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perspective [pə'spektɪv]1 noun∎ to draw sth in perspective dessiner qch en perspective;∎ the houses are out of perspective la perspective des maisons est fausse;∎ perspective made it look smaller l'effet de perspective le faisait paraître plus petit(b) (opinion, viewpoint) perspective f, optique f;∎ it gives you a different perspective on the problem cela vous permet de voir le problème sous un angle ou un jour différent;∎ from a psychological perspective d'un point de vue psychologique;∎ the latest developments put a new perspective on the case les derniers événements éclairent l'affaire d'un jour nouveau∎ we must try to keep our (sense of) perspective or to keep things in perspective nous devons nous efforcer de garder notre sens des proportions;∎ to get things out of perspective perdre le sens des proportions;∎ it should help us to get or to put the role she played into perspective cela devrait nous aider à mesurer le rôle qu'elle a joué;∎ the figures must be looked at in (their proper) perspective il faut étudier les chiffres dans leur contexte∎ a fine perspective opened out before his eyes une belle perspective s'ouvrit devant ses yeux(e) (prospect) perspective f;∎ the perspective of higher inflation la perspective d'une hausse du taux d'inflation(drawing) perspectifUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > perspective
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[pə'spektiv]1) (the way of drawing solid objects, natural scenes etc on a flat surface, so that they appear to have the correct shape, distance from each other etc: Early medieval paintings lacked perspective.) perspective2) (a picture or view of something: I would like a clearer perspective of the situation.) perspective• -
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(a) (chance, likelihood) perspective f;∎ the prospects for the automobile industry les perspectives d'avenir de l'industrie automobile;∎ it's a job without any prospects of promotion c'est un poste qui n'offre aucune perspective d'avenir(b) (prospective customer) client(e) m, f éventuel(elle), client(e) potentiel(elle);∎ he's a good prospect for the manager's job c'est un candidat potentiel au poste de directeurprospect pool groupe m de prospectsMARKETING prospecter;∎ to prospect for new customers rechercher ou démarcher de nouveaux clientsThe Internet allows us to inexpensively market, distribute and administer the products and services of several web site/e-commerce products, each with its own market niche and clearly defined customer/ prospect pool.
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5 prognose
nounpronostic mperspective fxxxperspective fprévision f -
6 udsigt
nounvue fdésir mxxxvue fperspective fperspective d'avenir f -
7 arviolaskelma
nounperspective fxxxperspective f -
8 tulevaisuudennäkymä
nounperspective d'avenir fxxxperspective d'avenir fimage qu'on se fait de l'avenir -
9 mystery
mystery shopper client(e) m, f mystère;mystery shopping pseudo-achat mMystery shopping looks at your operation from the customer's perspective with the advantage of knowing the company's criteria and standards. Researchers, who score your establishment according to a checklist created specifically for your company and tailored to your customer-service goals, make monthly visits. That method can give you great insight into how your business is operating when the manager is not around and whether employees are serving your customers the way you intend.
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10 opportunity
∎ the opportunities for advancement are excellent les perspectives d'avancement sont excellentes∎ opportunities and threats opportunités f pl et menaces f pl;ECONOMICS opportunity cost coût m d'opportunité ou de renoncement;MARKETING opportunity to hear occasion f d'entendre;MARKETING opportunity and issue analysis analyse f des attraits et des atouts;MARKETING opportunity to see occasion de voir;MARKETING opportunity and threat analysis analyse des opportunités et des menacesAs if economic turmoil, fickle consumers, the rival popularity of computer games and rising music piracy were not enough, the music industry is now faced with opportunities and threats presented by the Internet.
