Anglais

Hipccup : Problem wich a causes a delay but is not very serious – Contretemps / Problème
Long shot : A solution that has a little chance of being successful
Troubleshooting : Discovering and solving problems
Quick fix : Fast and easy solution that solves a problem only for a short time
Obstacle : Something that prevents you from making process
Long-term solution : Something which solve a problem for extended period of time
Defect : A technical problem that prevents something from working properly

To face : Deal with – Traîter avec

Decode which things are the most important so that you can deal with them first : Prioritize –
Prioriser
Look at or consider a thing carfully in order to discover something about it : Examine – examiner
Make something less harmful, unpleasant or bad : Mitigate – atténuer
Measure or judge the amount or number of something : Quantify – Quantifier
Recognize a problem and show that is exist : Identify – Identifier

An examinatation of people’s opinions done by asking people questions : A survey – un sondage

Scarcity : Shortfall – Pénurie/insuffisance
In summary : in a nutshell – En somme / en résumé
Visible : Prominent – Important
It considers the whole situation : A hollistic approach – Une approche hollistique
Damaging / Obviously harmful : Detrimental – Néfaste / Dommageable

It’s look like : cela ressemble à… / il semble que…

That makes sense : c’est logique
It sounds like you may have : d’après ce que tu me dis
Damage : Indemnisation financière
Such as : tel que
Like : Comme
Further to : Following on from – A la suite de…
So that : In order to – Pour que / de sorte de…
Due to : Because of ; As a result of – A cause de…
Therefore : So – Donc / Alors
Damaging : Hamful – Negative
Peers : People who have the some position / abilities as other people in a group – Pairs
Castly : Too expensive
Clue : Some information that helps you find the answer to a problem
Detect : Pick up
Set up : Get something ready
Reach gut : Try to communicate
Start : Get going
Support a fact : Back up
Start : Get going
Take somebody on board : Employ someone
A can of worms : A source of many unpredictable and complicated problems
Keep a cool head : Stay calm
A defect : Défaut / vice / malfaçon
A survey : Une enquête
In a nutshell : En bref
Compelling : Irréfutable / Convaincant
Prominent : Connu / Eminent
Futher to : Suite à
Due to : En raison de / A cause de
In order to : Pour / afin de
To bargin : Négocier
To sample : To taste
A ban : Une interdiction

Must = Have to – Devoir (dans le sens être obligé)

(interdit) Musn’t ≠ Don’t have to (ne pas être obligé)

Extend se construit avec « over » : sur une période

Extend by + durée (Rallonger de…) – Make longer
Extend from… to… (Cela s’étend de…)

4 category of risk :
1. Hazard risk
2. Operationnal risks
3. Financial risks
4. Strategic risks

4 step to problem solving :

1. Identify the problem
2. Look for solutions
3. Evaluate and compare solutions
4. Choose the best solution

Conditionnel :
- If + had + PP / Would + have + been
- If + had + PP / Would + have + PP

Iréel du présent :
- If + Prétérit / Would + verbe

Hypothèse :
- If + présent / Will + verbe

Consequences of miscommuniation :
- Work not being done
- Work being done wrong and having to be redone
- Cancelled orders / contracts

Find a solution : work something out

Take somebody on board : Employ someaone
A can of worms : a source of many unpredictable and complicate problems
Close a deal : Complete a negociation
Breathe down someone’s neck : Watch someone’s activity very clavely
Keep a cool head : Stay calm
To do everything by the book : 100% according to the rules
We came up short : Failed to achieve a goal completely
Cornered the market : Dominated a particular sector
To get the ball rolling on this project : Start something (usally a work project)
To get a foot in the door : To take a low level position with the goal of eventually getting (a better
position in the future)
Went though the roof : Increased very quickly
To close the book : Stop taking orders in orders / to end a bookkeeping paeiad
To give us the green light : give someone permission to start doing something
ERM : Entreprise Risk Management
Pris and Cons : advantages / disadvantages
Imelevant : Pas pertinent
Slight : Léger
Fauty : Défectueux
Rise : Elévation
Withtholrawal : Retrait (produit)
Claim : Affirmation
Under budget : Spending less than expected
I’ll come over and try to sort it out : Taking action
Inwardly : Secrètement

On (date) ≠ In ≠ At (heure)

Running out of time : Ne pas être dans les temps (être en retard)
Get on to : Consulter
Cost overruns : Dépassement de coût
To give the go-ahead : donner le feu vert – to give the green light – to give the approval
To get underway : pour commencer – to start
Government grant : Subvention gouvernementale
Bargaining : Négocaition – Negociating /
Haggling : Marchandage
To recall a product : Rappeler un produit
The book (sans S) : Livre de compte / livre de bord
Sort it out : Régler le problème