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resource [rɪ'sɔ:s]1 noun∎ there's a limit to the resources we can invest il y a une limite à la somme que nous pouvons investir;∎ your health is a precious resource ta santé est un précieux capital;∎ natural/energy resources ressources fpl naturelles/énergétiques(b) (human capacity) ressource f;∎ the task called for all my resources of tact cette tâche a demandé toute ma diplomatie;∎ after lunch I'll leave you to your own resources après le déjeuner, je vous laisserai vous débrouiller tout seul;∎ left to their own resources, they're likely to mess everything up livrés à eux-mêmes, ils risquent de tout gâcher(c) (ingenuity) ressource f;∎ a man of resource un homme plein de ressource ou de ressources(project) accorder les ressources nécessaires à►► resource allocation allocation f des ressources; School &University resource centre or resources centre centre m de documentation;resource management gestion f des ressources;resource market marché m de ressources;resource person (in career centre) conseiller(ère) m,f d'orientation; (in library) bibliothécaire mf (chargé d'orienter les usagers et d'entreprendre certaines recherches bibliographiques); School &University resource room or resources room salle f de documentation
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