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被指称
à grande échelle

Oxford-Hachette French Dictionary

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

large-scale AGG (all contexts)

large-scale
à grande échelle
on a large scale plan, demolish, reorganize
sur une grande échelle
on a large scale emigrate, desert
en grand nombre
francese
francese
inglese
inglese

vaste [vast] AGG

1. vaste (de grande étendue):

vaste pièce, domaine, bâtisse, secteur, réseau
vast
vaste marché
huge
créer un vaste secteur industriel
to create a vast industrial sector
la salle/le domaine n'est pas très vaste
the room/the property is not very large
le vaste monde
the wide world

2. vaste (nombreux):

vaste public, auditoire, choix, sélection, collection
large
vaste rassemblement
huge

3. vaste (de grande envergure):

vaste programme, projet, entreprise, escroquerie
massive
vaste campagne
extensive
vaste plaisanterie
huge
vaste débat, enquête
wide-ranging
vaste mouvement, offensive
large-scale
vaste réforme
far-reaching
vaste œuvre, sujet
wide-ranging
une vaste opération de prévention
a massive preventative operation
porté par un vaste élan de solidarité
carried along by a huge wave of solidarity

dispositif [dispozitif] SOST m

1. dispositif:

dispositif (mécanisme)
device
dispositif (système)
system
dispositif d'alarme/de sécurité
warning/safety device
dispositif électronique/optique
electronic/optical device
dispositif de commande
control system

2. dispositif (ensemble de mesures):

dispositif
operation
un imposant dispositif policier a été mis en place
a large-scale police operation was set up
dispositif militaire/de défense/financier
military/defence ingl brit /financial operation
le dispositif de sécurité mis en place pour la venue du président
the security operation for the president's visit

3. dispositif DIR:

dispositif (de loi)
purview
dispositif (de jugement)
pronouncement

rentabiliser [ʀɑ̃tabilize] VB vb trans

rentabiliser investissement
to secure a return on
rentabiliser produit
to make a profit on
rentabiliser affaire
to make [sth] profitable
rentabiliser la recherche
to make research pay
les gros investissements sont parfois longs à rentabiliser
large-scale investment is sometimes slow to yield a profit
l'isolation de ma maison sera vite rentabilisée
my home insulation will soon pay for itself

I. manœuvre [manœvʀ] SOST m

manœuvre
unskilled worker

II. manœuvre [manœvʀ] SOST f

1. manœuvre (avec véhicule):

manœuvre (opération)
manoeuvre ingl brit
manœuvre (opération)
maneuver ingl am
manœuvre (maniement)
manoeuvring ingl brit
manœuvre (maniement)
maneuvering ingl am
effectuer ou faire une manœuvre
to carry out a manoeuvre ingl brit
effectuer ou faire une manœuvre
to carry out a maneuver ingl am
effectuer une manœuvre de dépassement
to overtake ingl brit
effectuer une manœuvre de dépassement
to pass ingl am
effectuer une manœuvre de dépassement
to perform the overtaking procedure ingl brit
il a fait une fausse manœuvre et a heurté l'arbre
he made a mistake and hit the tree
manœuvres précédant le décollage
taxiing before take off
manœuvre d'accostage
landing operation
manœuvre d'abordage
boarding operation

2. manœuvre (d'appareil, de dispositif):

manœuvre
operation

3. manœuvre (pour obtenir quelque chose):

manœuvre
tactic
manœuvre
manoeuvre ingl brit
manœuvre
maneuver ingl am
une manœuvre destinée à faire
a manoeuvre ingl brit ou maneuver ingl am to do
manœuvres électorales
electoral tactics
manœuvres frauduleuses DIR
deception uncountable

4. manœuvre MILIT:

manœuvre
manoeuvre ingl brit
manœuvre
maneuver ingl am
faire des/partir en manœuvres
to be/go on manoeuvres ingl brit ou maneuvers ingl am
grandes manœuvres
large-scale manoeuvres ingl brit ou maneuvers ingl am
manœuvre enveloppante
surrounding manoeuvre ingl brit ou maneuver ingl am
champ ou terrain de manœuvres
military training area

5. manœuvre FERR (mouvement):

manœuvre
shunting ingl brit
manœuvre
switching ingl am

6. manœuvre NAUT (cordage):

manœuvre
rigging

I. culture [kyltyʀ] SOST f

1. culture AGR ALLEV (action de cultiver):

culture
cultivation
la culture du blé
wheat growing
culture d'un champ
cultivation of a field
mettre en culture
to bring [sth] under cultivation
petite/moyenne/grande culture
small-scale/medium-scale/large-scale farming
aire/terre de culture
farming area/land

2. culture AGR ALLEV (espèce cultivée):

culture
crop
culture d'hiver
winter crop
culture d'exportation
export crop
culture céréalière
cereal crop

