Summary
balance {noun}
balance · solde · équilibre · solde de compte · reliquat · bilan
to balance {verb}
équilibrer · pondérer · dresser le bilan · solder · apurer · rééquilibrer
balance {noun}
pair of scales · scales · weight · balance · solde · the Balance · scale
balancer {verb}
to jiggle · to chuck · to rat out · to rock · to sway · to swing · to bung
Synonyms
balance: poise · equilibrate · equilibrize
Balance: balan · bascule · comparaison
balance: balan · bascule · comparaison
balancer: bercer · branler · tanguer
more (40)English-French translation for "balance"
"balance" French translation
balance {noun}
Mark Rosegrant and others, `Biofuels and the global food balance', cited above.
The balance of power in the national legal aid scheme shifted to the Commonwealth.
Source: IMF, Balance of Payments Statistics Yearbook, 2003 (Washington, D.C., 2003).
As a result, their contribution does not feature in the social balance sheet.
She was convinced that, "The sword of murder is not the balance of justice."
As a result, it is anticipated that the unspent balance would be fully committed.
A running balance will be maintained through a daily end-of-the-day cash count.
It had taken no decision regarding the balance available at the end of June 2003.
The consolidated amount fell within the available balance of the contingency fund.
The balance of the Compensation Fund at present is approximately $243 million.
C. E-government and the balance between democratic politics and market economics
The Union’ s Financial Regulation lays down the principle of budgetary balance.
This, it seems to me, is precisely the balance advocated by Mr Morillon's report.
French legislation strives to strike a balance between treatment and punishment.
The lack of balance and fairness in its mandate was reflected in its very title.
balance {noun} [account.]
The performance reports for the preceding period showed a balance of 7.7 per cent.
The remaining balance of €1,440,948 may be renounced by 30 June 2006;
The balance of the requirement was provided by a transfer from the interest income in the Peacekeeping Reserve Fund.
(b) To decide on the treatment of the remaining unencumbered balance of $73,909,500 for the period ended 30 June 2006.
(c) To decide on the treatment of the remaining unencumbered balance of $19,660,700 for the period ended 30 June 2005.
The structure of the fuel-energy balance in Ukraine is not economically viable.
In the area of disarmament and arms control, the balance sheet has been mixed.
* This estimated balance sheet has been prepared by OHCHR Finance and Budget Section.
The information in the balance sheet data is collated from various sources.
The Office's balance sheet was generally positive after its first 10 years.
to balance {verb}
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb}
They should be in balance to ensure that their overall purpose is accomplished.
The reason why I mention these points is just to lend some balance to the argument.
The other way to balance the budget was to devastate the health care system.
Is that how the hon. member thinks the government should balance the budget?
Madam President, I think this regulation requires us to balance our accounts.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb}
There should also be a better balance between competence criteria and geographical distribution when it came to technical assistance...
The main objective of the distribution requirement is to maintain a balance between sciences, mathematics, economics and arts as chosen
I see the text we adopted at first reading as being a reasonably balanced one.
Mr President, I congratulate our rapporteur Mrs Krehl on a well balanced report on this crucial issue.
With meagre resources and little fanfare, RCI attracted more than 16 million listeners with honest, balanced journalism.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} [account.]
• To draw up the balance sheet for the five years following the Stockholm World Congress of 1996;
to balance the books
First of all I wish to say that together with my colleagues on the committee, I have tried to draw up a political balance sheet for the
to balance [balanced|balanced] {vb} [account.] (also: to clear off, to close out)
Income, expenditures and fund balances for the biennium ended 31 December 2005
Table 8. Regular Resources - Movements in Reserves and Fund Balances (1993-2002)
Statement of assets, liabilities and reserves and fund balances as at 30 June 2007
The following is the breakdown of the inter-fund balances at 31 December 1999:
Proposals of the Director-General (IDB.36/7) Unutilized balances of appropriations.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.t.} (also: to audit, to reconcile accounts)
UNDP informed the Board that it had analysed the unreconciled credit balance of $584,700 against the line item “Without bank account” and...
