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Bus/Financial - Management / Training | | French term or phrase: chemin de fer | Pour cette raison, nous prenons l'hypothèse de réaliser un "{388}chemin de fer{389}" de chaque formation complété du {390}support de cours{391} correspondant.
That's the text that I've got. I asked the outsourcer for reference and all he could tell me was
that it is a didactic support :Une sorte de "track" avec deux rails et des traverses représentant des
étapes de la formation.
Now i'm really lost!
TIA |
| Nikeeta KulkarniKudoZ activityQuestions: 30 (none open) ( 5 closed without grading) Answers: 53
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| | outline, overview | Explanation:
I've met this term in marketing and communication contexts where it has been used to describe a general overview of what is being required, a plan, a summary, a set of instructions. It is quite a general term and depending on the context a number of options are open.
"Outline" is one possibility among a whole range of others.
"Ch de fer" also used in computing to describe the thumbnails, which provide an outline/overview of the whole file... |
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Nikki Scott-Despaigne
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1 day12 hrs confidence: | Chemin de Fer (in this context) outline, overview
Explanation:
I've met this term in marketing and communication contexts where it has been used to describe a general overview of what is being required, a plan, a summary, a set of instructions. It is quite a general term and depending on the context a number of options are open.
"Outline" is one possibility among a whole range of others.
"Ch de fer" also used in computing to describe the thumbnails, which provide an outline/overview of the whole file...
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