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Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced) - Gestion Financière et Santé Économique

Apprenez le vocabulaire avancé du CAE pour la gestion financière et la santé économique, y compris les budgets, l'investissement, la dette, la stabilité, la croissance, les dépenses et la performance financière.

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Cambridge English: CAE (C1 Advanced)
Master of Business Administration

a second university degree in business management

maîtrise en gestion

maîtrise en gestion

Ex: Many professionals pursue an MBA to enhance their career prospects and leadership skills. 
associate

a member of an organization with limited membership

associé, associée, partenaire

associé, associée, partenaire

Ex: Associates of the organization have access to exclusive events and networking opportunities. 
audit
audit
[nom]

a formal examination of financial records to check that they are accurate and properly maintained

audit

audit

Ex: The audit revealed several errors in the firm's accounts. 
deficit
deficit
[nom]

the amount by which spending or money owed exceeds income or money available

déficit

déficit

Ex: The company reported a deficit of nearly two million dollars. 
expenditure

the process of using money to pay for goods, services, or obligations

dépense

dépense

Ex: The council reviewed expenditure on public projects. 
invoice
invoice
[nom]

a list of goods or services received and their total cost

facture

facture

Ex: She processed the invoice for payment, ensuring that all details were accurate. 

Elle a traité la facture pour paiement, en veillant à ce que tous les détails soient exacts.

margin
margin
[nom]

the difference between the cost of producing or buying something and the amount received from selling it

marge

marge

Ex: Rising material costs have reduced the store's margins. 
turnover

the total value of goods or services sold by a business during a particular period

chiffre d'affaires

chiffre d'affaires

Ex: Emma's business has doubled its turnover in three years. 
yield
yield
[nom]

an amount of profit gained from an investment or business

rendement actuel

rendement actuel

Ex: The company's new product line contributed to a significant increase in its overall yield for the quarter. 
affluent
affluent
[Adjectif]

possessing a great amount of riches and material goods

riche, aisé, prospère

riche, aisé, prospère

Ex: The company targeted affluent consumers with its high-end products and services. 

L'entreprise a ciblé les consommateurs aisés avec ses produits et services haut de gamme.

to bail out

to save someone or something from a difficult financial situation

renflouer, sauver financièrement

renflouer, sauver financièrement

Ex: The community rallied to bail the local sports team out of its financial woes. 

La communauté s'est mobilisée pour renflouer l'équipe sportive locale de ses difficultés financières.

bankrupt
bankrupt
[Adjectif]

(of organizations or people) legally declared as unable to pay their debts to creditors

qui a fait faillite

qui a fait faillite

Ex: The investor lost everything when the brokerage firm went bankrupt. 

L'investisseur a tout perdu lorsque la société de courtage a fait faillite.

to [break] even

(of a business) to reach a point that yields no success due to the profit being almost as equal as the costs

rentrer dans ses frais, être à l'équilibre

rentrer dans ses frais, être à l'équilibre

Ex: We sold a lot, but we only broke even. 

On a beaucoup vendu, mais on a seulement rentré dans nos frais.

to deduct
to deduct
[verbe]

to subtract or take away an amount or part from a total

soustraire, déduire

soustraire, déduire

Ex: The employer will deduct taxes and other withholdings from the employee's paycheck. 

L'employeur déduira les impôts et autres retenues sur le salaire de l'employé.

funds
funds
[nom]

assets held in the form of money, available for spending or investment

fonds, capitaux

fonds, capitaux

Ex: The charity raised funds for disaster relief. 

L'organisme de bienfaisance a collecté des fonds pour les secours en cas de catastrophe.

gross
gross
[nom]

the total amount earned or received before expenses, taxes, or other deductions

recette brute,  produit brut

recette brute, produit brut

Ex: The restaurant's weekly gross increased during the holiday season. 
interest

the fee paid for borrowing money, calculated as a percentage of the loan amount over time

intérêt, taux d'intérêt

intérêt, taux d'intérêt

Ex: Credit card interest can accumulate quickly if you don't pay the balance. 
to [make] a loss

to lose money in a business or financial situation

Ex: The project ended up making a loss instead of the expected profit. 
to [make] (both|) ends meet

to make enough money to pay for one's basic needs

joindre les deux bouts, boucler son budget

joindre les deux bouts, boucler son budget

Ex: She works nights to make both ends meet. 

