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demographic [‚demə'græfɪk]démographique►► demographic analysis analyse f démographique;demographic profile profil m démographique;demographic segment segment m démographique;demographic segmentation segmentation f démographiqueUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > demographic
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1 noundémographiquedemographic analysis analyse f démographique;demographic data données f pl démographiques;demographic profile profil m démographique;demographic segment segment m démographique;demographic segmentation segmentation f démographique -
5 demographic change
[D] [m.] variation/évolution démographiqueEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > demographic change
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10 demographic segmentation
segmentation f démographiqueEnglish-French business dictionary > demographic segmentation
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11 demographic assumptions
hypothèses démographiques (2e)English-French insurance dictionari > demographic assumptions
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12 demographic projection
projection démographique (TP, 2e)English-French insurance dictionari > demographic projection
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13 demographic crisis
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14 demographic decline
crise démographique; déclin démographiqueEnglish-French dictionary of Geography > demographic decline
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15 demographic explosion
English-French dictionary of Geography > demographic explosion
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16 demographic indicators
English-French dictionary of Geography > demographic indicators
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17 demographic potential
English-French dictionary of Geography > demographic potential
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18 demographic transition
English-French dictionary of Geography > demographic transition
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19 bulge
A n1 ( swelling) (in clothing, carpet) bosse f ; (in vase, column) renflement m ; (in pipe, tube) bombement m ; ( in tyre) hernie f ; ( in plaster) boursouflure f ; ( in cheek) bosse f ; ( in stomach) the bulge of his belly ○ son gros ventre ;3 ( increase) augmentation f (in de) ; a bulge in the birth/unemployment rate une augmentation du taux de natalité/chômage ;4 Mil saillant m ; the battle of the Bulge Hist, Mil la bataille des Ardennes ; fig hum la bataille contre les kilos superflus ;B vi [bag, pocket] être gonflé ; [wallet] être bourré ; [surface] se boursoufler ; [stomach] ballonner ; [cheeks] être gonflé ; his eyes were bulging out of their sockets ses yeux sortaient de leurs orbites ; to be bulging with [bag, vehicle, wardrobe] être bourré de ; [book, building] être rempli de. -
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planning ['plænɪŋ](a) (of project) élaboration f; (of concert, conference) organisation f; (of crime, holiday, trip, surprise, lesson) préparation f; (of campaign) organisation f, préparation f; Economics planification f;∎ the expedition will require careful planning il faudra une organisation minutieuse pour mener à bien cette expédition;∎ the new product is still at the planning stage le nouveau produit n'en est encore qu'au stade de projet(b) (of economy, production) planification f;∎ demographic planning planification f des naissances(c) (of town, city) urbanisme m►► British planning blight = effets négatifs possibles de l'urbanisation;planning permission (UNCOUNT) permis m de construire
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demographic — adj. of or pertaining to demography; as, demographic surveys. [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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demographic — 1. adjective Of or pertaining to demography. 2. noun a) A demographic criterion: a characteristic used to classify people for statistical purposes, such as age, race, or … Wiktionary
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demographic — {{Roman}}I.{{/Roman}} noun Demographic is used after these nouns: ↑target {{Roman}}II.{{/Roman}} adj. Demographic is used with these nouns: ↑change, ↑characteristic, ↑composition, ↑data, ↑factor, ↑group, ↑profile, ↑ … Collocations dictionary
demographic — dem|o|graph|ic1 [ ,demə græfık ] adjective relating to populations demographic dem|o|graph|ic 2 [ ,demə græfık ] noun singular a group of people that a company wants to sell its products to … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
demographic — /dɛməˈgræfɪk/ (say demuh grafik) adjective Also, demographical. 1. of or relating to demography. –noun 2. a demographically defined group of people: the over 50 demographic. –demographically, adverb …
demographic — /ˌdemə græfɪk/ adjective referring to demography ● A full demographic study of the country must be done before we decide how to export there … Marketing dictionary in english
demographic — demography ► NOUN ▪ the study of the structure of human populations using statistics of births, deaths, wealth, disease, etc. DERIVATIVES demographer noun demographic adjective demographically adverb … English terms dictionary