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États-Unis /kəˈmɪʃən/

commission en français : commission, mission, commande, mandat, autorisation, nomination d’officier

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RÉMUNÉRATION SUR VENTESB2

commission

Somme gagnée pour chaque vente réalisée, généralement calculée en pourcentage du prix.

En anglais simple : Money someone earns for each sale they make, usually a share of the price.

  • I earn commission on sales.
  • The company paid her a small commission.
  • Does your salary include commission?

Comment l'utiliser : commission on something (She earns commission on every car she sells.)

Expressions courantes : earn commission, sales commission, work on commission

GROUPE OFFICIELB2

commission

Groupe officiellement désigné pour étudier un problème ou gérer une activité précise.

En anglais simple : A group officially chosen to study a problem or manage a particular activity.

  • The commission will study the problem.
  • She chairs a commission on housing.
  • Two commissions investigated the complaints.

Synonymes : committee, panel

Expressions courantes : independent commission, government commission, commission report

FRAIS D’INTERMÉDIAIREB2

commission

Somme versée à quelqu’un pour avoir organisé une vente ou une autre opération commerciale.

En anglais simple : Money paid to someone for arranging a sale or another business deal.

  • The agent charges a commission.
  • We paid no commission when we exchanged money.
  • How much commission does the broker take?

Comment l'utiliser : commission on something (The broker charges commission on each transaction.)

Synonymes : fee

Expressions courantes : pay commission, charge commission, broker commission

MISSIONC1

mission, commande

Travail précis que quelqu’un vous demande ou vous ordonne de faire.

En anglais simple : A particular job that someone asks or instructs you to do.

  • She accepted a difficult commission.
  • His commission was to deliver the letter.
  • The artist completed three commissions this month.

Comment l'utiliser : commission to do something (His commission was to record the village history.)

Synonymes : assignment, task

Expressions courantes : accept a commission, complete a commission, special commission

MANDAT OFFICIELC2

mandat, autorisation

Autorisation ou responsabilité officielle donnée pour accomplir une tâche précise.

En anglais simple : Official permission or responsibility to carry out a particular duty.

  • The king granted him a commission.
  • Her commission gave her authority to inspect the records.
  • They acted under a commission from the government.

Comment l'utiliser : commission to do something (They received a commission to investigate the dispute.)

Synonymes : mandate, authorization

Expressions courantes : royal commission, grant a commission, commission to investigate

NOMINATION MILITAIREC1

nomination d’officier

Nomination officielle qui donne à une personne le statut d’officier dans les forces armées.

En anglais simple : An official appointment that makes someone an officer in the armed forces.

  • He received an army commission.
  • She resigned her commission after ten years.
  • The navy offered him a commission.

Synonymes : appointment

Expressions courantes : army commission, receive a commission, resign a commission

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PASSER COMMANDEB2

commander

Demander officiellement à quelqu’un de réaliser un travail ou de créer quelque chose, généralement contre paiement.

En anglais simple : To formally ask someone to do a job or create something, usually for payment.

  • We commissioned a new study.
  • She commissioned an artist to paint her dog.
  • Who commissioned this report?

Comment l'utiliser : commission someone to do something (The council commissioned an architect to design the library.)

Synonymes : hire, engage

Expressions courantes : commission a report, commission an artist, commission a study, commission a portrait

CONFIER UNE MISSIONC1

mandater, charger

Donner officiellement une mission à quelqu’un ou l’envoyer l’accomplir.

En anglais simple : To officially give someone a duty or send them to carry it out.

  • The government commissioned her to inspect the schools.
  • He was commissioned to recover the missing papers.
  • They commissioned two officers to lead the mission.

Comment l'utiliser : commission someone to do something (The minister commissioned a team to investigate the accident.)

Synonymes : appoint, assign, authorize

Expressions courantes : commission someone, commission an officer, commission a team

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