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mobilisation

/ˌməʊ.bɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/

Traduction: Nom désignant l'action de rassembler, d'organiser et de préparer des ressources ou des personnes en vue d'un objectif précis, tel qu'une opération militaire ou un effort de grande ampleur.

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noun

/ˌməʊ.bɪ.laɪˈzeɪ.ʃən/C1formal
  • frNom désignant l'action de rassembler, d'organiser et de préparer des ressources ou des personnes en vue d'un objectif précis, tel qu'une opération militaire ou un effort de grande ampleur.

A noun referring to the act of assembling, organizing, and preparing resources or people for a specific purpose, such as military action or a large-scale effort.

  1. Organizing for actionB2formal

    The act of marshaling and organizing resources, people, or equipment to make them ready for use or action.

    frMobilisation (organisation pour l'action)

    • The company's mobilisation of emergency supplies was swift.
    • The government ordered the mobilisation of all available medical staff.
    • Effective mobilisation of volunteers is crucial during a crisis.

    Synonymesactivationdeploymentmobilizationorganizationpreparationrallying

    Antonymesdemobilizationdisbandmentdispersal

  2. Military preparationB2formal

    The act of assembling troops, equipment, and supplies and putting them into readiness for war or other emergencies.

    frMobilisation militaire

    • The general announced the full mobilisation of the army.
    • Mobilisation of the reserve forces took several days.
    • The country began a rapid mobilisation after the border incident.

    Synonymesactivationcall uplevymuster

Formes
  • mobilisations plural form
  • mobilisations' possessive plural form
  • mobilisation's possessive singular form