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Coûts fixes
fixed costs SUST. sust. pl.
I. cost [ingl. brit. kɒst, ingl. am. kɔst] SUST.
1. cost (price):
prix m (of de)
at a cost of £100
to count the cost of sth flood, earthquake
to count the cost of sth decision
2. cost fig.:
II. costs SUST. sust. pl.
1. costs DER.:
2. costs:
costs COM., FIN.
frais mpl
III. cost [ingl. brit. kɒst, ingl. am. kɔst] V. trans.
1. cost < pret. imperf., part. pas. cost>:
2. cost < pret. imperf., part. pas. cost> fig.:
3. cost < pret. imperf., part. pas. costed> FIN.:
cost, a. cost out product
cost, a. cost out project, work
I. fix [ingl. brit. fɪks, ingl. am. fɪks] SUST.
1. fix (quandary):
fix coloq.
pétrin m coloq.
2. fix coloq.:
shoot m coloq.
se piquer coloq.
3. fix (means of identification):
to take a fix on sth AERO., NÁUT.
to get a fix on sth fig.
4. fix (rigged arrangement) coloq.:
II. fix [ingl. brit. fɪks, ingl. am. fɪks] V. trans.
1. fix (establish, set):
fix date, time, venue, amount, price, limit
fix chronology, position on map
to fix tax at 20%
2. fix (organize):
fix meeting, trip, visit
fix drink, meal, snack
to fix one's face coloq.
3. fix:
fix (mend) article, equipment
fix (sort out) problem
4. fix (attach, insert):
fix curtain, handle, shelf, notice
fixer (on sur, to à)
fix post, stake
planter (into dans)
fix hook, nail
enfoncer (into dans)
fix rope, string
attacher (to à)
fix fig. suspicion
faire peser (on sur)
fix blame
rejeter (on sur)
5. fix (concentrate):
fix attention
fixer (on sur)
fix hopes
placer (on dans)
fix thoughts
tourner (on vers)
6. fix (rig, corrupt) coloq.:
fix contest, election, match
fix judge, jury, witness
7. fix (get even with) coloq.:
fix bully, criminal
8. fix:
fix ARTE, BIOL., QUÍM., FOTO, TEXTIL
III. fix [ingl. brit. fɪks, ingl. am. fɪks] V. intr. coloq. (inject oneself)
se piquer coloq.
IV. fixed ADJ.
fixed address, gaze, vacation, idea, income, focus, order, price, rate
fixed intervals
fixed behaviour, method
fixed aim
fixed determination
fixed desire
fixed intention
fixed proportion
fixed smile, expression
fixed menu
I. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] V. trans.
1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to):
to cost £40
2. cost <cost, cost> (cause the loss of):
3. cost <costed, costed> (calculate price):
II. cost [kɒst, ingl. am. kɑ:st] SUST.
1. cost (price):
2. cost (sacrifice):
3. cost pl. DER.:
I. fix [fɪks] V. trans.
1. fix (decide, arrange):
fix colour, date, price
to fix it for sb to do sth
tout arranger pour que qn fasse qc subj.
2. fix (repair):
fix bicycle, roof, leak
3. fix ingl. am. coloq. (prepare):
fix food, meal
4. fix (arrange dishonestly):
fix race, election
5. fix (place):
to fix sth on sth
fixer qc à qc
to fix sth in one's mind fig.
6. fix ingl. am. coloq. (sterilize):
fix animal
7. fix TÉC.:
II. fix [fɪks] SUST.
1. fix sing. coloq. (dilemma, embarrassment):
2. fix coloq. (dosage of narcotics):
fixed ADJ.
fixed expression, smile, stare
fixed appointment
I. cost [kast] V. trans.
1. cost <cost, cost> (amount to):
to cost $40
2. cost <cost, cost> (cause the loss of):
3. cost <costed, costed> (calculate price):
II. cost [kast] SUST.
1. cost (price):
2. cost (sacrifice):
3. cost pl. DER.:
I. fix [fɪks] V. trans.
1. fix (decide, arrange):
fix color, date, price
to fix it for sb to do sth
tout arranger pour que qn fasse qc subj.
2. fix (repair):
fix bicycle, roof, leak
3. fix coloq. (prepare):
fix food, meal
4. fix (arrange dishonestly):
fix race, election
5. fix (place):
to fix sth on sth
fixer qc à qc
to fix sth in one's mind fig.
6. fix coloq. (sterilize):
fix animal
7. fix TÉC.:
II. fix [fɪks] V. intr.
to be fixing to do sth coloq.
III. fix [fɪks] SUST.
1. fix sing. coloq. (dilemma, embarrassment):
2. fix coloq. (dosage of narcotics):
fixed ADJ.
fixed expression, smile, stare
fixed appointment
Present
Icost
youcost
he/she/itcosts
wecost
youcost
theycost
Past
Icost
youcost
he/she/itcost
wecost
youcost
theycost
Present Perfect
Ihavecost
youhavecost
he/she/ithascost
wehavecost
youhavecost
theyhavecost
Past Perfect
Ihadcost
youhadcost
he/she/ithadcost
wehadcost
youhadcost
theyhadcost
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It requires everyone to buy insurance and subsidizes insurance costs for lower income people on a sliding scale.
en.wikipedia.org
Half of the funds in the $7.3 billion budget for the next fiscal year will go toward citywide personnel costs.
sfpublicpress.org
Also, assembly codes lead to higher software development costs and code portability is not there.
en.wikipedia.org
The costs of the compliance department alone do not reflect true compliance costs.
www.hedgeweek.com
Other aspects of economic impact include costs of altering shipping routes away from a disabled port, as well as delays from ports operating over capacity that receive the rerouted ships.
en.wikipedia.org