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1 distribution
distribution [distʀibysjɔ̃]feminine nounb. ( = acteurs) castc. [d'eau, électricité] supply* * *distʀibysjɔ̃1) ( secteur) retailing2) ( commercialisation) distribution3) (d'eau, électricité) supply4) ( fourniture) ( d'objets) distribution; (de tâches, rôles) allocation5) ( disposition) distribution•Phrasal Verbs:* * *distʀibysjɔ̃ nf1) [cadeaux, programmes, vivres] distribution2) [tâches, responsabilités] allocation3) (postale) delivery4) (= choix d'acteurs) casting5) COMMERCE distribution6) [électricité, eau] supply* * *distribution nf1 Écon, Fin ( secteur) retailing; secteur de la distribution alimentaire food retailing sector; géant de la distribution retailing giant; chaîne de distribution retailing chain; ⇒ grand;2 Comm ( commercialisation) distribution; branche distribution distribution branch; distribution d'un journal/du gin distribution of a paper/of gin; se réserver l'exclusivité de la distribution to keep exclusive distribution rights (de for);3 Gén Civ supply; distribution de l'électricité/eau/énergie electricity/water/energy supply;4 ( fourniture) ( d'objets) distribution; (de tâches, rôles) allocation; distribution gratuite de lait aux écoliers distribution of free milk to schoolchildren; distribution de prospectus distribution of leaflets;5 ( disposition) distribution; distribution géographique geographical distribution; distribution d'une maison layout of a house;7 Tech valve gear.distribution d'actions gratuites allocation of bonus shares; distribution automatique Comm automatic dispensing; distribution des cartes Jeux deal; distribution complémentaire Ling complementary distribution; distribution du courrier Postes postal delivery; distribution de dividendes Fin payment of dividends; distribution des prix Scol prizegiving; distribution sélective or personnalisée push technology.[distribysjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [remise - de vêtements, de cadeaux] distribution, giving ou handing out ; [ - de cartes] dealing ; [ - de secours] dispensing, distributing ; [ - de tâches, du travail] allotment, assignment ; [ - du courrier] delivery2. [répartition dans l'espace - de pièces] layout ; [ - de joueurs] positioning3. [approvisionnement] supplydistribution d'eau/de gaz water/gas supplyCINÉMA [des films] distribution8. AUTOMOBILE timing -
2 alimentation
alimentation [alimɑ̃tasjɔ̃]feminine nouna. ( = régime) dietc. ( = action) [de personne, chaudière] feeding ; [de moteur] supplying* * *alimɑ̃tasjɔ̃1) ( manière de se nourrir) diet2) ( action de se nourrir) feedingmagasin d'alimentation — food shop, grocery store
4) ( approvisionnement) (en papier, oxygène) feeding (de of)* * *alimɑ̃tasjɔ̃ nf1) (= fait d'alimenter, de nourrir) [population, enfants, bétail] feeding2) (= façon de se nourrir) dietElle a une alimentation saine. — She has a healthy diet.
3) (= nourriture) foodL'alimentation est le plus gros poste des familles pauvres. — Food is the biggest item in the budget of poor families.
4) (= commerce) food industry, (= produits) groceries pl5) [ville: en eau, gaz, carburant] supplying, supply* * *alimentation nf1 ( manière de se nourrir) diet; avoir une alimentation saine to have a healthy diet; surveiller son alimentation to watch one's diet; une alimentation riche en a diet rich in; l'alimentation de base staple food;2 ( action de se nourrir) feeding; alimentation artificielle Méd artificial feeding; être sous alimentation artificielle to be artificially fed;3 Comm ( produits alimentaires) food; ( industrie) food industry; ( commerce) food retailing; 20% de leur budget est consacré à l'alimentation 20% of their budget is devoted to food; le rayon alimentation the food section; magasin d'alimentation food shop, grocery store;4 ( approvisionnement) (en papier, oxygène) feeding (de of); l'alimentation en électricité/eau/mazout de qch the electricity/water/fuel supply of sth; l'alimentation d'une arme à feu loading a firearm.[alimɑ̃tasjɔ̃] nom féminin1. [fait de manger] (consumption of) food[fait de faire manger] feeding2. [régime] diet[rayon] groceries[activité]l'alimentation food distribution, the food (distribution) trade5. MILITAIRE [d'une armée] arms supply
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