transaction

UK
/trænˈzækʃən/
US
/trænˈzækʃən/

Translations

transactionnoun
transactions
pl
UK
/trænˈzækʃən/
US
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transactionSens bancaire ou administratif ; désigne une opération enregistrée.
The bank statement showed a transaction of $200.
Le relevé bancaire indiquait une transaction de 200 dollars.
transactionSens commercial et financier courant.
The transaction was completed in less than an hour.
La transaction a été conclue en moins d'une heure.
transactionAction d’effectuer une opération commerciale ou un échange.
The transaction between the two companies was kept confidential.
La transaction entre les deux entreprises est restée confidentielle.
Additional translations
transactionInformatique : opération logique traitée comme une seule unité.
transactionadjective
more transaction
Comp.
most transaction
Super.
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/trænˈzækʃən/
US
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Used attributively before another noun to describe something related to transactions (e.g., 'transaction costs').
transactionnelSe dit surtout dans les domaines financier, commercial et informatique.
Transaction costs in online banking are significantly lower than in traditional branches.
Les coûts transactionnels dans les services bancaires en ligne sont nettement plus faibles que dans les agences traditionnelles.

Definitions

transactionnoun
An instance of buying or selling something; a business deal.
The transaction was completed in less than an hour.
The action of conducting business or an exchange.
The transaction between the two companies was kept confidential.
A record of a business deal or exchange.
The bank statement showed a transaction of $200.
In computing, a sequence of operations treated as a single logical unit of work, which is either fully completed (committed) or completely undone (rolled back).
If any part of the transaction fails, the database will roll it back.
transactionadjective
Relating to or involving transactions, especially financial or commercial ones.
Transaction costs in online banking are significantly lower than in traditional branches.