to file for (a) divorce
2. file (walk):
file
data file SUST.
data file
computer file SUST. INFORM.
command file SUST. INFORM.
command file
executable file [ingl. brit. ɪɡˈzɛkjʊtəb(ə)l ˌfʌɪl, ˈɛksɪkjuːtəb(ə)l ˌfʌɪl, ingl. am. ˌɛksəˈkjudəb(ə)l ˌfaɪl] SUST. INFORM.
case file SUST.
case file
scratch file SUST.
scratch file
card file SUST.
card file → card index
I. card index SUST.
II. card-index V. trans.
card-index trans.:
signature file SUST.
file card SUST. ingl. am.
file card
inglés
inglés
francés
francés
I. file1 [faɪl] SUST.
1. file (binder for ordering documents):
file
2. file (dossier):
file
file
farde f Bélg.
file
fiche f suizo
3. file INFORM.:
file
text file
backup file
4. file (column, queue, row):
file
in (single) file
II. file1 [faɪl] V. trans.
1. file (arrange):
file data
2. file DER.:
file petition
3. file PRENSA:
file report
III. file1 [faɪl] V. intr.
1. file (officially register request):
to file for sth
2. file (move in line):
file
to file in/out
I. file2 [faɪl] SUST.
file
II. file2 [faɪl] V. trans.
file
to file (one's) nails
file manager SUST. INFORM.
file manager
nail file SUST.
nail file
Indian file SUST.
Indian file → single file
zip file SUST. INFORM.
zip file
master file SUST.
master file
file name SUST. INFORM.
file name
file away V. trans.
file away
francés
francés
inglés
inglés
I. file1 [faɪl] SUST.
1. file (binder for ordering documents):
file
2. file (dossier):
file
file
farde f Bélg.
file
fiche f suizo
3. file comput:
file
text file
backup file
4. file (column, queue, row):
file
in (single) file
II. file1 [faɪl] V. trans.
1. file (arrange):
file data
2. file DER.:
file petition
3. file PRENSA:
file report
III. file1 [faɪl] V. intr.
1. file (officially register request):
to file for sth
2. file (move in line):
file
to file in/out
I. file2 [faɪl] SUST.
file
II. file2 [faɪl] V. trans.
file
to file (one's) nails
e-file V. trans.
e-file abreviatura de electronically file
to e-file sth tax return
file away V. trans.
file away
file cabinet SUST.
file cabinet
file clerk SUST.
file clerk
Indian file SUST.
Indian file → single file
single file SUST.
in single file
single file SUST.
in single file
zip file SUST. comput
zip file
master file SUST.
master file
Present
Ifile
youfile
he/she/itfiles
wefile
youfile
theyfile
Past
Ifiled
youfiled
he/she/itfiled
wefiled
youfiled
theyfiled
Present Perfect
Ihavefiled
youhavefiled
he/she/ithasfiled
wehavefiled
youhavefiled
theyhavefiled
Past Perfect
Ihadfiled
youhadfiled
he/she/ithadfiled
wehadfiled
youhadfiled
theyhadfiled
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The lawsuit also asked for $75,000 punitive damages, stating that the fines were a breach of contract.
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In all instances he rejected the claims and characterized the lawsuit as a frame-up.
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