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1 human resources manager
noun responsable mf de la gestion des ressources humaines -
2 human resources
noun (the abilities and skills of people (used to refer to the benefit derived from them).) -
3 energy resources
plural noun ressources fpl énergétiques -
4 human resources
HR plural noun ressources fpl humaines, RH fpl -
5 resource room
= resources roomnoun salle f de documentation -
6 HR
( abbreviation human resources) RH f pl -
7 allocation
(a) (of resources, money, capital) affectation f, attribution f; (of duties) assignation f; (of time) prévision f -
8 drain
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9 government
(of country) gouvernement m; (of company, organization) gestion fgovernment action action f gouvernementale;government aid aide f gouvernementale ou de l'État;government auditor commissaire m f aux comptes;government bond obligation f d'État, bon m du Trésor;government borrowings emprunts m pl de l'État;British government broker agent m du Trésor;government developmental grant, government developmental subsidy prime f de développement;government grant subvention f de l'État;government loan emprunt public ou d'État;American Government National Mortgage Association GNMA f (organisme gouvernemental de crédit immobilier); American Government Printing Office = maison d'édition publiant les ouvrages ou documents émanant du gouvernement, ≃ l'Imprimerie f nationale;government property propriété f de l'État;government resources ressources f pl de l'État;government revenue recettes f pl publiques;government securities effets m pl publics, fonds m pl publics ou d'État;government spending dépenses f pl publiques;government stock effets publics, fonds publics ou d'État -
10 management
(a) (action) (of company, factory, project) gestion f, direction f; (of economy, money, resources, shop, hotel) gestion;∎ all their problems are due to bad management tous leurs problèmes sont dus à une mauvaise gestion;∎ under Gordon's management sales have increased significantly depuis que c'est Gordon qui s'en occupe, les ventes ont considérablement augmentémanagement accountant contrôleur m de gestion;management accounting comptabilité f de gestion;management accounts comptes m de gestion;management audit contrôle de gestion;management auditor contrôleur m de gestion;management chart graphique de gestion, tableau m de bord;management committee comité m ou conseil m de direction;management company société f de gestion;management consultancy report audit m social;management consultant conseiller(ère) m, f en gestion;management control contrôle de gestion;management error erreur f de gestion;management by exception direction par exceptions;American management expenses frais m pl de gestion;management expert expert m en gestion;management fees frais de gestion;COMPUTING management information system système m intégré de gestion;management by objectives gestion par objectifs;management operating system système intégré de gestion;management report rapport m de gestion;management science science f de la gestion;management skills qualités f pl de gestionnaire;management studies études f pl de gestion;management style mode m de gestion;management system système de direction;management team équipe f de direction, équipe dirigeante;management techniques techniques f pl de gestion;management theory théorie f de la gestion de l'entreprise;management tool outil m de gestion;management training formation f des cadres(b) (managers, employers) administration f, direction f;∎ negotiations between management and unions have broken down les négociations entre le patronat et les syndicats ont échouémanagement buy-in apport m de gestion;management buy-out rachat m d'une société par la direction;∎ as a result of a management buy-out, the footwear manufacturing business was rescued suite à son rachat par la direction, l'entreprise de fabrication de chaussures a été sauvée;management team équipe f dirigeante ou de direction -
11 planning
(a) (organization) organisation f;∎ planning and allocation of resources estimation f des besoins et répartition des moyensplanning permission permis m de construire(c) (of building) conception f -
12 reallocation
FINANCE (of funds, resources) réaffection f; (of shares) nouvelle attribution f, nouvelle répartition f -
