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recruitment [rɪ'kru:tmənt]recrutement m►► British recruitment agency cabinet m de recrutement;recruitment campaign campagne f de recrutement;recruitment consultant conseil m en recrutement;recruitment drive campagne f de recrutement;recruitment officer recruteur(euse) m,fUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > recruitment
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recrutement mrecruitment agency agence f de recrutement;recruitment consultant conseil m en recrutement;recruitment drive campagne f de recrutement;recruitment plan plan m de recrutement -
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(audiometry) recrutement (audiométrique ou auditif), résurgenceEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > recruitment
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Stups., Stat. taux de recrutement [de nouveaux usagers des drogues]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > recruitment rate
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9 recruitment under competition
Trav. mises au concours de postes [OMPI]English-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > recruitment under competition
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Trav. recrutement externe; recrutement à l'extérieurEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > external recruitment
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Pol., Mil. recrutement forcé; mobilisation forcéeEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > forced recruitment
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16 loudness recruitment
(audiometry) recrutement (audiométrique ou auditif), résurgenceEnglish-French dictionary of labour protection > loudness recruitment
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drive [draɪv]1. nouna. ( = car journey) trajet m en voitureb. ( = private road) allée fd. ( = energy) énergie fe. ( = promotional campaign) campagne fa. [+ car, train] conduire ; [+ racing car] piloter• he drives a lorry/taxi il est camionneur/chauffeur de taxib. [+ people, animals] pousser (devant soi)c. [+ machine] [person] actionner ; [steam] faire fonctionner( = be the driver) conduire ; ( = go by car) aller en voiture• to drive away/back partir/revenir (en voiture)• can you drive? savez-vous conduire ?• to drive at 50km/h rouler à 50 km/h• did you come by train? -- no, we drove êtes-vous venus en train ? -- non, en voiture4. compounds• drive-in cinema ciné-parc m ► drive-through (British), drive-thru noun ( = restaurant) drive-in m inv adjective [restaurant, drugstore] drive-in[vehicle, person] rouler( = intend, mean) vouloir dire• what are you driving at? où voulez-vous en venir ?► drive away[car] démarrer ; [person] s'en aller en voiture[car] revenir ; [person] rentrer en voiturea. ( = cause to retreat) refoulerb. ( = convey back) ramener (en voiture)► drive in[car] entrer ; [person] entrer (en voiture)[+ nail] enfoncer[car] démarrer ; [person] s'en aller en voiturea. ( = repel) chasserb. ( = leave by car) to drive off a ferry débarquer d'un ferry (en voiture)[+ ferry] embarquer sur[car] sortir ; [person] sortir (en voiture)[+ person] faire sortir( = convey) conduire en voiture► drive up[car] arriver ; [person] arriver (en voiture)* * *[draɪv] 1.1) ( in car)3) ( motivation) dynamisme m4) Computing entraînement m de disques5) Automobile transmission f6) ( path) allée f7) Sport drive m2. 3.1) conduire [vehicle, passenger]; piloter [racing car]; transporter [cargo, load]; parcourir [quelque chose] (en voiture) [distance]to drive something into — rentrer quelque chose dans [garage, space]
3) ( chase or herd) conduirehe was driven from ou out of the country — il a été chassé du pays
4) (power, propel) actionner5) (force, push) lit, fig pousser [boat, person]; enfoncer [nail]; faire passer [road]4.1) Automobile conduireto drive into — entrer dans [garage, space]; rentrer dans [tree, lamppost]
5.to drive up/down a hill — monter/descendre une côte
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selective [sɪˈlektɪv]* * *[sɪ'lektɪv]1) ( positively biased) [memory, recruitment] sélectif/-ive; [admission, education] basé sur la sélection2) ( negatively biased) [account, perspective] tendancieux/-ieuse3) Agriculture [weedkiller] sélectif/-iveselective breeding — sélection f artificielle ( en élevage)
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(occupation) emploi m; (recruitment) embauche f;∎ to be without employment être sans emploi;∎ to give sb employment donner un emploi à qn;∎ to seek employment chercher un emploiBritish Employment Act = loi sur l'égalité des chances pour l'emploi;employment agency agence f de placement;employment bureau bureau m de placement;employment costs coûts m pl salariaux;employment law droit m social;employment legislation législation f du travail;employment policy politique f de l'emploi;employment protection protection f de l'emploi;employment regulations code m du travail;employment and training contract contrat m de qualification;employment tribunal ≃ conseil m des prud'hommesMany economists say the Berlusconi government's proposals are quite mild because they will end up removing the application of Article 18 in the case of very few workers, and will not even affect those currently employed. However, the unions see Article 18 as the cornerstone of employment protection law and believe even a modest change could open the way to a more rigorous set of reforms.
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(prices, approach) flexibleflexible budget budget m variable ou flexible;flexible manufacturing system système m de fabrication flexible;flexible mortgage emprunt m immobilier à échéances variables;flexible working hours horaires m pl flexibles ou à la carteA change in the law to promote flexible working hours for parents of young children will help to improve economic efficiency and save British businesses up to £100m a year in recruitment costs, the trade and industry secretary, Patricia Hewitt, predicted yesterday.
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