maintenance

maintenance
maintenance [{{t}}'meɪntənəns]
1 noun
(a) (of roads, building) entretien m; (of machinery, computer) maintenance f
(b) (financial support) entretien m;
∎ he has very little money left for his own maintenance il lui reste très peu d'argent pour vivre
(c) {{}}Law{{}} (alimony) pension f alimentaire
(d) (of order) maintien m; (of regulations) application f; (of situation) maintien m;
∎ maintenance of a reasonable standard of living le maintien d'un niveau de vie correct
2 compound-forming noun
(costs, crew) d'entretien
►► maintenance allowance (to student) bourse f d'études; (to businessman) indemnité f pour frais de déplacement;
maintenance contract contract m de maintenance ou d'entretien;
maintenance costs frais mpl d'entretien;
maintenance department service m de maintenance ou d'entretien;
maintenance engineer technicien(enne) m,f de maintenance;
maintenance equipment matériel m d'entretien;
maintenance grant (to student) bourse f d'études;
maintenance handbook manuel m d'entretien;
maintenance kit trousse f d'entretien;
maintenance man ouvrier m chargé de l'entretien ou de la maintenance;
maintenance manual manuel m d'entretien;
{{}}Law{{}} maintenance order obligation f alimentaire;
∎ she got a maintenance order against him elle a obtenu du tribunal qu'il lui verse une pension alimentaire;
maintenance staff personnel m d'entretien;
maintenance vehicle camion-atelier m

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