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1 personnel
c black personnel, -elle [pεʀsɔnεl]1. adjectivea. ( = particulier, privé) personal ; [appel téléphonique] privateb. ( = égoïste) selfishc. [pronom, nom, verbe] personalc black2. masculine nounstaff ; [d'usine, service public] personnel━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ L'adjectif anglais s'écrit avec un seul n et se termine par -al.* * *
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- elle pɛʀsɔnɛl adjectif1) ( individuel) [ami, effets] personal; [engagement, papiers] privateadresse personnelle — home ou private address
‘personnelle’ — ( sur une lettre) ‘private’
‘strictement personnelle’ — ( sur une lettre) ‘private and confidential’
2) ( original) individual3) ( égoïste) selfish4) Linguistique [forme, pronom] personal; [mode] finite
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nom masculin (d'industrie, usine) workforce; (de compagnie, d'administration) employees (pl), personnel; (d'hôpital, hôtel) staffpersonnel navigant/au sol — flight/ground personnel
* * *pɛʀsɔnɛl personnel, -le1. adj1) (idée, opinion) personal2) (conversation, lettre) private2. nm[commerce, entreprise] staff, personnelIl nous faut plus de personnel. — We need more staff.
* * *A adj1 ( individuel) [ami, effets, ordinateur] personal; [engagement, papiers] private; fortune personnelle private ou personal fortune; pour son usage personnel for one's personal ou private use; adresse personnelle home ou private address; c'est urgent et personnel it's urgent and confidential; ‘personnelle’ ( sur une lettre) ‘private’; ‘strictement personnelle’ ( sur une lettre) ‘private and confidential’; sur le plan personnel on a personal level;2 ( original) [style, langage] individual; il écrit de façon personnelle he writes in an individual way;B nm (d'industrie, usine) workforce; (de compagnie, d'administration) employees (pl), personnel; (d'hôpital, hôtel, ambassade, école) staff; l'usine a un personnel de 40 personnes the factory has a payroll ou workforce of 40; nous manquons de personnel we are understaffed; le personnel militaire/civil the military/civilian personnel; le personnel en civil/en tenue plain-clothes/uniformed staff; service/directeur du personnel personnel department/manager; personnel navigant/au sol Aviat flight/ground personnel; personnel de santé des armées army medical personnel; personnel enseignant teaching staff; le personnel féminin female staff ou employees.I( féminin personnelle) [pɛrsɔnɛl] adjectifa. [n'intéressant pas le travail] it's a private callb. [confidentiel] it's a rather personal callavoir son hélicoptère personnel to have one's own ou a private helicopter2. [original]II[pɛrsɔnɛl] nom masculinle personnel est en grève the staff is ou are on strikeavoir trop/manquer de personnel to be overstaffed/understaffed ou short-staffedle personnel est autorisé à... (members of) staff are authorized to...personnel (de maison) servants, (domestic) staff -
2 insuffisant
insuffisant, e [ɛ̃syfizɑ̃, ɑ̃t]1. adjective2. masculine noun* * *insuffisante ɛ̃syfizɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif1) ( quantitativement) insufficient2) ( qualitativement) inadequate* * *ɛ̃syfizɑ̃, ɑ̃t adj insuffisant, -e1) (quantité) insufficient2) (résultats, travail) inadequate"travail insuffisant" — "must work harder"
* * *A adj1 ( quantitativement) [nombre, rendement] insufficient; personnel insuffisant insufficient staff; renforts en nombre insuffisant insufficient reinforcements;2 ( qualitativement) [mesures, connaissances] inadequate; préparation insuffisante inadequate preparation; tes résultats en histoire sont insuffisants your results in history are not good enough.( féminin insuffisante) [ɛ̃syfizɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif1. [en quantité] insufficientnous avons des effectifs insuffisants our numbers are too low, we're understaffed2. [en qualité] inadequate3. [inapte] incompetentla plupart de nos élèves sont insuffisants en langues most of our pupils are poor ou weak at languages
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