Elle travaille la nuit pour joindre les deux bouts.

to overdraw

to withdraw more money from a bank account than is available

mettre à découvert, tirer à découvert

mettre à découvert, tirer à découvert

Ex: If you overdraw your account, the bank may charge you an overdraft fee. 

Si vous découvrez votre compte, la banque peut vous facturer des frais de découvert.

prosperous
prosperous
[Adjectif]

rich and financially successful

prospère

prospère

Ex: The city became more prosperous over the years. 

La ville est devenue plus prospère au fil des années.

to splash out

to spend a lot of money on fancy or unnecessary things

faire une grosse dépense, dépenser beaucoup pour des choses luxueuses ou inutiles

faire une grosse dépense, dépenser beaucoup pour des choses luxueuses ou inutiles

Ex: The family decided to splash out on a new car for a more comfortable and enjoyable travel experience. 

La famille a décidé de dépenser sans compter pour une nouvelle voiture afin de profiter d'une expérience de voyage plus confortable et agréable.

unaffordable
unaffordable
[Adjectif]

too expensive for someone to pay for

inabordable, trop cher

inabordable, trop cher

Ex: Many find private healthcare unaffordable. 

Beaucoup trouvent les soins de santé privés inabordables.

well-off
well-off
[Adjectif]

having enough money to cover one's expenses and maintain a desirable lifestyle

aisé, à l'aise financièrement

aisé, à l'aise financièrement

Ex: She comes from a well-off family and never had to worry about financial difficulties growing up. 

Elle vient d'une famille aisée et n'a jamais eu à se soucier des difficultés financières en grandissant.

to [keep] {one's} [head] above water

to manage to survive or continue despite difficulty

rester à flot, tenir bon

rester à flot, tenir bon

Ex: During the tough year, many small businesses struggled to keep their head above water. 
balance
balance
[nom]

the sum of money that is left in a bank account

somme due

somme due

Ex: When making large purchases, it's crucial to keep an eye on your balance to avoid overdrawing your account. 
low-cost
low-cost
[Adjectif]

relatively cheap compared to others of its kind

à bas prix, économique

à bas prix, économique

Ex: The company provides low-cost internet services to underserved communities. 

L'entreprise fournit des services Internet à faible coût aux communautés mal desservies.

tariff
tariff
[nom]

a tax imposed by a government on goods imported into or exported from a country

droit de douane

droit de douane

Ex: Higher tariffs increased the cost of some foreign goods. 
to top up
to top up
[verbe]

to add credit or money to a prepaid phone account to enable continued use of its services

recharger, approvisionner

recharger, approvisionner

Ex: Make sure to top up your phone before the credit runs out. 

Assurez-vous de recharger votre téléphone avant que le crédit ne s'épuise.

profitable
profitable
[Adjectif]

(of a business) providing benefits or valuable returns

rentable

rentable

Ex: Despite initial struggles, the restaurant became profitable within its first year of operation. 
quotation

a statement indicating the cost of a specific service or piece of work

devis

devis

Ex: She requested a quotation from several moving companies before deciding which one to hire. 
affluence

the state of having a large amount of money, valuable possessions, or other material resources

richesse, opulence

richesse, opulence

Ex: Economic reforms brought affluence to many urban areas. 

Les réformes économiques ont apporté l'aisance à de nombreuses zones urbaines.

net
net
[nom]

the amount remaining after all deductions, especially the excess of revenues over outlays during a given period

bénéfice net, résultat net

bénéfice net, résultat net

Ex: After expenses, her net income was lower than expected. 
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