RESOURCE - Перевод английский на французский

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I. resource [брит. rɪˈsɔːs, rɪˈzɔːs, америк. ˈriˌsɔrs, rəˈsɔrs] СУЩ.

1. resource (gen):

resource ЭКОН., АДМИН.: ressource ж.

natural/energy/financial resources: ressources naturelles/énergétiques/financières

the world's resources of coal/oil: les ressources mondiales en charbon/pétrole

to put more resources into sth: investir davantage dans qc

to draw on one's resources: mettre en œuvre ses ressources

he has no inner resources перенос.: il n'a pas beaucoup de ressource

reading is her only resource against boredom: la lecture est son seul recours contre l'ennui

to be left to one's own resources: être livré à soi-même

2. resource (facility, service):

resource: richesse ж.

the library is a valuable resource: la bibliothèque est un outil précieux

3. resource ИНФОРМ.:

resource: ressource ж.

4. resource (cleverness):

resource офиц.: ressource ж.

a man of (great) resource: un homme (plein) de ressources

5. resource (expedient):

resource: ressource ж.

II. resource [брит. rɪˈsɔːs, rɪˈzɔːs, америк. ˈriˌsɔrs, rəˈsɔrs] ГЛ. перех.

resource institution, service:

resource: accorder les ressources nécessaires à

to be under-resourced: ne pas disposer de ressources suffisantes

resource centre брит., resource center америк. СУЩ.

resource centre: centre м. de documentation

resource management СУЩ. ИНФОРМ.

resource management: gestion ж. des ressources

resource sharing СУЩ. ИНФОРМ.

resource sharing: partage м. des ressources

resource allocation СУЩ. ИНФОРМ.

resource allocation: allocation ж. des ressources

resource room, resources room СУЩ.

resource room: salle ж. de documentation

utilize resource: exploiter

sustainable resource: renouvelable

underused equipment, facility, resource, technique: sous-utilisé

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CNDP: teachers' resource centre

I. resource [rɪˈsɔ:s, америк. ˈri:sɔ:rs] СУЩ. мн.

resource: ressources fpl

energy/natural resources: les ressources d'énergie/naturelles

II. resource [rɪˈsɔ:s, америк. ˈri:sɔ:rs] ГЛ. перех.

resource: financer

to be inadequately resourced: manquer de ressources

resource centre СУЩ.

resource centre: centre м. de documentation

resource [ˈri·sɔrs] СУЩ.

1. resource (support, help):

resource: aide ж.

2. resource мн.:

resource: ressources fpl

energy/natural resources: les ressources d'énergie/naturelles

resource center СУЩ.

resource center: centre м. de documentation

Present
I	resource
you	resource
he/she/it	resources
we	resource
you	resource
they	resource

Past
I	resourced
you	resourced
he/she/it	resourced
we	resourced
you	resourced
they	resourced

Present Perfect
I	have	resourced
you	have	resourced
he/she/it	has	resourced
we	have	resourced
you	have	resourced
they	have	resourced

Past Perfect
I	had	resourced
you	had	resourced
he/she/it	had	resourced
we	had	resourced
you	had	resourced
they	had	resourced

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