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manpower

/ˈmænˌpaʊ.ər/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'ensemble des personnes disponibles pour effectuer un travail ou une tâche, ou la force de travail disponible dans une entreprise, un secteur ou une région.

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noun

/ˈmænˌpaʊ.ər/B2formal
  • frNom désignant l'ensemble des personnes disponibles pour effectuer un travail ou une tâche, ou la force de travail disponible dans une entreprise, un secteur ou une région.

A noun referring to the total number of workers or personnel available for a particular task, project, or industry.

indénombrable

  1. Workforce or Available WorkersB2formal

    The total number of people available to do work, often within a specific organization, industry, or country.

    frMain-d'œuvre

    • The company lacks sufficient manpower to complete the project on time.
    • The government is investing in training programs to increase its skilled manpower.
    • Manpower shortages in the healthcare sector have become a critical issue.
    • We need to assess our manpower needs before expanding the factory.

    Synonymeslaborlabor forcepersonnelstaffworkforce

  2. Human Resources in a Military ContextB2formal

    The number of people available for military service or the collective strength of a military force.

    frEffectifs militaires

    • The army is building up its manpower in preparation for the offensive.
    • Manpower losses during the campaign were severe.
    • The navy is facing a manpower shortage due to low enlistment rates.
    • The general emphasized that equipment alone cannot win battles—manpower is essential.

    Synonymescomplementmilitary strengthpersonnel

Formes
  • manpowers plural form
  • manpowers' possessive plural form
  • manpower's possessive singular form
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