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missions
English
English
French
French
assignment [Brit əˈsʌɪnm(ə)nt, Am əˈsaɪnmənt] N
1. assignment (professional):
assignment (diplomatic, military)
poste m
assignment (specific duty)
mission f
to be on assignment to
être en poste à
2. assignment (academic):
assignment
devoir m
3. assignment (of duties, staff, funds):
assignment
affectation f
4. assignment LAW (of rights, contract):
assignment
cession f
journalistic assignment, ethics, style
journalistique
plan, schedule, assignment to cock things up
tout faire foirer sl
grade work, assignment
noter (from de, to à)
fresh attr attempt, assignment, inquiry
nouveau/-elle
French
French
English
English
cession LAW, FIN
transfer, assignment
affectation/option implicite
default assignment/option
il a fait trois remplacements ce mois-ci enseignant:
he had three supply teaching assignments this month Brit
il a fait trois remplacements ce mois-ci enseignant:
he had three substitute teaching assignments this month Am
mission
mission, assignment
mission officielle/secrète
official/secret mission ou assignment
être envoyé en mission auprès de qn
to be sent to sb on special assignment
délégation de créance LAW
assignment of debt
English
English
French
French
assignment N
1. assignment (task):
assignment
mission f
2. assignment no pl (attribution):
assignment
affectation f
3. assignment SCHOOL, UNIV:
assignment
devoir m
turn in assignment
remettre
French
French
English
English
tous les devoirs, sans en excepter un seul, sont mauvais
all the assignments, with no exceptions, are bad
English
English
French
French
assignment N
1. assignment (task):
assignment
mission f
2. assignment (attribution):
assignment
affectation f
3. assignment SCHOOL, UNIV:
assignment
devoir m
outstanding assignment
inachevé(e)
turn in assignment
remettre
French
French
English
English
être en détachement
to be on temporary assignment
détaché(e) fonctionnaire
on temporary assignment
détacher qn à Paris
to send sb to Paris on temporary assignment
répartition des rôles
role assignment
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tous les devoirs, sans en excepter un seul, sont mauvais
all the assignments, with no exceptions, are bad
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The journalistic principle is the same: to be skeptical unless there's hard evidence and proof.
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Upon completing his studies he entered the journalistic field.
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The journalistic standards of this piece were widely called into question.
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She still publishes occasional journalistic pieces, as well as short fiction and poetry.
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During his journalistic career he has reported from some 50 countries.
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