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1 production scheduling
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2 production
(process) production f, fabrication f; (amount produced) production;∎ the workers have halted production les travailleurs ont arrêté la production;∎ to go into/out of production être/ne plus être fabriqué(e);∎ this model is now in production le modèle est en cours de production;∎ is it in production yet? est-ce qu'on en a commencé la production?;∎ this model went into/out of production in 2001 on a commencé la fabrication de ce modèle/ce modèle a été retiré de la production en 2001;∎ to cease production arrêter la production;∎ to move or shift production relocaliser son unité de production;∎ an increase/a fall in production une hausse/une baisse de la productionproduction budget budget m de production;production capacity capacité f de production;production control direction f de la production;production cost coût m de production;production department service m (de) production;production engineering productique f;production facilities appareil m de production;production factor facteur m de production;production flowchart organigramme m de production;production incentive prime f de rendement;production lead time délai m de production;production line chaîne f de montage;∎ to work on a production line travailler à la chaîne;∎ this model has just come off the production line ce modèle vient juste de sortir de la chaîne de production;production management gestion f de la production;production manager directeur(trice) m, f de la production;ACCOUNTANCY production overheads frais m généraux de production;production planning planning m de la production;production plant usine f;production schedule programme m de fabrication;production scheduling programmation f de la production;production target objectif m de production;production tool outil m de production;production unit unité f de production;production worker agent m de fabrication -
3 switch
switch [swɪt∫]1. nouna. (electrical) interrupteur mb. ( = change) changement m ; (radical) revirement m, retournement m ; [of funds] transfert m ( from de) (to en faveur de)c. ( = whip) fouet mb. ( = exchange) échanger ; also switch round [+ two objects, letters in word] intervertir ; ( = rearrange also switch round [+ books, objects] changer de place• we had to switch taxis when the first one broke down nous avons dû changer de taxi quand le premier est tombé en pannec. ( = change) to switch the oven to "low" mettre le four sur « doux »b. to switch off automatically [heater, oven] s'éteindre automatiquementéteindre ; [+ alarm clock, burglar alarm] arrêter• he switched the programme off il a éteint la télévision (or la radio)a. allumerb. to switch on automatically [heater, oven] s'allumer automatiquementallumer ; [+ engine, machine] mettre en marche* * *[swɪtʃ] 1.1) ( change) changement m (in de)2) ( for light) interrupteur m; (on radio, appliance) bouton mon/off switch — interrupteur m marche-arrêt
the switch is on/off — c'est allumé/éteint
3) ( whip) badine f2.transitive verb1) ( change) reporter [support, attention] (to sur)to switch brands/flights — changer de marque/vol
2) (also switch round) ( change position of) intervertir3.1) ( change) lit, fig changer2) (also switch over ou round) [people] ( change positions) changer; ( change scheduling) permuter•Phrasal Verbs:
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