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1 stage
stage [staʒ]masculine noun• stage d'insertion (professionnelle) training scheme for the young unemployed to help them find work• faire or suivre un stage to go on a training course• faire un stage d'informatique to go on a computing course ; (sur son lieu de travail) to have in-house training in computing━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *staʒnom masculin1) (pour obtenir diplôme, titre) professional training2) ( pendant des études) work experience [U]3) (pour le travail, le sport, les loisirs) course* * *staʒ nm1) (en entreprise) work experienceCaroline a fait un stage chez Collins. — Caroline did work experience at Collins.
2) (stage de formation) training course3) (d'un avocat stagiaire) articles pl* * *stage nm1 (pour obtenir diplôme, titre) professional training; stage pédagogique teaching practice GB, student ou practice teaching US;2 ( pendant des études) work experience ¢; faire un stage pratique to do a period of work experience; stage rémunéré/non rémunéré paid/unpaid work experience;3 (pour le travail, le sport, les loisirs) course; suivre un stage to go on a course; stage d'initiation à l'informatique introductory computer course; stage intensif intensive course; stage de formation training course;4 ○( séjour) spell; un stage de trois jours à l'hôpital a three-day spell in hospital GB ou in the hospital US.[staʒ] nom masculin[sur le temps de travail] in-service traininga. [cours] to go on a training courseb. [expérience professionnelle] to go on a work placementstage en entreprise work experience ou placement2. LOISIRSa. [cours] to have scuba diving lessons -
2 effectuer
effectuer [efεktye]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verbto carry out ; [+ mouvement, geste, paiement, trajet] to make2. reflexive verb* * *efɛktɥeverbe transitif to do [calcul, réparations, travail]; to make [paiement, changement, choix, atterrissage]; to carry out [transaction]; to conduct [sondage]; to serve [peine]; to complete [visite, voyage]* * *efɛktɥe vt[opération, mission] to carry out, [déplacement, trajet] to make, [mouvement] to execute, to makeIls ont effectué de nombreux changements. — They have made a lot of changes.
On vient d'effectuer des travaux dans le bâtiment. — They have just done some work on the building.
* * *effectuer verb table: aimerA vtr to do [calcul, réparations, travail, service militaire]; to make [paiement, placement, changement, choix, évaluation, saut, atterrissage]; to carry out [transaction]; to conduct [sondage]; to serve [peine]; il vient d'effectuer une visite en Iran he's just completed a visit to Iran; effectuer le contrôle des véhicules to check the vehicles; effectuer une analyse de l'air to analyseGB the air; effectuer une inspection du bâtiment to inspect the building; effectuer son apprentissage to serve an apprenticeship; effectuer sa formation en Allemagne to be trained in Germany.B s'effectuer vpr [travail] to be done; [investissement, intervention] to be made; [transaction] to be carried out; [reprise économique] to take place; l'achèvement du projet pourrait s'effectuer l'an prochain the project may be completed next year; le ramassage des ordures s'effectuera le jeudi the rubbish will be collected on Thursdays; la circulation s'effectuera dans un seul sens traffic will be one-way.[efektɥe] verbe transitif[service militaire] to do[retouche, enquête, opération] to carry out (separable)————————s'effectuer verbe pronominal intransitif[avoir lieu] to take place
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