repertory

• Nom désignant un répertoire ou une collection d'objets, de compétences ou d'œuvres qui sont conservés ou disponibles pour être utilisés, par exemple un stock de marchandises, une gamme de capacités ou un ensemble de pièces qu'un artiste ou une troupe peut présenter régulièrement.

A noun referring to a storehouse or collection of items, skills, or works that are kept or available for use, such as a stock of goods, a range of abilities, or a set of performances an artist or company can regularly present.

1. Storehouse or repositoryC1formal

   A place where a stock of items is kept for future use.

   répertoire (lieu de stockage)

   • The library serves as a repertory of ancient manuscripts.
   • The warehouse was a repertory for spare parts and tools.
   • The museum's repertory of artifacts is vast and well-preserved.

   Synonymesarsenaldepotrepositorystorehousetreasury

2. Range of skills or resourcesC1formal

   The entire range of skills, aptitudes, or devices used in a particular field or occupation.

   Éventail de compétences ou de ressources

   • The chef's repertory of techniques includes both classic and modern methods.
   • Her repertory of negotiation skills helped her close the deal.
   • The engineer's repertory of tools allowed him to solve complex problems.

   Synonymesarrayarsenalrangerepertoirereservoirstockstoresupply

3. Collection of performable worksB2formalart

   A collection of works (plays, songs, operas, ballets) that an artist or company can perform, often on a regular schedule.

   répertoire

   • The theater company has a rich repertory of Shakespearean plays.
   • The opera singer's repertory includes works by Verdi and Puccini.
   • The ballet troupe performed pieces from their classical repertory.

   Synonymesrepertoirestock