Logistical

//ləˈdʒɪ.stɪ.k(ə)l//

Synonyms for "logistical" (2 found)

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Adjective(1 words)

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Translations

15 translations across 14 languages.

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Belarusian

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  • лагісты́чны adj (relating to logistics)

Catalan

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  • logístic adj (relating to logistics)

Czech

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  • logistický adj (relating to logistics)

Dutch

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  • logistiek adj (relating to logistics)

Finnish

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  • logistinen adj (relating to logistics)

French

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  • logistique adj (relating to logistics)

German

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  • logistisch adj (relating to logistics)

Hungarian

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  • logisztikai adj (relating to logistics)
  • logisztikus adj (relating to logistics)

Irish

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  • lóistíochúil adj (relating to logistics)

Polish

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  • logistyczny adj (relating to logistics)

Romanian

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  • logistic adj (relating to logistics)

Russian

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  • логисти́ческий adj (relating to logistics)

Spanish

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  • logístico adj (relating to logistics)

Ukrainian

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  • логісти́чний adj (relating to logistics)

Sample sentences

7 total sentences available.

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Algeria needs to reduce logistical costs.

Source: tatoeba (8563902)

Algeria should become an important logistical center.

Source: tatoeba (9459057)

Algeria is trying to become an important logistical hub in Africa.

Source: tatoeba (9459059)

The canal, though its creation was closely tied to the military operations of Gaius Marius, has shown signs of being used beyond its initial military purpose. The stone platforms found south of the structure, as well as commercial pottery and its prolonged use, suggest that the canal was integrated into the port system of Arles, serving as a passage for goods from the Mediterranean to the interior of Gaul. In later centuries, especially during the High Roman Empire, the canal was likely part of the port system known as Fossae Marianae, a set of port facilities documented in Roman itineraries and ancient maps. Its presence was crucial in establishing the link between the city of Arles – which became a Roman colony in 46 BC – and maritime trade, which favored its economic growth and consolidated its role as an important logistical hub.

Source: tatoeba (13113715)

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