carnet
101carnet — car·net …
102carnet — /ˈkaneɪ/ (say kahnay) noun an official permit, especially a customs licence for the temporary importation of a motor vehicle. {French: notebook} …
103carnet — n. customs licence for temporary importation of motor vehicle …
104carnet — / kɑ:neɪ/ noun an international document which allows dutiable goods to cross several European countries by road without paying duty until the goods reach their final destination …
105Carnet — An international customs document allowing duty free temporary exportation of merchandise from one participating country into another participating country, return to the country of origin being contemplated. U.S. v. Dunn, C.A.Cal., 564 F.2d 348 …
106Carnet — An international customs document allowing duty free temporary exportation of merchandise from one participating country into another participating country, return to the country of origin being contemplated. U.S. v. Dunn, C.A.Cal., 564 F.2d 348 …
107carnet — A notebook. A check book. A book containing memorandums authenticating the ownership of an automobile and the existence of insurance thereon which may be used severally at international borders by the owner or driver of the automobile in… …
108carnet — n. 1 a customs permit to take a motor vehicle across a frontier for a limited period. 2 a permit allowing use of a camp site. Etymology: F, = notebook …
109Contact (carnet d'adresses électronique) — Carnet d adresses  Pour le logiciel produit par Apple, voir Carnet d adresses (Apple). Exemple de carnet d adresses. Un carnet d adresses est un carnet …
110carnet d'adresses — ● loc. m. ►MAIL Petite base de données intégrée à un mailer, permettant de stocker les adresses de ses correspondants, ce qui évite d avoir à les saisir à chaque nouveau courrier. address book en anglais …
