Glossary entry (derived from question below)
French term or phrase:
chèque sans provisions
English translation:
NSF
Added to glossary by
Amanda Grey
Feb 6, 2004 16:31
20 yrs ago
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French term
chèque sans provisions
French to English
Bus/Financial
Finance (general)
What is the "official" term? - a bounced cheque doesn't sound right somehow...
Proposed translations
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NSF
Non-sufficient funds check.
'luck
'luck
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cheungmo
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Thank you.
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Guy Demers (X)
: ... and do I hate those !
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RHELLER
: NSF ( insufficient funds) is the official term
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Yes. Thanks Rita.
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JH Trads
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Merci Hugo
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enesonia
: Definitely agree! Common usage in Canada.
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Merci
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Shog Imas
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Thank you
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danyce
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sousou
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Thank you.
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Jean-Claude Gouin
: NSF = non sufficient funds
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yes. thank you.
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Comment: "Thanks to all"
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dud (rubber) cheque
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Note added at 2004-02-06 16:33:43 (GMT)
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chèque sans provision, bad or F dud or Sl rubber cheque, cheque that bounced;
Harraps
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Note added at 2004-02-06 16:33:43 (GMT)
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chèque sans provision, bad or F dud or Sl rubber cheque, cheque that bounced;
Harraps
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bad check / check without cover / NSF / check without funds / rubber check
chèque sans provision(1) BTB - FIN83 - 54
Document 1
Subject Financial Affairs - Taxation & Customs (FI)
Definition chèque dont le tireur, au moment où il l'a émis, n'était pas créancier du banquier sur lequel il l'a tiré, ou était créancier pour une somme inférieure au montant
Reference CIDA,Lex.commercial,1973,Maison du Dict.
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TERM chèque sans provision
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83;CIDA,Lex.commercial,1973,Maison du Dict.
Note {DOM} finances-systèmes de paiement et paiement
{GRM} loc.m.
(1)
TERM bad check
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83
(2)
TERM check without cover
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83
(3)
TERM check without funds
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83
(4)
TERM rubber check
Reference Conseil Europe,Glossaire E-F,Strasbourg,1986
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CHECK - US English
CHEQUE - UK English
Document 1
Subject Financial Affairs - Taxation & Customs (FI)
Definition chèque dont le tireur, au moment où il l'a émis, n'était pas créancier du banquier sur lequel il l'a tiré, ou était créancier pour une somme inférieure au montant
Reference CIDA,Lex.commercial,1973,Maison du Dict.
(1)
TERM chèque sans provision
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83;CIDA,Lex.commercial,1973,Maison du Dict.
Note {DOM} finances-systèmes de paiement et paiement
{GRM} loc.m.
(1)
TERM bad check
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83
(2)
TERM check without cover
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83
(3)
TERM check without funds
Reference Gloss.dei termini di finanza,IX/2280/83
(4)
TERM rubber check
Reference Conseil Europe,Glossaire E-F,Strasbourg,1986
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CHECK - US English
CHEQUE - UK English
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unpaid cheque
Unfortunately I can quote direct from my UK bank statement.
When you ring up and say "why was such and such a cheque unpaid?" they say "because there were insufficient funds in the account".
When you ring up and say "why was such and such a cheque unpaid?" they say "because there were insufficient funds in the account".
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French term (edited):
ch�que sans provisions
bad cheque
is defined in Webster as
A check that is dishonored on presentation because of insufficient funds; "issuing a bad check is a form of larceny".
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Note added at 56 mins (2004-02-06 17:27:17 GMT)
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I already agreed with Gary, but couldn\'t submit the definition.
A check that is dishonored on presentation because of insufficient funds; "issuing a bad check is a form of larceny".
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Note added at 56 mins (2004-02-06 17:27:17 GMT)
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I already agreed with Gary, but couldn\'t submit the definition.
18 hrs
French term (edited):
ch�que sans provisions
cheque without provisions
i think that's the right term to use
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