Vertaling van "clelalr-cutting was " (Engels → Frans) :

TERMINOLOGIE

burning machine | cut-off machine | cutting torch | flame-cutting machine | slab cutting machine | torch cutting machine
machine à découper au chalumeau | machine d'oxycoupage

carry out routine maintenance of chainsaw and cutting system | routine maintenance of chainsaw and cutting system carrying out | carry out routine maintenance of wood cutting machinery | carrying out routine maintenance of chainsaw and cutting system
assurer la maintenance de routine de machines de coupe de bois

axially-cutting drum | cutting head mounted at right angles to the boom | radially mounted cutting head | ripper-type cutting head
tambour à attaque axiale

pointed cut-water | pointed nose cut-water | sharp cut-water | sharp nose cut-water
avant-bec en pointe

categorise cut parts of carcasses inside cooling compartments | sort cut parts of a carcass inside a cooling compartment | catalogue cut parts of carcasses inside cooling compartments | sort cut parts of carcasses inside cooling compartments
trier des parties de carcasses dans des chambres froides

coordinate footwear cutting room | manage cutting room in footwear manufacturing | coordinate cutting room in footwear manufacturing | organize cutting room activities in footwear manufacturing
coordonner un atelier de découpage dans la production d’articles chaussants

meat processing industry [ cutting premises | cutting-up premises | slaughterhouse | meat industry(UNBIS) ]
industrie de la viande [ abattoir | atelier de découpe ]

seedling [ cutting (plant) | [http ...]
plant [ pépinière ]

pay cut [ reduction in pay | wage reduction ]
réduction des salaires [ baisse des salaires ]

IN-CONTEXT TRANSLATIONS

The effect of this shameless exploitation by forestry companies and their clelalr-cutting was that first nations that had been prosperous up until 15 years ago, with practically no under employment in their community, suddenly found themselves with no resources and a terrible unemployment rate.
L'exploitation éhontée des sociétés forestières et les coupes à blanc ont fait en sorte que des communautés des premières nations qui étaient prospères il y a à peine une quinzaine d'années, qui n'avaient pratiquement pas de sous-emploi dans leur communauté, se sont retrouvées du jour au lendemain sans ressources, avec un taux de chômage épouvantable.