0 to give things that people want or need, often over a long period of time -- suministrar, abastecer
1 an amount of something that is ready to be used -- provisión
2 an amount of sth that can be used -- reserva [ feminine, singular ]
3 the act or process of supplying sth -- suministro [ masculine, singular ]
the supply of electricity to major northeastern cities el suministro de electricidad a las principales ciudades del noreste
4 not easy to obtain or find -- quedar poco
Specialist teachers are in short supply. Los maestros especializados son escasos.
I should also mention that we have trade agreements which sometimes exacerbate the problems with regard to food supply and poverty in the world.
The long-term plan should include both gas supply networks and regional interconnections.
The report also places liability for vaccines with manufacturers, which may hinder the supply of vaccines and blurs lines of accountability.
Naturally, we are also interested in diversifying the supply and transport routes.
This report also comments on the composition of the fruit supply.
These include emergency relief, emergency supplies of drugs and medical equipment, water supply and basic, very immediate rehabilitation of health, water and sanitation infrastructures.
The supply of medication is a health service.
Securing the incomes of farmers and an adequate supply of good quality food must therefore be key goals of the common agricultural policy.
中文繁体
供應,提供,供給, 供應量,供給量…
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供应,提供,供给, 供应量,供给量…
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abastecer, suprir, fornecer…
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~を供給する, 支給する, 提供する…
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sağlamak, tedarik etmek, vermek…
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fournir, approvisionner, approvisionnement…
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proveir, subministrar, provisió…
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يُزَوِّد, تَزْويد…
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