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hedge
noun
hedges
pl
UK
/hɛdʒ/
US
/hɛdʒ/
haie
The garden was surrounded by a thick hedge to provide privacy.
Le jardin était entouré d'une haie épaisse pour préserver l'intimité.
couverture
Finance.
Investors often use gold as a hedge against inflation.
Les investisseurs utilisent souvent l'or comme couverture contre l'inflation.
Additional translations
atténuation
Linguistique et discours.
Synonyms
boundary
fence
barrier
screen
enclosure
hedge
verb
hedged
Past Simple
hedged
Past Participle
hedging
Gerund
UK
/hɛdʒ/
US
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éluder
Réponse indirecte ou prudente.
When asked about the future of the project, she hedged, saying it was too early to tell.
Lorsqu'on lui a demandé quel serait l'avenir du projet, elle a éludé la question en disant qu'il était trop tôt pour le savoir.
couvrir
Finance.
Investors often hedge their bets by diversifying their portfolios.
Les investisseurs couvrent souvent leurs positions en diversifiant leurs portefeuilles.
Additional translations
clôturer
Avec une haie.
Synonyms
restrict
limit
fence
shield
guard
protect
hedge
adjective
UK
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US
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Used attributively before another noun, especially in finance (e.g., hedge fund).
de couverture
Finance.
The bank set up a new desk to handle hedge strategies.
La banque a créé un nouveau service pour gérer les stratégies de couverture.
Synonyms
shielding
insulating
risk-averse
conservative
defensive
protective
guarded
tentative
noncommittal
circumspect
cautious
Definitions
hedge
noun
A fence or boundary formed by a dense row of shrubs or low trees.
The garden was surrounded by a thick hedge to provide privacy.
A means of protection or defense, especially against financial loss.
Investors often use gold as a hedge against inflation.
A word or phrase used to avoid making a direct or categorical statement; an expression of uncertainty or politeness
Phrases like 'sort of' and 'maybe' are common hedges in everyday conversation.
hedge
verb
To enclose or separate with a hedge.
They decided to hedge the garden to keep the animals out.
To protect oneself against loss by making balancing or compensating transactions.
Investors often hedge their bets by diversifying their portfolios.
To avoid giving a direct answer or commitment.
When asked about the future of the project, she hedged, saying it was too early to tell.
hedge
adjective
Relating to or involved in financial hedging against risk
The bank set up a new desk to handle hedge strategies.
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