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1 buffer
∎ a buffer against inflation une mesure de protection contre l'inflationbuffer state état m tampon;buffer memory mémoire tampon -
2 supply
supply [səˈplaɪ]1. nouna. ( = stock) provision f• to get in a supply of... faire des provisions de...• the electricity/gas supply l'alimentation en électricité/gaz• to supply electricity/water to a town alimenter une ville en électricité/eau• to supply sb with information/details fournir des renseignements/des détails à qn3. compounds[vehicle, train] de ravitaillement* * *[sə'plaɪ] 1.1) ( stock) réserves fplin short/plentiful supply — difficile/facile à obtenir
2) (of fuel, gas) alimentation f (of en); ( of food) approvisionnement m3) ( action of providing) fourniture f (to à)2.supplies plural noun1) (food, equipment) réserves fpl2) (for office, household) (machines, electrical goods) matériel m; (stationery, small items) fournitures fpl3) GB Politics, Administration crédits mpl3.noun modifier [ ship, train] ravitailleur/-euse; [ route] ( for industry) d'approvisionnement; ( for population) de ravitaillement4.transitive verb1) ( provide) gen fournir (to, for à); apporter [companionship] (to à)to supply arms to somebody —
2) (provide food, fuel for) ravitailler ( with en)3) ( provide raw materials for) approvisionner ( with en)4) ( fulfil) subvenir à [needs, wants]; répondre à [demand, need] -
3 commodity
∎ rice is the staple commodity of China le riz est la ressource principale de la Chine(b) STOCK EXCHANGE matière f première;∎ to trade commodities spéculer sur les marchés à terme des matières premières;∎ coffee is considered to be the main agricultural commodity le café est considéré comme la principale matière négociablecommodity broker, commodity dealer courtier(ère) m, f en matières premières;commodity exchange marché m des matières premières;commodity futures opérations f pl à terme sur matières premières;commodity market marché des matières premières;commodity money monnaie f de marchandise;commodity prices prix m pl des marchandises, cours m pl des denréesHe says the main reasons why the recovery will continue is to do with commodity prices and capital flows, which he says have yet to recover. We are at the bottom of the commodity price market - these countries produce raw materials and so it is a very important part of their economy, he says. And people have stopped pulling their money dramatically out of emerging markets.
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4 supply
A n1 ( stock) réserves fpl ; a plentiful supply of bullets/money des réserves abondantes de balles/d'argent ; in short/plentiful supply difficile/facile à obtenir or se procurer ; a plentiful supply of workers un grand nombre de travailleurs ; to get in a supply of sth s'approvisionner en qch ; win a year's supply of wine! gagnez du vin pour toute une année! ;2 ( source) (of fuel, gas, water, blood, oxygen) alimentation f (of en) ; ( of food) approvisionnement m ; the supply has been cut off l'alimentation a été coupée ; the supply of oxygen to the tissues l'alimentation des tissus en oxygène ; the blood supply to the legs/the heart le sang qui alimente les jambes/le cœur ; the blood supply to the baby le sang transfusé au bébé ;3 ( action of providing) fourniture f, approvisionnement m (to à) ; to control the supply of alcoholic drinks contrôler la fourniture de boissons alcoolisées ;4 GB Sch = supply teacher.1 (food, equipment) réserves fpl ; food supplies ravitaillement m ; to cut off sb's supplies couper les vivres à qn ;2 (for office, household) (machines, electrical goods) matériel m ; (stationery, small items) fournitures fpl ;C modif [ship, train, truck] ravitailleur/-euse ; [problem, route] ( for industry) d'approvisionnement ; ( for population) de ravitaillement ; supply company fournisseur m.D vtr1 ( provide) fournir [goods, arms, fuel, water, oxygen, calories, drugs, word, phrase, information, recipe] (to, for à) ; apporter [love, companionship, affection] (to à) ; to supply arms/details to sb, to supply sb with arms/details fournir des armes/des détails à qn ; to supply a name to the police, to supply the police with a name donner un nom à la police ; to keep sb supplied with approvisionner régulièrement qn en [parts, equipment] ; to keep a machine supplied with fuel assurer l'alimentation d'un appareil en combustible ; to keep sb supplied with information/gossip tenir qn au courant de ce qui se passe/des potins ;2 (provide food, fuel for) ravitailler [area, town] (with en) ;3 ( provide raw materials for) approvisionner [factory, company] (with en) ;4 (satisfy, fulfil) subvenir à [needs, wants, requirements] ; répondre à [demand, need].
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