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11 perspektiv
nounperspective fxxxaspect m -
12 arvio
nounappréciation févaluation festimation fappréciationcalcul mprésomption fpronostic mperspective fdevis mexpertise fvalorisation f -
13 ennuste
nounpronostic mestimation fcalcul mperspective fprévision f -
14 näkymä
nounvue ffenêtre fxxxvue fperspective fpanorama m -
15 perspektiivi
nounperspective f -
16 prognoosi
nounpronostic mperspective fxxxestimation fcalcul mprévision f -
17 prospect
1. noun• what are his prospects? quelles sont ses perspectives d'avenir ?━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✦ Lorsque prospect est un nom, l'accent tombe sur la première syllabe: ˈprɒspekt, lorsque c'est un verbe, sur la seconde: prəˈspekt.* * *1. ['prɒspekt]1) ( hope) (of change, improvement) espoir m; ( of success) chance fa bleak/gloomy prospect — une perspective triste/sombre
2) ( outlook) perspective f3) ( good option) ( for job) recrue f potentielle; ( for sports team) espoir m4) Commerce ( likely client) client/-e m/f potentiel/-ielle5) ( view) littér vue f2.prospects plural noun perspectives fpl3. [prə'spekt], US ['prɒspekt]to have no prospects — [person] ne pas avoir d'avenir; [job] être sans avenir
transitive verb prospecter [land, region]4. [prə'spekt], US ['prɒspekt]intransitive verb prospecter -
18 prospect
(a) (possibility) chance f, perspective f;∎ what are his prospects of success? quelles chances a-t-il de réussir?;∎ there's little prospect of their winning the match ils ont peu de chances de remporter ou il y a peu d'espoir (pour) qu'ils remportent le match;∎ we had given up all prospect of hearing from you nous avions renoncé à tout espoir d'avoir ou nous pensions ne jamais plus recevoir de vos nouvelles(b) (impending event, situation) perspective f;∎ I don't relish the prospect of working for him la perspective de travailler pour lui ne m'enchante guère;∎ to have sth in prospect avoir qch en vue ou en perspective;∎ he has a bright future in prospect il a un bel avenir en perspective ou devant lui;∎ what are the weather prospects for tomorrow? quelles sont les prévisions météorologiques pour demain?(c) (usu pl) (chance of success) perspectives fpl d'avenir;∎ the prospects are not very good les choses se présentent plutôt mal;∎ the prospect(s) for the automobile industry les perspectives d'avenir de l'industrie automobile;∎ her prospects are bleak ses perspectives d'avenir sont sombres;∎ she's a woman with good prospects c'est une femme qui a de l'avenir ou une femme d'avenir;∎ this company has good prospects/no prospects cette entreprise a un bel avenir devant elle/n'a pas d'avenir;∎ a job with prospects un poste qui offre des perspectives d'avenir;∎ it's a job without any prospects of promotion c'est un poste qui n'offre aucune perspective d'avancement;∎ this job has good promotion prospects ce poste offre de réelles possibilités d'avancement(d) (person → customer) client(e) m,f potentiel(elle) ou éventuel(elle), prospect m; (→ candidate) espoir m; old-fashioned (→ marriage partner) parti m;∎ he's a good prospect for the manager's job c'est un candidat potentiel au poste de directeur;∎ there are two young prospects in the team l'équipe compte deux joueurs prometteurs ou qui ont un bel avenir devant eux;∎ Robbins is a good prospect Robbins a un bel avenir devant lui[prə'spekt] prospecter;∎ to prospect for oil chercher du pétrole;∎ Marketing to prospect for new customers prospecter la clientèle[prə'spekt] (area, land) prospecter►► Marketing prospect pool groupe m de prospects -
19 vista
vista ['vɪstə]∎ a mountain vista une vue sur les montagnes, une perspective de montagnes(b) figurative (perspective) perspective f, horizon m; (image → of past) vue f, vision f; (→ of future) perspective f, vision f;∎ to open up new vistas ouvrir de nouvelles perspectives ou de nouveaux horizons►► vista point point m de vue -
20 slant
slant [slɑ:nt]1 noun∎ the table has a slant or is on a slant la table penche ou n'est pas d'aplomb(b) (point of view) perspective f, point m de vue;∎ his articles usually have an anti-government slant il a tendance à critiquer le gouvernement dans ses articles;∎ to put a different slant on things apporter une perspective différente sur les choses;∎ the book gives a different slant on the whole business le livre offre un point de vue différent sur toute cette affaire ou présente toute l'affaire sous un jour différent(a) (news, evidence) présenter avec parti pris ou de manière peu objective;∎ the article was slanted l'article était orienté(b) (line, perspective) incliner, faire pencher(line, handwriting) pencher; (ray of light) passer obliquement
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