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stationing

/ˈsteɪʃənɪŋ/

stationinggerund / present participle

/ˈsteɪʃənɪŋ/

Used attributively before a noun to indicate relation to the deployment or placement of personnel or equipment.

Translations

de stationnementSurtout en contexte militaire et administratif.

The stationing agreement outlined the terms of the forces' presence.

L'accord de stationnement précisait les conditions de présence des forces.

Definitions

Relating to or concerned with the deployment or placement of troops, personnel, or equipment.

The stationing agreement outlined the terms of the forces' presence.

Synonyms

stationingnoun

stationings

Translations

positionnement

The stationing of equipment in the warehouse made inventory easier.

Le positionnement du matériel dans l'entrepôt a facilité l'inventaire.

Additional translations

déploiementSurtout pour les troupes, le personnel ou le matériel en contexte militaire.

Definitions

The act of placing or positioning someone or something in a specific location, often for a particular purpose.

The stationing of troops at the border was a strategic move by the military.

Synonyms

stationnoun

Definitions

A regular stopping place on a public transportation route, especially one on a railroad line with a platform and often one or more buildings.

The train pulled into the station, and passengers began to disembark.

A place or building where a specified activity or service is based.

The fire station is located in the center of town to ensure quick response times.

A position, post, or location where someone is assigned to remain or work.

The soldier was ordered to return to his station at the base.

A broadcasting company or channel.

The local radio station played her favorite song every morning.

A large farm or ranch, especially in Australia or New Zealand.

They spent the summer working on a sheep station in the outback.

Social or official rank; status or standing.

Despite his humble origins, he rose to a position of high station.

stationverb

stationing

ing-form

stationed

Past Simple

stationed

Past Participle

stationing

ing-form

/ˈsteɪʃən/

Translations

affecterDans le sens de placer quelqu’un à un poste ou à un lieu déterminé.

The company decided to station the new employee at the front desk.

L'entreprise a décidé d'affecter le nouvel employé à l'accueil.

déployerSurtout pour des troupes ou des effectifs placés en position.

The general ordered the troops to station themselves along the perimeter.

Le général a ordonné de déployer les troupes le long du périmètre.

Definitions

To assign to a specific place or position for a particular purpose.

The company decided to station the new employee at the front desk.

To place or set in a particular spot or position, often for a specific task or duty.

The general ordered the troops to station themselves along the perimeter.

Synonyms

stationadjective

Definitions

Relating to, serving, or situated at a station, especially a transport or service facility.

A station clock hung above the platform.