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externalise

UK
/ɪkˈstɜːnəlaɪz/
US
/ɪkˈstɜrnəlaɪz/

Translations

externaliseverb
externalised
Past Simple
externalised
Past Participle
externalising
Gerund
UK
/ɪkˈstɜːnəlaɪz/
US
/ɪkˈstɜrnəlaɪz/
externaliserAu sens économique ou managérial : transférer à un tiers des coûts, une responsabilité ou une activité.
The company externalised the environmental costs by outsourcing production to another country.
L’entreprise a externalisé les coûts environnementaux en délocalisant la production dans un autre pays.
externaliserEn informatique : rendre des données ou des processus accessibles à l’extérieur du système.
The framework externalises session data to a shared cache so that it can be retrieved by any server in the cluster.
Le framework externalise les données de session vers un cache partagé afin qu’elles puissent être récupérées par n’importe quel serveur du cluster.
extérioriserAu sens psychologique : rendre visibles ou manifester des sentiments, des pensées, des émotions.
She externalised her frustration by shouting at the top of her lungs.
Elle a extériorisé sa frustration en criant à pleins poumons.
externaliserAu sens psychologique : attribuer un état intérieur à une cause extérieure.
He externalised his anxiety by blaming the noisy environment for his lack of focus.
Il a externalisé son anxiété en accusant l’environnement bruyant de son manque de concentration.
Synonyms
externalize
show
display
reveal
manifest
articulate
express

Definitions

externaliseverb
To express or make something visible or tangible, especially feelings or thoughts.
She externalised her frustration by shouting at the top of her lungs.
To attribute something, such as a feeling or a thought, to an external cause or object.
He externalised his anxiety by blaming the noisy environment for his lack of focus.
To transfer or project something, such as a cost or responsibility, to an outside entity.
The company externalised the environmental costs by outsourcing production to another country.
To convert internal data, objects, or processes into a form that can be stored, transmitted, or accessed externally (computing).
The framework externalises session data to a shared cache so that it can be retrieved by any server in the cluster.
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