mission

UK
/ˈmɪʃ.ən/
US
/ˈmɪʃ.ən/

Traduzioni

missionnoun
missions
pl
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US
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missionVocation, but ou ambition profondément ressentie.
Her mission in life was to help educate underprivileged children.
Sa mission dans la vie était d'aider à instruire les enfants défavorisés.
missionOrganisation religieuse ou caritative, ou son établissement.
The mission provided meals and shelter to the homeless in the city.
La mission a fourni des repas et un abri aux sans-abri de la ville.
missionTravail, tâche ou objectif assigné.
The astronauts were briefed on their mission to the International Space Station.
Les astronautes ont été informés de leur mission vers la Station spatiale internationale.
missionOpération militaire, aérienne ou spatiale visant un objectif précis.
The fighter pilots completed their night mission without encountering enemy fire.
Les pilotes de chasse ont terminé leur mission de nuit sans rencontrer de tirs ennemis.
missionGroupe envoyé à l'étranger pour une activité diplomatique ou humanitaire.
The United Nations sent a mission to provide aid to the war-torn region.
Les Nations unies ont envoyé une mission pour apporter de l'aide à la région dévastée par la guerre.
missionverb
missioned
Past Simple
missioned
Past Participle
missioning
Gerund
Mostly in military, business, or religious contexts, meaning ‘to send on a mission’ or ‘to engage in missionary work’.
Traduzioni aggiuntive
missionnerEmploi rare: envoyer en mission, affecter à une tâche.
évangéliserDans le sens religieux: mener une activité missionnaire.
missionadjective
UK
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US
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Used attributively before a noun to mean ‘relating to a mission’.
missionEmploi attributif, notamment dans les expressions liées à une mission ou à un style associé aux missions espagnoles.
The mission briefing outlined every possible contingency.
Le briefing mission a exposé toutes les éventualités possibles.

Definizioni

missionnoun
A specific task or duty assigned to a person or group, often involving travel or a particular goal.
The astronauts were briefed on their mission to the International Space Station.
A group of people sent to a foreign country to conduct diplomatic or humanitarian work.
The United Nations sent a mission to provide aid to the war-torn region.
A religious or charitable organization or its headquarters, especially one involved in outreach or service.
The mission provided meals and shelter to the homeless in the city.
A strongly felt aim, ambition, or calling.
Her mission in life was to help educate underprivileged children.
An operational sortie or expedition undertaken by military forces, aircraft, or spacecraft to achieve a specific objective.
The fighter pilots completed their night mission without encountering enemy fire.
missionverb
To send someone on a specific task or assignment.
The commander missioned the squad to rescue the hostages.
To engage in or conduct missionary or outreach work.
They have missioned among remote communities for decades.
missionadjective
Relating to or characteristic of a mission, especially an assigned task or operation.
The mission briefing outlined every possible contingency.
Designating a style of plain, sturdy furniture or architecture associated with the Spanish missions of California.
They furnished the living room with mission tables and chairs.