To date, two of the three deficit balances have been cleared.
The Board recommends that UNDCP take follow-up action to clear these long-outstanding balances.
At the end of a financial year, the X.21 closing balances are carried forward as opening balances and then continue to get cleared as the reports arrive.
to balance [balanced|balanced] {v.t.} (also: to readjust)
A better balance was also needed, with funding consisting primarily of core resources.
Having said that, I think it is important to bring a bit of balance into the debate.
The Council would probably be well advised to adjust the balance of these criteria.
But that international city must balance five centuries of imbalance.
Adjusting the balance of its relationships is not enough to solve a problem of this nature.
Balance {noun}
balance {noun}
pair of scales {noun}
The United States too keeps a close eye on the tilt of the scales.
Stockholm Memorandum - Tipping the scales towards sustainability.
Justice as represented by the scales we so often see is not a balanced approach.
In school enrolment and literacy, the scales are tipped in favour of girls and women.
(Balances are set up) and those whose scales (of good deeds) are heavy – they are the prosperous.
(c) A balance capable of determining the sample weight to ± 0.1 g.
Its weight may simply be recorded exactly as it appears on the scale.
ρw is the density of balance calibration weight, kg/m3
ρw is the density of balance calibration weight, kg/m3
ρw is the density of balance calibration weight, kg/m3
Mark Rosegrant and others, `Biofuels and the global food balance', cited above.
The balance of power in the national legal aid scheme shifted to the Commonwealth.
Source: IMF, Balance of Payments Statistics Yearbook, 2003 (Washington, D.C., 2003).
As a result, their contribution does not feature in the social balance sheet.
She was convinced that, "The sword of murder is not the balance of justice."
the Balance {noun} [astrol.]
The balance of power in the national legal aid scheme shifted to the Commonwealth.
She was convinced that, "The sword of murder is not the balance of justice."
This in turn affected the balance of payments and affected all sectors of the economy.
At the same time, a number of provinces and districts are in the balance.
The inventory and the balance shall be signed by the seller and the buyer.
There are many factors, some internal, some external, that could still tip the scale.
Its weight may simply be recorded exactly as it appears on the scale.
Each of us would have differing views as to exactly where on the scale we ought to shift some of the weight.
However, these advantages would need to be weighed against the economies of scale of large plants.11
A weighing scale found in the safe with a passport belonging to the 1st accused were also tendered.
balancer {verb}
to jiggle [jiggled|jiggled] {vb}
to chuck [chucked|chucked] {vb}
to rat out {vb}
to rock [rocked|rocked] {vb}
to sway {vb}
to swing [swung|swung] {vb}
to bung [bunged|bunged] (to put carelessly) {v.t.} [Brit.] [coll.]
Synonyms
Synonyms (English) for "balance":
© Princeton Universitypoise · equilibrate · equilibrize · equilibrise · balance wheel · counterweight · counterbalance · counterpoise · equalizer · equaliser · symmetry · symmetricalness · correspondence · proportion · proportionality · remainder · residual · residue · residuum · rest
Synonyms (French) for "Balance":
© myThes Dicollectebalan · bascule · comparaison · bilan · conclusion · état · inventaire · point · situation · budget · compte · comptabilité · crédit · dépense · gain · recette · moyens · plan · prévision · rentrée
Synonyms (French) for "balance":
© myThes Dicollectebalan · bascule · comparaison · bilan · conclusion · état · inventaire · point · situation · budget · compte · comptabilité · crédit · dépense · gain · recette · moyens · plan · prévision · rentrée
Synonyms (French) for "balancer":
© myThes Dicollectebercer · branler · tanguer · dandiner · rouler · battre · ballotter · brimbaler · bringuebaler · baller · osciller · secouer · cahoter · remuer · dodeliner · endormir · rythmer · agiter · aviver · désabuser
Usage examples
Usage examples for "balance" in French
Similar words
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