Summary
French to English: more detail...
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collatéral:
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Wiktionary:
collatéral → collateral
collatéral → collateral
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Synonyms for "collatéral":
parent; latéral
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English to French: more detail...
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collatéral:
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collateral → collatéral, ristourne
collateral → collatéral, indirecte
collateral → gage, consigne, garantie, collatéral -
Synonyms for "collateral":
indirect; related
confirmative; confirming; confirmatory; corroborative; corroboratory; substantiating; substantiative; validating; validatory; verificatory; verifying; supportive
secondary
parallel
security interest
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French
Detailed Translations for collatéral from French to English
collatéral: (*Using Word and Sentence Splitter)
collatéral:
Synonyms for "collatéral":
Wiktionary Translations for collatéral:
collatéral
Cross Translation:
noun
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security or guarantee
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of an indirect, not linear ancestral family relationship
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Cross Translation:
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• collatéral | → collateral | ↔ kollateral — seitlich (auch auf Verwandtschaftsverhältnisse bezogen, „Seitenlinie") |
English
Detailed Translations for collatéral from English to French
collateral:
Translation Matrix for collateral:
Adjective | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | indirect | |
Other | Related Translations | Other Translations |
- | collateral security |
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Wiktionary Translations for collateral:
collateral
Cross Translation:
noun
collateral
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security or guarantee
- collateral → collatéral
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of an indirect, not linear ancestral family relationship
- collateral → collatéral
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- collateral → indirecte; collatéral
noun
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(term, Assurances maritimes) annulation d’un contrat d’assurance au profit de l’assureur.
Cross Translation:
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• collateral | → gage; consigne; garantie | ↔ Pfand — Recht: Gegenstand oder Geldbetrag einer Person, welcher vorübergehend bei einem Anderen verbleibt, als Sicherheit für etwas, das sich die Person von diesem Anderen leihen hat, beziehungsweise für etwas, das die Person diesem Anderen schulden |
• collateral | → collatéral | ↔ kollateral — seitlich (auch auf Verwandtschaftsverhältnisse bezogen, „Seitenlinie") |