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acquisition

/ˌæk.wɪˈzɪʃ.ən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action d'obtenir ou d'acquérir quelque chose, comme une entreprise, un actif, une compétence ou une connaissance.

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noun

/ˌæk.wɪˈzɪʃ.ən/C1formalbusiness
  • frNom désignant l'action d'obtenir ou d'acquérir quelque chose, comme une entreprise, un actif, une compétence ou une connaissance.

A noun referring to the act of obtaining or gaining possession of something, such as a company, asset, skill, or knowledge.

  1. B2formal

    The act of obtaining or gaining something, especially knowledge or a skill.

    frAction d'acquérir

    • Language acquisition is a complex process.
    • The acquisition of new skills takes time and practice.
    • Her acquisition of the property was completed last month.

    Synonymesattainmentobtainmentprocurement

    Antonymesdeprivationlossrelinquishmentsurrender

  2. Business purchaseB2formalbusiness

    The purchase of one company by another, or the asset bought.

    frAcquisition d'entreprise

    • The company announced the acquisition of a smaller competitor.
    • The acquisition cost the firm over a billion dollars.
    • Shareholders approved the acquisition of the new technology firm.

    Synonymesbuyoutpurchasetakeover

  3. Something acquiredB2formal

    An item or asset that has been obtained or bought.

    frAcquisition (chose acquise)

    • The museum's latest acquisition is a rare painting.
    • He showed off his new acquisition, a vintage car.
    • The library's acquisition of rare books was celebrated.

    Synonymesadditionassetbuygainpossessionprocurementpropertypurchase

Formes
  • acquisitions plural form
  • acquisitions' possessive plural form
  • acquisition's possessive singular form
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