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exchequer

/ɪksˈtʃek.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant le département ou l'institution publique chargé de gérer les revenus et les finances de l'État, historiquement associé au Trésor britannique.

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noun

/ɪksˈtʃek.ər/C2formalbritishlegal
  • frNom désignant le département ou l'institution publique chargé de gérer les revenus et les finances de l'État, historiquement associé au Trésor britannique.

A noun referring to a government department or office responsible for the management of public revenue and finances, historically associated with the British treasury.

  1. Government treasuryC1formalbritish

    The government department responsible for managing public revenue and finances.

    frTrésor public

    • The Chancellor of the Exchequer announced new tax policies.
    • Funds from the exchequer were allocated to education.
    • The exchequer reported a surplus this fiscal year.

    Synonymesfiscpublic treasurytreasury

  2. Personal or organizational fundsC2formalbritish

    The financial resources or treasury of an organization or individual.

    frtrésorerie, fonds

    • The company's exchequer was depleted after the merger.
    • He dipped into his personal exchequer to cover the costs.
    • The charity's exchequer relies heavily on donations.

    Synonymescapitalmoneypursetreasurywealth

Formes
  • exchequers plural form
  • exchequers' possessive plural form
  • exchequer's possessive singular form
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