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1 approvisionnement
approvisionnement [apʀɔvizjɔnmɑ̃]masculine noun• approvisionnements ( = réserves) supplies* * *apʀɔvizjɔnmɑ̃nom masculin supply (en of)* * *apʀɔvizjɔnmɑ̃ nm1) (en vivres, marchandises) supplying, supply2) (= provisions) supply, stock* * *1 ( activité) supply (en of); assurer l'approvisionnement d'une ville en eau potable to ensure the supply of drinking water to a town; l'approvisionnement de la ville en eau soulève de graves problèmes supplying the town with water raises serious problems;2 ( marchandises) service des approvisionnements supplies department;3 ( source) supplier; les industriels diversifient leurs approvisionnements industrialists vary their suppliers.[aprɔvizjɔnmɑ̃] nom masculin1. [action] supplying -
2 alimenter
alimenter [alimɑ̃te]➭ TABLE 11. transitive verba. [+ personne, animal] to feedb. [+ chaudière] to feed ; [+ moteur] to supply ; [+ compte bancaire] to put money into ; [+ marché] to supply (en with)• alimenter une ville en gaz/électricité to supply a town with gas/electricityc. [+ conversation] [personne] to keep going ; [+ curiosité] to feed ; [+ inflation, polémique, rumeurs, soupçons] to fuel2. reflexive verb► s'alimenter [personne] to eat* * *alimɑ̃te
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1) to feed [personne, animal]2) ( approvisionner) [torrent, eau] to feed [lac, turbine]; [tuyau, système] to feed [chaudière]alimenter quelque chose en — to feed something with [papier, données]
3) fig to fuel [conversation, feu]
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s'alimenter verbe pronominal1) [personne] to eat; [animal] to feeds'alimenter de — [personne] to live on; [animal] to feed on
2) (en eau, gaz, électricité) [ville]3) [conversation, haine]* * *alimɑ̃te vt1) [enfant, population] to feed2) TECHNIQUE to supply, to feedalimenter en — to supply with, to feed with
3) [débat, rumeurs, spéculations] to fuelalimenter une réflexion — to give food for thought, to provide food for thought
4) [croissance, inflation] to fuel5) [fonds, caisse] to put money into* * *alimenter verb table: aimerA vtr1 to feed [personne, animal]; alimenter au biberon to bottle-feed; alimenter qn artificiellement to feed sb artificially;2 ( approvisionner) [torrent, eau] to feed [lac, rivière, barrage, turbine]; [tuyau, système] to feed [chaudière, poêle, moteur]; alimenter qch en to feed sth with [papier, grain, données]; alimenter une chaudière en mazout to feed ou supply a stove with oil; alimenter un appareil en électricité to power an appliance with electricity; la centrale alimente toute la ville the power station supplies the whole town with electricity; alimenter un budget to fund a budget;3 fig to fuel [conversation, hostilité, feu].B s'alimenter vpr1 [personne] to eat; [animal] to feed; il s'alimente bien/mal he eats well/badly; s'alimenter de [personne] to live on; [animal] to feed on;2 (en eau, gaz, électricité) [ville, bâtiment] s'alimenter en to be supplied with;3 [conversation, jalousie, haine] s'alimenter de to thrive on.[alimɑ̃te] verbe transitif1. [nourrir - malade, bébé] to feed2. TECHNOLOGIE [moteur, pompe] to feed[ville] to supply3. [approvisionner - compte] to put money intoalimenter les caisses de l'État to be a source of revenue ou cash for the Government4. [entretenir - conversation] to sustain ; [ - curiosité, intérêt] to feed, to sustain ; [ - doute, désaccord] to fuel————————s'alimenter verbe pronominal (emploi réfléchi)[généralement] to eats'alimenter bien/mal to have a good/poor diet[bébé] to feed oneself————————s'alimenter en verbe pronominal plus préposition[se procurer]
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