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stand-down

/ˈstænd ˌdaʊn/

Traduction: Nom désignant une suspension ou une diminution de l'état de préparation ou d'alerte, ainsi qu'une interruption temporaire des opérations militaires offensives.

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/ˈstænd ˌdaʊn/C1formalpolitical
  • frNom désignant une suspension ou une diminution de l'état de préparation ou d'alerte, ainsi qu'une interruption temporaire des opérations militaires offensives.

A noun referring to a suspension or relaxation from an alert state or state of readiness, or a temporary stop of offensive military action.

  1. Suspension of alert or readinessB2formal

    A period of suspension and relaxation from an alert state or a state of readiness.

    frLevée d'alerte

    • The military declared a stand-down after the exercise ended.
    • The crew was given a stand-down to rest after the long mission.
    • Following the emergency, a stand-down was ordered to allow for recovery.

    Synonymesbreatherletuplullpauserecessrelaxationrespiterest

    Antonymesalertreadiness

  2. Temporary cessation of military actionB2formal

    A temporary stop of offensive military operations.

    frCessation temporaire des hostilités

    • The general ordered a stand-down to allow for negotiations.
    • A stand-down was announced to prevent further escalation.
    • The troops observed a stand-down during the ceasefire.

    Synonymesarmisticehaltpausesuspensiontruce

    Antonymesassaultattackoffensiveonslaught

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  • stand-downs' possessive plural form
  • stand-down's possessive singular form
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