3. culture BIOL:

culture
culture
culture in vitro
in vitro culture

4. culture:

culture ANTROPOL, SOCIOL
culture
la culture européenne/chinoise
European/Chinese culture
culture de masse
mass culture
culture d'entreprise/de groupe
corporate/group culture

5. culture (connaissances):

culture
knowledge
culture encyclopédique/générale/musicale
encyclopedic/general/musical knowledge
vaste culture
wide knowledge
culture classique
classical education
femme/homme de (grande) culture
woman/man of (great) learning
avoir de la culture
to be cultured
ne pas avoir de culture
to be uncultured

6. culture ECON:

culture
arts pl
subventionner la culture
to subsidize the arts
budget de la culture
arts budget

II. cultures SOST fpl

cultures fpl AGR ALLEV (terres cultivées):

cultures
cultivated land uncountable

III. culture [kyltyʀ]

culture extensive
extensive farming
culture intensive
intensive farming
culture physique SCUOLA
physical education
culture physique SPORT
physical exercise
culture de rapport
commercial farming
cultures vivrières
subsistence crops
surarmement
armament on a large scale
un projet/une entreprise de grande/petite envergure
a large-/small-scale project/enterprise
sur une large échelle
on a large scale

nel dizionario PONS

inglese
inglese
francese
francese

large-scale AGG

1. large-scale (in large proportions):

large-scale
à grande échelle

2. large-scale (extensive):

large-scale
grand(e)
large-scale emergency aid
de grande envergure
in front of the large-scale disaster ...
devant l'ampleur du désastre ...
on a large scale
sur une grande échelle
francese
francese
inglese
inglese

I. important(e) [ɛ̃pɔʀtɑ̃, ɑ̃t] AGG

1. important (considérable):

important(e)
important
quelque chose d'important
something important

2. important (gros):

important(e)
considerable
important(e) dégâts
large-scale
important(e) somme, quantité
large

3. important pegg:

important(e)
self-important
prendre des airs importants
to put on airs of importance

II. important(e) [ɛ̃pɔʀtɑ̃, ɑ̃t] SOST m(f)

faire l'important pegg
to act important

envergure [ɑ̃vɛʀgyʀ] SOST f

1. envergure (dimension):

envergure d'un avion, oiseau
wingspan
envergure d'un bateau, d'une voile
breadth
4, 20 m d'envergure
4.2 metres broad

2. envergure (valeur, ampleur):

envergure
scale
envergure d'une personne
calibre
de grande envergure
high calibre
de grande envergure action
large-scale
avoir de l'envergure personne
to have calibre
avoir de l'envergure chose
to be sizeable
prendre de l'envergure personne
to shape up
prendre de l'envergure société
to expand
prendre de l'envergure scandale, dispute
to become more serious
prendre de l'envergure grève
to escalate
sur une grande échelle
on a large scale
voir grand
to things on a large scale
nel dizionario PONS
inglese
inglese
francese
francese

large-scale AGG

1. large-scale (in large proportions):

large-scale
à grande échelle

2. large-scale (extensive):

large-scale
grand(e)
large-scale emergency aid
de grande envergure
in front of the large-scale disaster ...
devant l'ampleur du désastre ...
on a large scale
sur une grande échelle
francese
francese
inglese
inglese

I. important(e) [ɛ͂pɔʀtɑ͂, ɑ͂t] AGG

1. important (considérable):

important(e)
important
quelque chose d'important
something important

2. important (gros):

important(e)
considerable
important(e) dégâts
large-scale
important(e) somme, quantité
large

3. important pegg:

important(e)
self-important
prendre des airs importants
to put on airs

II. important(e) [ɛ͂pɔʀtɑ͂, ɑ͂t] SOST m(f)

faire l'important pegg
to act important

envergure [ɑ͂vɛʀgyʀ] SOST f

1. envergure (dimension):

envergure d'un avion, oiseau
wingspan
envergure d'un bateau, d'une voile
breadth
4, 20 m d'envergure
4.2 meters wide

2. envergure (valeur, ampleur):

envergure
scale
envergure d'une personne
caliber
de grande envergure
high caliber
de grande envergure action
large-scale
avoir de l'envergure personne
to have stature
avoir de l'envergure chose
to be sizeable
prendre de l'envergure personne
to shape up
prendre de l'envergure société
to expand
prendre de l'envergure scandale, dispute
to become more serious
prendre de l'envergure grève
to escalate
sur une grande échelle
on a large scale
voir grand
to see things on a large scale
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sur une grande échelle
voir grand
to things on a large scale

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He states that since the late 1990s there have only been two large-scale opinion surveys conducted.
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As large-scale settlement occurred to its north, south and west the region remained relatively wild.
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The process is usually done as a large-scale project with hundreds dropped in a single area at any one time.
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The drama department is responsible for a large-scale dramatic performance each year.
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It was in the late 1990s when his passion for large-scale paintings took hold.
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