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deployment

/dɪˈplɔɪ.mənt/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de déployer ou de mettre en place stratégiquement des ressources, du personnel ou des forces dans un but précis, comme une opération militaire ou la mise en œuvre d'un projet.

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noun

/dɪˈplɔɪ.mənt/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de déployer ou de mettre en place stratégiquement des ressources, du personnel ou des forces dans un but précis, comme une opération militaire ou la mise en œuvre d'un projet.

A noun referring to the act of positioning or distributing resources, personnel, or forces strategically for a specific purpose, such as military operations or project implementation.

  1. Military positioningB2formal

    The strategic arrangement and positioning of military forces, equipment, or resources in preparation for a specific operation or mission.

    frDéploiement militaire

    • The general ordered the deployment of troops along the border.
    • The navy's deployment of aircraft carriers was a show of force.
    • Rapid deployment of reinforcements was critical to the mission's success.

    Synonymesdispositionemplacementplacementpositioningposting

  2. System or resource activationB2formal

    The act of making a system, software, or resource available and operational for use.

    frDéploiement (activation d'un système ou d'une ressource)

    • The IT team scheduled the deployment of the new software for next week.
    • Successful deployment of the network required careful planning.
    • The company announced the deployment of its new cloud infrastructure.

    Synonymesactivationimplementationinstallationlaunchrelease

Formes
  • deployments plural form
  • deployments' possessive plural form
  • deployment's possessive singular form
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