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A n1 (hope, expectation) (of change, improvement, promotion) espoir m ; ( of success) chance f (of doing de faire) ; there is some prospect/little prospect of improvement il y a espoir/peu d'espoir que cela s'améliore ; a bleak/gloomy prospect une perspective triste/sombre ; there is some prospect that il y a un espoir que (+ subj) ; there is no prospect of the strike ending soon/of my ou me being released il n'y a aucun espoir que la grève se termine bientôt/que je sois libéré ; to hold out the prospect of sth présager qch ; to face the prospect of sth/of doing faire face à la perspective de qch/de faire ; to face the prospect that faire face à la perspective que (+ subj) ; to rule out the prospect of sth écarter l'espoir de qch ;2 ( outlook) perspective f ; to have sth in prospect avoir qch en perspective ; to be in prospect [changes, cuts] être à prévoir ;3 ( good option) ( for job) recrue f potentielle ; ( for sports team) espoir m ; this new product seems like a good prospect for the company ce nouveau produit semble ouvrir de bonnes perspectives pour la compagnie ;B prospects npl perspectives fpl d'avenir ; she has good career prospects elle a de bonnes perspectives de carrière ; the prospects for the economy/for growth les perspectives pour l'économie/de croissance ; what are the prospects of promotion/of being promoted? quelles sont les perspectives de promotion/les chances d'être promu? ; an industry with excellent prospects une industrie avec d'excellentes perspectives ; a job with good prospects un emploi ayant de bonnes perspectives ; to have no prospects [person] ne pas avoir d'avenir ; [job] être sans avenir ; a young man with prospects un jeune homme qui a de l'avenir.
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