Glossary entry

English term or phrase:

to book a cheque

French translation:

enregistrer un chèque

Added to glossary by Marie Christine Cramay
Jan 17, 2006 10:24
18 yrs ago
English term

to book a cheque

English to French Bus/Financial Finance (general) telecom billing
The sentence is talking about " to book or cancel a cheque"
Can Enregistrer or Réserver be used? The text does not talk about the action of the verb "book" (a cheque).

Many thanks in advance.

Proposed translations

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enregistrer/prendre un chèque

Voir GDT pour différentes traductions de "to book".
Ici, "enregistrer" est le terme adapté, à mon avis.
Enregistrer ou annuler un chèque.
Peer comment(s):

agree LydieC : in doubt yes i would opt for enregistrer (thinking of to put in the account books) which is fits more with the opposite "cancel"
25 mins
Thanks Lydie
agree Martine Brault
3 hrs
Thanks
agree Marion Hallouet
6 hrs
Merci Marion
agree Jacques Desnoyers
9 hrs
Merci Jacques
agree Premium✍️
2 days 11 hrs
Merci
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4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer. Comment: "Dear Christine thanks for your help. I will go along with "enregistrer un chèque""
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commander un chéquier

We use it when we order a cheque by postmail for exemple. I am not sure though it fits the context.
Note from asker:
Sorry Virginie it does not suit. This term is coming on a Computer screen with check boxes & the options are to book or to cancel a cheque.
Peer comment(s):

neutral LydieC : would it not be called a cheque book (Chéquier)
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