Absorb en français : traduction et définition
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Traduction et définition
to absorb: absorber
The padded walls absorb the sound quite well. Les murs capitonnés absorbent assez bien le son.
I don't think that we can absorb these financial losses. Je ne pense pas que nous serons capables d'absorber ces pertes financières.
Exemples
- "I've spoken to Icarus regarding this issue and he has informed me that we can't simply absorb the cost of this excess production, nor would I want to do this."
- "Susie : We compensate for these emissions by sponsoring the planting of the necessary amount of trees in India, to absorb the same amount of Co2."
- "This new department will absorb the current freelance hotline staff, and will provide customer support by telephone to Delavigne customers worldwide."
- "Neighborhoods are starting to flood and others are being sandbagged to absorb the water."
Exercice 1
Why has Bruno written this e-mail to Luna?
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
Why has Bruno written this e-mail to Luna?
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
Excerpt: Therefore, I have decided to create a customer service department here at the San Francisco office.
Naturally, we'll be needing a manager for this team: his or her responsibilities will include fielding phone calls, training and managing the staff of this new department. I'd like you to get started and schedule some interviews.
There may be more than one correct answer! Choose all that apply.
This is one of the main reasons for Bruno's message to Luna. Bruno writes about the development of a new customer service department, and the hiring of a head manager for this new department.
Bruno never asks Luna to give the news of the new department to the rest of the staff.
Bruno mentions in his e-mail he prefers not to outsource customer service work to other departments, however this is not the reason for his e-mail to Luna, nor is he actually "condemning" outsourcing. He is actually stating his preference not to outsource this department to a foreign country.
This is one of the purposes of Bruno's e-mail to Luna. In the second paragraph of his message, he writes that it will be Luna's responsibility to select the new head of the customer service department, although Bruno reserves the right to approve or disapprove of Luna's decision.
Bruno never asks Luna to fire anybody in this e-mail. Bruno assures Luna that nobody will be laid-off (or fired), and that Delavigne isn't downsizing, however this expresses that nobody will in fact be fired. Bruno also writes that the current hotline representatives working at Delavigne will be absorbed by the new customer service departments, which means that they will be a part of the new customer service department. In this context, "to absorb" means to integrate or incorporate.
Excerpt: Therefore, I have decided to create a customer service department here at the San Francisco office.
Naturally, we'll be needing a manager for this team: his or her responsibilities will include fielding phone calls, training and managing the staff of this new department. I'd like you to get started and schedule some interviews.
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