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1 intervening time
intervening time Zwischenschaltzeit fEnglish-German dictionary of Electrical Engineering and Electronics > intervening time
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3 ad interim (Latin for for the intervening time, temporarily)
Религия: тем временемУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > ad interim (Latin for for the intervening time, temporarily)
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4 interim (Latin for an intervening time)
Религия: промежуток времениУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > interim (Latin for an intervening time)
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5 intervening
intervening [‚ɪntəˈvi:nɪŋ][event] survenu ; [period of time] intermédiaire* * *[ˌɪntə'viːnɪŋ]in the intervening period ou hours — entre-temps
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[ˌɪntə'viːnɪŋ]in the intervening period o hours nel frattempo; in the intervening 10 years — nei dieci anni intercorsi
* * *intervening /ɪntəˈvi:nɪŋ/a.1 che intercorre: in the intervening years, negli anni che intercorsero; in the intervening time, nel frattempo2 che si interpone; che si frappone; che sta in mezzo; interposto* * *[ˌɪntə'viːnɪŋ]in the intervening period o hours nel frattempo; in the intervening 10 years — nei dieci anni intercorsi
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7 intervening
adj. in the intervening time/months/years/centuries во времето/месеците/годините/вековите што следат/следеа; во изминатото време/месеци/години/векови: She hadn't changed much in the intervening yearsBo изминатите години таа многу не се изменила -
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intervening [‚ɪntə'vi:nɪŋ](period of time) intermédiaire;∎ during the intervening period dans l'intervalle, entre-tempsUn panorama unique de l'anglais et du français > intervening
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inter·ven·ing[ˌɪntəˈvi:nɪŋ, AM -t̬ɚˈ-]in the \intervening period in der Zwischenzeit* * *["Intə'viːnɪŋ]adjperiod of time, space dazwischenliegendin the intervening weeks — in den Wochen dazwischen, in den dazwischenliegenden Wochen
in the intervening period — in der Zwischenzeit
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10 with no time intervening
Деловая лексика: в оперативном порядкеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with no time intervening
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['ɪntəvl] nounat intervals — in Abständen
after an interval of three years — nach [Ablauf von] drei Jahren
sunny or bright intervals — (Meteorol.) Aufheiterungen Pl.
* * *['intəvəl]1) (a time or space between: He returned home after an interval of two hours.) der Zwischenraum,die Zwischenzeit2) (a short break in a play, concert etc: We had ice-cream in the interval.) die Pause•- academic.ru/115161/at_intervals">at intervals* * *in·ter·val[ˈɪntəvəl, AM -t̬ɚ-]nto do sth at 15-second/five-minute \intervals etw alle 15 Sekunden/fünf Minuten tunat regular \intervals in regelmäßigen Abständenwith sunny \intervals mit sonnigen Abschnitten* * *['Intəvəl]nsunny intervals (Met) — Aufheiterungen pl
2) (SCH, THEAT ETC) Pause f* * *at intervals dann und wann, ab und zu, in Abständen;at regular intervals in regelmäßigen Abständen;at ten-minute intervals, at intervals of ten minutes in Abständen von zehn Minuten, (Bus etc auch) im Zehn-Minuten-Takt;at intervals of fifty feet in Abständen von 50 Fuß;sunny intervals METEO Aufheiterungen;there was a long interval before he answered er antwortete erst nach einer langen Pause;at the interval SPORT bei Halbzeit, zur Pause;after leading 2-1 at the interval nach einer Pausenführung von 2:1, nachdem sie zur Pause noch mit 2:1 geführt hatten3. MUS Intervall n (Höhenunterschied zwischen zwei Tönen, die gleichzeitig oder nacheinander erklingen)4. MATH Intervall n (Bereich zwischen zwei Punkten auf einer Strecke oder Skala)* * *['ɪntəvl] nounafter an interval of three years — nach [Ablauf von] drei Jahren
2) (break, period; also Brit. Theatre etc.) Pause, diesunny or bright intervals — (Meteorol.) Aufheiterungen Pl.
