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2 permanent, staff
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3 permanent
permanent ['pɜ:mənənt]permanent;∎ no permanent damage was caused aucun dégât irréparable n'a été occasionné;∎ are you here on a permanent basis? êtes-vous ici à titre définitif?;∎ she has taken up permanent residence abroad elle s'est installée définitivement à l'étranger2 noun►► permanent address domicile m;Finance permanent assets actif m immobilisé;Finance permanent credit accréditif m permanent;Insurance permanent health insurance assurance f longue maladie;permanent ink encre f indélébile;permanent magnet aimant m permanent;British Permanent Secretary chef m de cabinet;permanent tooth dent f permanente;British Permanent Undersecretary ≃ secrétaire mf général(e) (dans la fonction publique);permanent wave permanente f;British permanent way voie f ferrée -
4 permanent
permanent(e); (residence, address) fixeFINANCE permanent assets actif m immobilisé;permanent contract contrat m à durée indéterminée;permanent credit accréditif m permanent;permanent job emploi m permanent; (in public service) poste m de titulaire;permanent member membre m permanent;permanent post emploi permanent; (in public service) poste de titulaire;permanent staff personnel m permanent; (in public service) personnel titulaire -
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6 permanent
A n US permanente f.B adj [job, disability, exhibition, address, friendship] permanent ; [premises, closure] définitif/-ive ; [contract] à durée indéterminée ; [staff] ayant un contrat à durée indéterminée ; permanent damage ( to property) dégâts mpl permanents ; (to health, part of body) dommages mpl permanents ; to be in a permanent state of depression être déprimé en permanence ; the payments are a permanent drain on our resources les versements grèvent nos ressources en permanence ; I'm not permanent in this job GB je ne suis pas ici à titre définitif ; ⇒ fixture. -
7 regular, nursing, staff
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8 regular
regular [ˈregjʊlər]1. adjectivea. [pulse, reminders, meals] régulier• to be in regular contact with sb/sth avoir des contacts réguliers avec qn/qchb. ( = habitual) [reader] assidu2. noun• he's one of the regulars on that programme (on television) il participe régulièrement à ce programme3. compounds* * *['regjʊlə(r)] 1.1) (habitual client, visitor) habitué/-e m/f2) GB Military soldat m de métier3) US ( petrol) ordinaire m2.1) [habit, job, income, interval etc] also Medicine, Linguistics régulier/-ièrehe's a regular guy — (colloq) US c'est un chic type (colloq)
2) ( usual) [activity, customer, visitor] habituel/-elle; Commerce [price, size] normal; Radio, Television [listener] fidèle3) GB Administration, Military [army, soldier] de métier; [officer, policeman] de carrière; [staff] permanent4) ( honest) régulier/-ière5) (colloq) ( thorough) véritable (before n) -
9 in-house
interne (à une entreprise); (training) maison (inv)2 adverbsur place;∎ we prefer to train our staff in-house nous préférons former notre personnel au sein de l'entreprise►► in-house journal journal m interne;in-house staff personnel m permanent;∎ a very small in-house staff un personnel permanent très peu nombreux;in-house training formation f interne -
10 resident
A n (of city, region, suburbs) résident/-e m/f ; ( of street) riverain/-e m/f ; (of home, hostel) résident/-e m/f ; ( of guest house) pensionnaire mf ; ‘residents' parking only’ stationnement m réservé aux riverains ; the local residents les habitants du quartier.B adj1 ( permanent) [population, species] local ; [work force] permanent ; to be resident in [town, district, region] résider dans ; to be resident abroad/in the UK/in Paris résider à l'étranger/au Royaume-Uni/à Paris ;3 [band, orchestra] permanent. -
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A n1 (habitual client, visitor etc) habitué/-e m/f ;2 GB Mil soldat m de métier ;B adj1 (fixed, evenly arranged in time or space) régulier/-ière ; at regular intervals à intervalles réguliers ; on a regular basis de façon régulière ; to keep regular hours avoir un emploi du temps régulier ; to be regular in one's habits avoir des habitudes régulières ; regular features traits réguliers ; regular income revenu régulier ; to take regular exercise prendre de l'exercice régulièrement ;2 ( usual) [activity, customer, dentist, doctor, offender, partner, time, visitor] habituel/-elle ; Comm [price, size] normal ; I am a regular listener to your programme j'écoute régulièrement votre émission, je suis un de vos auditeurs fidèles ;3 ( constant) [job] régulier/-ière ; to be in regular employment avoir un emploi permanent ; in regular use constamment utilisé ;4 GB Admin, Mil [army, soldier] de métier ; [army officer, policeman] de carrière ; [staff] permanent ;6 ( honest) [procedure, method] régulier/-ière ;7 Ling [verb, conjugation, declension etc] régulier/-ière ;8 ○ ( thorough) véritable (before n) ; he's a regular crook c'est un véritable escroc ; -
12 resident
resident ['rezɪdənt]1 noun(a) (of town) habitant(e) m,f; (of street) riverain(e) m,f; (in hotel, hostel) pensionnaire mf; (foreigner) résident(e) m,f;∎ (local) residents' association (in building) association f des copropriétaires; (in neighbourhood) association f de riverains;∎ are you a resident of an EU country? êtes-vous ressortissant d'un pays membre de l'Union européenne?;∎ residents only (sign → in street) interdit sauf aux riverains; (→ in hotel) réservé à la clientèle de l'hôtel(a) (as inhabitant) résidant;∎ to be resident in a country résider dans un pays;∎ to have permanent resident status avoir le statut de résident permanent;∎ the swallow is resident to the area l'hirondelle réside dans la région∎ our resident interpreter notre interprète;∎ our resident pianist notre pianiste attitré;∎ he's our resident expert on football c'est notre expert attitré pour le football►► American resident alien résident(e) m,f étranger(ère);residents' association association f de locataires;resident population population f résidante ou fixe -
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resident [ˈrezɪdənt]1. noun• "parking for residents only" « réservé aux riverains »• "residents only" « interdit sauf aux riverains »2. adjective[landlord] occupant ; [chaplain, caretaker] à demeure3. compounds* * *['rezɪdənt] 1.noun (of city, region) résident/-e m/f; ( of street) riverain/-e m/f; ( of hostel) résident/-e m/f; ( of guest house) pensionnaire mf2.residents association — association f de quartier
adjective [population] local; [staff, tutor] à demeure; [band] permanent
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