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defalcate

/ˈdiːfælkeɪt/

Traduction: Verbe vieilli signifiant détourner ou dilapider des fonds, en particulier de l'argent public ; commettre un détournement de fonds.

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/ˈdiːfælkeɪt/C2formallegalobsolète
  • frVerbe vieilli signifiant détourner ou dilapider des fonds, en particulier de l'argent public ; commettre un détournement de fonds.

An obsolete verb meaning to misuse or embezzle funds, especially public money; to commit defalcation.

  1. Embezzle or misappropriate fundsC2formallegal

    To fraudulently take or use money or property that has been entrusted to one's care, typically by an official or employee.

    frDétourner des fonds

    • The treasurer was found to have defalcated thousands of dollars from the charity.
    • He was arrested for defalcating funds from his employer's accounts.
    • The accountant defalcated company money to pay for personal expenses.

    Synonymesappropriateembezzlefilchmisappropriatepeculatepurloinsteal

Formes
  • defalcated past participle
  • defalcated past simple
  • defalcating present participle
  • defalcates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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