13 redeployment
(of resources) redéploiement m; (of workforce) réaffectation f -
14 resource
ressource f;∎ there's a limit to the resources we can invest il y a une limite à la somme que nous pouvons investirresource allocation allocation f des ressources;resource management gestion f des ressources -
15 self-sufficiency
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16 shortage
(of labour, resources, materials, staff) manque m, pénurie f; (of money) manque -
17 drain
drain [dreɪn]1. noun[liquid] s'écouler4. compounds[liquid] s'écouler ; [strength] s'épuiser[+ liquid] faire couler (pour vider un récipient)* * *[dreɪn] 1.1) lit ( in street) canalisation f; ( in building) canalisation f d'évacuation; ( pipe) descente f d'eau; ( ditch) fossé m d'écoulement2) fig (of people, skills, money) hémorragie f2.transitive verb1) lit drainer [land, lake]; purger [radiator, boiler]2) fig épuiser [resources]3) vider [glass]; boire [quelque chose] jusqu'à la dernière goutte [drink]4) [river] collecter les eaux de [area, basin]3.1) [liquid] s'écouler (out of, from de); [bath, sink] se viderto drain into — s'écouler dans [sea, gutter]; s'infiltrer dans [soil]
the blood ou colour drained from her face — le sang reflua de son visage
2) [dishes, food] s'égoutter•Phrasal Verbs:••to go down the drain — (colloq) fig tomber à l'eau (colloq)
that's £100 down the drain — (colloq) ça fait 100 livres sterling de fichues en l'air (colloq)
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18 pool
pool [pu:l]1. nound. [of things owned in common] fonds m commun ; ( = reserve) [of ideas, experience, ability] réservoir m ; [of advisers, experts] équipe f2. plural noun[+ resources] mettre en commun ; [+ efforts] unir4. compounds* * *[puːl] 1.1) ( pond) étang m; ( artificial) bassin m; ( still spot in river) plan m d'eau; (underground: of oil, gas) nappe f2) (also swimming pool) piscine f3) ( puddle) flaque f4) (kitty, in cards) mises fpl; gen cagnotte f5) ( common supply) (of money, resources) pool m; (of ideas, experience) réservoir m; ( of labour) réserve f; (of teachers, players, candidates) liste f2.pools plural noun GB (also football pools) ≈ loto m sportif3.transitive verb mettre [quelque chose] en commun [money, resources, information] -
19 resource
resource [rɪˈsɔ:s]━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━✎ The French word ressource has a double s.* * *[rɪ'sɔːs, -'zɔːs], US ['riːsɔːrs] 1.noun gen, Computing, Economics, Industry, Administration ressource f2.natural/energy resources — ressources naturelles/énergétiques
transitive verb accorder les ressources nécessaires à [institution] -
20 strain
strain [streɪn]1. noun• it was a strain on the economy/their resources/his purse cela grevait l'économie/leurs ressources/son budgetc. ( = sprain) foulure fa. [+ rope, beam] tendre fortement ; [+ muscle] froisser ; [+ ankle] fouler ; [+ friendship, marriage] mettre à rude épreuve ; [+ resources, the economy] peser lourdement sur• to strain o.s. ( = damage muscle) se froisser un muscle ; ( = overtire o.s.) se surmener• don't strain yourself! (ironic) surtout ne te fatigue pas !• to strain to do sth (physically) fournir un gros effort pour faire qch ; (mentally) s'efforcer de faire qch• to strain at sth (pushing/pulling) pousser/tirer qch de toutes ses forces[+ liquid] vider* * *[streɪn] 1.to put a strain on — fatiguer [heart, lungs]
to take the strain — [beam, rope] être soumis à des efforts or des sollicitations
2) ( pressure) ( on person) stress m; ( in relations) tension fmental ou nervous strain — tension f nerveuse
to put a strain on — avoir un effet néfaste sur [relationship]; créer des tensions au sein de [alliance]; grever [economy, finances]; mettre [quelque chose] à rude épreuve [patience, goodwill]
to be under strain — [person] être stressé; [relations] être tendu
3) ( injury) muscle m froissé5) ( style) veine f, ton m2.strains plural noun air m3.transitive verb1)to strain one's eyes — ( to see) plisser les yeux
2) fig grever [resources, finances]; compromettre [relationship]; mettre [quelque chose] à rude épreuve [patience]3) ( injure)4) ( sieve) passer [sauce]; égoutter [vegetables, pasta]4.to strain at — tirer sur [leash, rope]
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