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1 productivity
[prodək'tivəti]noun (the rate or efficiency of work especially in industrial production.) pro- ductivité -
2 increase
1 noun(in price, rate, sales) augmentation f, hausse f (in de)(in salary) augmentation (de salaire);∎ the increase in productivity/in the cost of living l'augmentation de la productivité/du coût de la vie;∎ to be on the increase être en hausseaugmenter;∎ we must increase output to 500 units a week il faut augmenter la production à 500 unités par semaineaugmenter;∎ to increase by ten percent augmenter de dix pour cent;∎ to increase in value augmenter de valeur;∎ to increase in price devenir plus cher (chère), augmenter de prix;∎ the growth rate is likely to increase le taux de croissance va probablement augmenter -
3 growth
growth [grəʊθ]1. nouna. ( = act of growing) croissance fb. ( = tumour) tumeur f2. compounds► growth area noun ( = sector of economy) secteur m en expansion ; ( = region) région f en expansion* * *[grəʊθ]1) ( physical) (of person, plant) croissance f; (of hair, nails) pousse f2) ( increase) (of population, movement, idea) croissance f (in, of de); ( of economy) expansion f (in, of de); (of numbers, productivity, earnings) augmentation f (in de); ( of expenditure) hausse f (in de)3) Medicine grosseur f, tumeur f4) Botany pousse f -
4 increase
[ɪn'kri:s] (price, takings, salary, speed etc) augmenter; (noise, dissatisfaction) augmenter, croître; (pain, population) s'accroître, augmenter;∎ to increase by 10 percent augmenter de 10 pour cent;∎ production/demand/inflation has increased la production/la demande/l'inflation a augmenté;∎ the growth rate is likely to increase le taux de croissance va probablement augmenter ou s'accélérer;∎ the attacks have increased in frequency la fréquence des attaques a augmenté;∎ to increase in size grandir;∎ to increase in intensity s'intensifier;∎ to increase in price augmenter;∎ to increase in value prendre de la valeur[ɪn'kri:s] augmenter;∎ to increase output to 500 units a week augmenter ou faire passer la production à 500 unités par semaine;∎ recent events have increased speculation des événements récents ont renforcé les rumeurs(a) (in price, takings, salary, speed etc) augmentation f; (of noise, dissatisfaction) augmentation f; (in pain, population) accroissement m, augmentation f;∎ the increase in productivity/in the cost of living l'augmentation de la productivité/du coût de la vie;∎ a 10 percent pay increase une augmentation de salaire de 10 pour cent;∎ an increase in population un accroissement de la population;∎ an increase in the number of patients une augmentation ou un accroissement du nombre des malades∎ crime is on the increase la criminalité est en hausse;∎ shoplifting is on the increase les vols à l'étalage sont de plus en plus nombreux
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