readiness
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| readiness abbr. | |
| construct. | vitesse; rapidité; vélocité; célérité |
| forestr. | capacité opérationnelle; état de préparation; réceptivité |
| health. | disponibilité |
| mil. logist. | disponibilité d'une unité |
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| commun. gen. | dest.; destinataire |
| el. | retarder; inhiber |
| environ. | méthodes et instruments de mesure des différents polluants |
| fin. tech. | jusqu'au |
| forestr. | coller |
| deploy abbr. | |
| gen. | gonfler/se |
noun | noun | to phrases
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| vitesse f; rapidité f; vélocité f; célérité f | |||
| capacité opérationnelle; état de préparation; réceptivité f | |||
| disponibilité d'une unité | |||
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| disponibilité f | |||
| degré de préparation | |||
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| Timescale for the set up and training of a unit before its transportation and deployment, in order for it to carry out the type mission for which it was created and equipped. (FRA) | |||
| The ability of military forces to fight and meet the demands of assigned missions (JP 1) see also national military strategy | |||
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| real-time date information network in earth sciences | |||
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| ~ for (to express a readiness for change Alexander Demidov) | |||
| reinforcement and reserve mobilization | |||
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readiness : 80 phrases in 24 subjects |