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1 industrie
industrie [ɛ̃dystʀi]feminine noun• industrie légère/lourde light/heavy industry* * *ɛ̃dystʀi1) ( secteur) industryindustrie automobile/d'armement — car/arms industry
2) ( entreprise) industrial concern ou firm* * *ɛ̃dystʀi nfindustrie du spectacle — entertainment industry, show business
* * *industrie nf1 ( activité) industry; développer/relancer l'industrie to develop/boost industry;2 ( secteur) industry; industrie automobile/chimique/textile/d'armement car/chemical/textile/arms industry; l'industrie du cinéma the film industry; l'industrie hôtelière the hotel trade; l'industrie légère/lourde/de pointe light/heavy/high-tech industry; l'industrie du spectacle the entertainment industry ou business; les industries de transformation the processing ou manufacturing industries;3 ( entreprise) industrial concern ou firm;4 †( ingéniosité) ingenuity;[ɛ̃dystri] nom féminin1. [secteur de production] industryindustrie extractive ou minière mining industryl'industrie hôtelière the hotel industry ou trade ou business4. [entreprise] industrial concern -
2 spectacle
spectacle [spεktakl]masculine nouna. ( = vue, tableau) sight• se donner en spectacle to make a spectacle of o.s.b. ( = représentation) show• « spectacles » ( = rubrique) "entertainment"* * *spɛktakl
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nom masculinau spectacle de... — at the sight of...
devant un tel spectacle — ( affreux) at this awful sight; ( merveilleux) at this amazing sight
se donner en spectacle — pej to make an exhibition ou a spectacle of oneself
2) ( divertissement)avoir le sens du spectacle — [metteur en scène] to have a real sense of theatre [BrE]; [politicien] to have an eye for effect
3) Théâtre ( représentation) show‘spectacles’ — ( rubrique) ‘entertainment’
4) ( activité professionnelle)le spectacle, l'industrie du spectacle — show business
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- spectacle (in compounds)1) péjpolitique-spectacle — showbiz (colloq) politics
2) Théâtre* * *spɛktakl nm1) (= vision, scène) sightau spectacle de... — at the sight of...
se donner en spectacle péjoratif — to make a spectacle of o.s, to make an exhibition of o.s
2) (= représentation) show3) (= industrie) show business* * *A nm1 ( vue) sight; ( événement) sight; au spectacle de… at the sight of…; devant un tel spectacle ( affreux) at this awful sight; ( merveilleux) at this amazing sight; c'était un drôle de spectacle de le voir habillé ainsi he looked a real sight dressed like that; le spectacle de la vie quotidienne the sight of people going about their daily lives; se donner or s'offrir en spectacle pej to make an exhibition ou a spectacle of oneself (devant in front of);2 ( divertissement) le spectacle est dans la rue iron there's a free show on the streets iron; avoir le sens du spectacle ( metteur en scène) to have a real sense of theatreGB; ( politicien) to have an eye for effect;3 Théât ( représentation) show; allons au spectacle let's go to the theatreGB; spectacle de marionnettes/de variétés/de danse puppet/variety/dance show; ‘spectacles’ ( rubrique) ‘entertainment’; film à grand spectacle spectacular; politique à grand spectacle pej showbiz○ politics; spectacle son et lumière son et lumière;4 ( activité professionnelle) le spectacle, l'industrie du spectacle show business; les métiers/les gens du spectacle jobs/people in show business.2 Théât dîner-spectacle dinner and floor show.[spɛktakl] nom masculinconsulter la page (des) spectacles to check the entertainment ou entertainments pageelle présentait un bien triste/curieux spectacle she looked a rather sorry/odd sight————————à grand spectacle locution adjectivale————————en spectacle locution adverbialese donner ou s'offrir en spectacle to make an exhibition ou a spectacle of oneself -
3 intermittent
intermittent, e [ɛ̃tεʀmitɑ̃, ɑ̃t]1. adjectiveintermittent ; [travail] sporadic2. masculine noun, feminine noun* * *intermittente ɛ̃tɛʀmitɑ̃, ɑ̃t adjectif [pluie, fièvre] intermittent; [bruit, efforts] sporadic* * *ɛ̃tɛʀmitɑ̃, ɑ̃t intermittent, -e1. adjintermittent, sporadic2. nm/f* * *A adj [pluie, efforts, fièvre] intermittent; [bruit] sporadic; [travail] periodic; les travailleurs intermittents contract workers.B nm,f contract worker; les intermittents du spectacle contract workers in showbusiness.( féminin intermittente) [ɛ̃tɛrmitɑ̃, ɑ̃t] adjectif1. [irrégulier - tir] intermittent, sporadic ; [ - travail] casual, occasional ; [ - pulsation] irregular, periodic ; [ - éclairage] intermittent ; [ - averses] occasional2. MÉDECINE————————nom masculinles intermittents du spectaclepeople working in the performing arts (and thus entitled to social security benefits designed for people without regular employment) -
4 aménagement touristique
управление туристической деятельностью
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touristic activity management
The administration, promotion, organization and planning for the business or industry of providing information, transportation, entertainment, accommodations and other services to travelers or visitors. (Source: RHW)
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