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peculate

/ˈpɛkjʊleɪt/

Traduction: Verbe désuet signifiant s'approprier ou voler (de l'argent ou des biens), en particulier à son employeur ou dans un fonds public.

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verb

/ˈpɛkjʊleɪt/C2formallegalobsolète
  • frVerbe désuet signifiant s'approprier ou voler (de l'argent ou des biens), en particulier à son employeur ou dans un fonds public.

An obsolete verb meaning to embezzle or steal (money or property), especially from one's employer or a public fund.

  1. Embezzle or misappropriate fundsC2formal

    To take money or property that has been entrusted to one's care, and use it fraudulently for personal gain.

    frDétourner des fonds

    • The treasurer was found to have peculated thousands of dollars from the charity.
    • He was arrested for peculating funds from the company's pension plan.
    • The accountant peculated the client's inheritance over several years.

    Synonymesdefalcateembezzlemisappropriatepilferpurloinsteal

Formes
  • peculated past participle
  • peculated past simple
  • peculating present participle
  • peculates third person singular
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