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Detailed Translations for addendum from English to French

addendum:

addendum [the ~] nom

  1. the addendum (addition; appendix; supplement; )
    l'addition; le supplément; l'appendice; l'ajout; l'annexe; l'adjonction; l'additif; le complément
  2. the addendum
    – A piece of an agreement. An agreement consists of multiple addendums that define the business process that is used, your role, your partner's role, and the policies or parameters that are used in that relationship along with documentation, such as a list of business and legal terms. 1
    addendum

Translation Matrix for addendum:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
additif addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement addition; addition to; additive; extension
addition addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement account; adding up; addition; addition sum; addition to; additive; bill; chain; coming together; completion; concentration; count; extension; fill up; filling; finishing; footing; invoice; joining up; new supply; note; padding; replenishment; report; score; sequence; series; stuffing; sum; supplement; total amount
adjonction addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement addition; additive; extension
ajout addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement addition; addition to; additive; extension
annexe addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement addition; additive; annex; appendix; auxiliary branche; enclosure; enlargement; expansion; extension; inset; supplement
appendice addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement addition; additive; extension; extension piece
complément addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement add-in; completion; definition; fill up; finishing; fixing; group of words; new supply; phrase; replenishment; supplement
supplément addendum; addition; affix; appendage; appendix; extra; supplement addition; addition to; additive; annex; appendix; bonus; completion; distribution of profits; enclosure; extension; extra; extra allowance; extra charge; fill up; finishing; gratuity; inset; insurance premium; new supply; payment of a dividend; premium; replenishment; supplement; surcharge; surplus
- postscript; supplement
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addendum addendum

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Related Definitions for "addendum":

  1. textual matter that is added onto a publication; usually at the end2
  2. A piece of an agreement. An agreement consists of multiple addendums that define the business process that is used, your role, your partner's role, and the policies or parameters that are used in that relationship along with documentation, such as a list of business and legal terms.1

Wiktionary Translations for addendum:

addendum
Cross Translation:
FromToVia
• addendum → supplément; complément ↔ Ergänzung — Anfügung zusätzlicher Objekte zu einem Konvolut



French

Detailed Translations for addendum from French to English

addendum:

addendum

  1. addendum
    the addendum
    – A piece of an agreement. An agreement consists of multiple addendums that define the business process that is used, your role, your partner's role, and the policies or parameters that are used in that relationship along with documentation, such as a list of business and legal terms. 1

Translation Matrix for addendum:

NounRelated TranslationsOther Translations
addendum addendum additif; addition; adjonction; ajout; annexe; appendice; complément; supplément

Wiktionary Translations for addendum:

addendum
noun
  1. ajout à un document, note additionnelle.







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