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liquidator

/ˈlɪk.wɪ.deɪ.tər/

Traduction: Nom désignant une personne chargée de liquider des actifs ou de les préserver dans l'intérêt des parties concernées, souvent nommée par un tribunal ; il peut aussi désigner un criminel qui commet un meurtre.

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noun

/ˈlɪk.wɪ.deɪ.tər/C1formallegal
  • frNom désignant une personne chargée de liquider des actifs ou de les préserver dans l'intérêt des parties concernées, souvent nommée par un tribunal ; il peut aussi désigner un criminel qui commet un meurtre.

A noun referring to a person who liquidates assets or preserves them for the benefit of affected parties, often appointed by a court of law; also used to describe a criminal who commits homicide.

  1. Murderer or assassinC1informal

    A person who commits a planned killing, often for hire or as part of a criminal operation.

    frtueur à gages

    • The mob boss sent a liquidator to silence the witness.
    • In the spy novel, the liquidator eliminated his targets without leaving a trace.
    • The police are hunting a notorious liquidator responsible for several deaths.

    Synonymesassassinbutcherexecutionergunmanhitmankillermurdererslayertriggerman

  2. Legal asset managerB2formallegal

    A person, often appointed by a court, who oversees the process of closing a company or estate by selling assets and settling debts.

    frLiquidateur (de société ou de succession)

    • The court appointed a liquidator to handle the bankrupt company's assets.
    • The liquidator sold off the property to pay the creditors.
    • As a liquidator, she ensured all legal obligations were met during the dissolution.

    Synonymesadministratorassigneereceivertrustee

Formes
  • liquidators plural form
  • liquidators' possessive plural form
  • liquidator's possessive singular form