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Target
 TARGET
gen. TARGET
 target
gen. coup au but
agric. image témoin
commun. objectif
comp., MS cible
el. cible de mémoire
health. cible d'un tube radiogène
med. phys.sc. cible
phys.sc. cible nucléaire
stat. tech. critère de comparaison
| Alignment
 alignment
comp. égalisation justification
comp., MS alignement
industr. construct. chem. alignement
IT el. cadrage
life.sc. construct. linéaire
mech.eng. redressage
met. opération d'alignement; réglage
transp. équerrage
transp. avia. parallélisme
| Relaxation
 relaxation
commun. IT assouplissement
health. engl. relaxation
industr. construct. état relaxé
judo. lâcher la prise
lab.law. repos compensateur
| And
 AND
comp. ET
comp., MS AND; ET
tech. AND
 AND-
automat. -ET
 and
gen. ainsi que
| Performance
 performance
agric. rendement de la main-d'oeuvre
chem. el. caractéristiques de fonctionnement
IMF. résultats
lab.law. rendement du travail; rendement de main-d'oeuvre
mech.eng. rendement réel; rendement effectif
transp. efficacité; performances; puissance

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target

['tɑ:gɪt] n
gen. coup au but; cible de P.A.; cible de précision d'atterrissage; point de mire
agric. image témoin
anal.chem. cible f (in radiochemistry)
biol. volume sensible radiobiologique; volume sensible; région sensible; partie sensible
chem. cible f (pour particules); collecteur m; plaque de déchiquetage
commun. objectif m
comp. destination f
comp., MS cible f (The database on which an operation acts)
cultur., earth.sc. tableau de mise au point
econ. opéable
el. cible de mémoire
environ. exposition d'une cible à une pollution ou nuisance
fenc. ligne f; coussin d'exercice
health. cible d'un tube radiogène
med. mire m
med., phys.sc. cible f
mil., logist. objectif-cible m
nucl.phys., radiat. foyer m; anode f (of an electron or X-ray tube); anticathode f (as a third electrode in an Xray tube)
phys.sc. cible nucléaire
plann. objectif immédiat
radiat. tache focale; cible f (of an electron or X-ray tube); anticathode f (of an electron or X-ray tube); plaque positive (of an electron or X-ray tube)
rem.sens. objetctif de largage
shoot. carton m
stat., tech. critère de comparaison
transp. but m
UN objectif, cible
TARGET ['tɑ:gɪt] n
gen. TARGET (Trans European Automated Real-Time Gross settlement Express Transfer, Trans-European Automated Real-time Gross Settlement Express Transfer)
targets n
gen. cibles f
construct. prévisions d'aménagement
IT, dat.proc. objectifs chiffrés
UN, account. cibles, objectifs
target ['tɑ:gɪt] v
health. avoir pour cible; viser
targeting ['tɑ:gɪtɪŋ] v
gen. choix des objectifs et des moyens de traitement
comp., MS ciblage (The process of delivering specific content to specific users)
health. ciblage
 English thesaurus
target ['tɑ:gɪt] abbr.
abbr. targ
IT Person or asset selected as the aim of an attack
mil., abbr. ta; tar; tet; tg; tgt; trg
mil., logist. An object, vehicle, individual, etc. representing a target for a weapon or weapon system. 2. A geographical area, complex, or installation planned for capture or destruction by military forces. 3. In intelligence usage, a country, area, installation, agency, or person against which intelligence operations are directed. 4. An area designated and numbered for future firing; In gunnery and engagement usage, an impact burst which hits the target. 6. NATO In radar, any discrete object which reflects or retransmits energy back to the radar equipment, or the object of a radar search or surveillance. Army—an object, vehicle, individual, etc., which is the aiming point of any weapon or weapon system. Note FRA: Can be also an effect to produce in time or during a period of time. 7. Generic term used to designate any zone, force, facility, weapon system, person or any other entity of intelligence significance and which may be monitored or reconnoitred (FRA)
tech., abbr. trgt
USA An entity or object that performs a function for the adversary considered for possible engagement or other action. see also objective area; In intelligence usage, a country, area, installation, agency, or person against which intelligence operations are directed. see also objective area; An area designated and numbered for future firing. see also objective area; In gunfire support usage, an impact burst that hits the target (JP 3-60) see also objective area
TARGET ['tɑ:gɪt] abbr.
abbr. Tourism Assessment And Resource Growth Evaluation Team; Trans european Automated Real time Gross settlement Transfer System; Travel Awareness Regional Groups For Environmental Transport
abbr., bank. Trans-European Automated Real-Time Gross Settlement Express Transfer System (ADENYUR)
abbr., ed. Tutoring Academics Recreation Guidance Enrichment And Technology
abbr., inet. The Annual Rec Gambling Entry Tournament
abbr., mil. Time For Audit Review Guidelines Education and Training; Theater-level Analysis, Replanning and Geopolitical Toolbox; Training and Rehearsal Generation Toolkit
abbr., physiol., med. Treatment Adequacy Review For Gaining Enhanced Therapy
abbr., st.exch. Team Approach Regarding Gang Enforcement Techniques
abbr., transp. Transportability Analysis Reports Generator
abbr., USA technology and accessible resources give employment today (BabaikaFromPechka)
energ.ind. thermal advanced gas-cooled reactor exploiting thorium
Target А ['tɑ:gɪt] n
prop.name Pentagon (nick MichaelBurov)
TARGET ['tɑ:gɪt] abbr.
abbr. Trans-European automated realtime gross settlement express transfer system (вк)
abbr., earth.sc. team to advance research for gas energy transformation
abbr., USA technology and accessible resources give employment today (BabaikaFromPechka)
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Construction4 Insurance4 Shooting sport13
Corporate governance13 International Monetary Fund21 Social science5
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Environment36 Microsoft31 Virology2
Fencing11 Military20 Waste management1
Finances61 Mineral products1 Weightlifting3
Fish farming pisciculture6 Natural resourses and wildlife conservation2