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"1. distance (between two things). 2. time between two events, interval. 3. relations (between people). 4. break (in a game); interlude; intermission. 5. space, spacing. 6. time, point in time. 7. intermediary, intermediate. -da during the intervening time: Pazartesi ve cumartesi günleri gelir; arada hiç gözükmez. He comes on Mondays and Saturdays; on days other than these he´s not to be seen. -dan in the meantime, meanwhile, during the intervening time: Aradan on gün geçmişti. In the meantime ten days had gone by. -sına 1. between. 2. among. -sında 1. between. 2. among. -sından 1. from between. 2. from among. 3. through. -ları açık. They are not on friendly terms./Their friendship is broken. -ları açılmak to be on strained terms. -larını açmak /ın/ to spoil (their) friendship, create a rift (between). -larına almak /ı/ to let (someone) join one´s group. -da bir from time to time, now and then. -larını bozmak /ın/, - bozmak to destroy the friendship (between or among). -ları bozulmak to be on strained terms. - bölge buffer zone. -larını bulmak /ın/, - bulmak to reconcile, settle a dispute (between). -da çıkarmak /ı/ to get (something) done when one has a spare minute, get (something) done in a spare minute, squeeze (something) into one´s schedule (said of a task done while one is in the midst of other work). -dan çıkarmak /ı/ to get (something) done, get (something) over with (so that one can get on with other work). -dan çıkmak 1. (for a pestiferous person) to absent himself/herself, leave. 2. (for a task) to be done, be over with, be finished (so that one can get on with other work). -larında dağlar kadar fark var. colloq. They are as different as black and white./They are as different as chalk and cheese. - devlet buffer state. - duvar partition, dividing wall. -larını düzeltmek /ın/ to reconcile. -sı geçmeden without delay, while the situation is still fresh. -larına girmek /ın/ to work to reconcile (two people or two parties). -ya girmek 1. to work to reconcile two people. 2. (for something unexpected) to interfere suddenly with the work in hand. -ya gitmek 1. to go to waste. 2. to be lost in the confusion. -sı hoş olmamak /la/ 1. to be on bad terms with. 2. to dislike (something). -da kalmak to suffer for mixing in a dispute between others; to be caught in the middle in an argument. -larında kan olmak to have a blood feud (between). - kapı communicating door. -larından kara kedi geçmek/-larına kara kedi girmek to be cross with each other. - kararı provisional decision (of a court). -larına karışmak /ın/ to mix (with). -larında karlı dağlar olmak to be far apart, be very different. -da kaynamak to pass unnoticed, get lost in the shuffle. -ya koymak /ı/ to ask (a third person) to mediate. - limanı port of call. - mal semifinished goods. - seçim by-election. - sıra/-da sırada now and then, from time to time, occasionally. -ya soğukluk girmek to have a coolness arise in a friendship. -sı soğumak /ın/ to lose its importance with the passage of time. -sını soğutmak /ın/ to delay (a thing so that it is forgotten). -yı soğutmak (for a friendship) to cool off. -larından su sızmamak to be very close friends. - vermeden/vermeksizin continuously. - vermek /a/ to take a break (from), stop doing (something) for a while. -ya vermek /ı/ to waste. -ları yağ bal olmak to be intimate friends. -yı yapmak 1. to become friends again, make up. 2. to reconcile friends who have quarreled." -
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yks.nom. väliaika; yks.gen. väliajan; yks.part. väliaikaa; yks.ill. väliaikaan; mon.gen. väliaikojen väliaikain; mon.part. väliaikoja; mon.ill. väliaikoihininterim (noun)interlude (noun)intermission (noun)interval (noun)interval pause (noun)intervening time (noun)recess (noun)* * *• intermission• interim• interlude• intermediate time• recess• pause• break• half time• intervening time• interval• intermittence• interval pause -
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noun3) (intervening time) kurze Phase od. Periode4) (event interposed) Intermezzo, das* * *['intəlu:d](a usually short period or gap, eg between the acts of a play etc: We bought an ice-cream during the interlude; an interlude of calm during the violence.) die Pause* * *inter·lude[ˈɪntəlu:d, AM -t̬ɚlu:d]nlunch-time \interlude Mittagspause fmusical \interlude musikalisches Zwischenspiel* * *['ɪntəluːd]nPeriode f; (THEAT) (= interval) Pause f; (= performance) Zwischenspiel nt; (MUS) Interludium nt; (= episode) Intermezzo nt, Episode f* * *interlude [ˈıntə(r)luːd] s1. a) (kurze) Zeit, Periode f:an interlude of bright weather eine Schönwetterperiodeb) Unterbrechung f (in gen)2. THEATa) Pause f* * *noun3) (intervening time) kurze Phase od. Periode4) (event interposed) Intermezzo, das* * *n.Zwischenprogramm n.Zwischenspiel n. -
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1) General subject: interim, interlapse, lapse, mean time, period, space, span, spell, stretch, while, interval, window4) Religion: interim (Latin for "an intervening time")5) Law: term6) Economy: period stretch, space of time, time horizon, time span, time-horizon7) Accounting: length of time8) Australian slang: Maori P. T.9) Architecture: distance10) Telecommunications: time lapse11) Information technology: time interval, time lag (между двумя связанными событиями)12) Oil: time term13) Patents: source of time14) Business: lapse of timeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > промежуток времени
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ПОКА СУД ДА ДЕЛО coll subord clause Invar fixed WOwhile sth. is happening, until such time as circumstances clarify themselves, in the intervening timein the meantimewhile (until) things sort themselves out while this is (still) in the works while this is (still) going on meanwhile (in limited contexts) for the time being.«Захватишь узлы, и вот что, Филат, присматривай тут (за домом), пожалуйста, пока суд да дело» (Пастернак 1). "Take the bundles over. And keep an eye on the house, Filat, until things sort themselves out" (1a).(Кот:) Умоляю вас — вызовите его (дракона) на бой. Он, конечно, убьёт вас, но пока суд да дело, можно будет помечтать, развалившись перед очагом, о том, как случайно или чудом, так или сяк, не тем, так этим, может быть, как-нибудь, а вдруг и вы его убьёте (Шварц 2). (Cat:) Do challenge him (the Dragon), I implore you. He will kill you, of course, but while it's all going on I shall be able to dream in front of the fire of how, perchance, by some accident or some miracle, in this way or that way, somehow or other, you might kill him (2b).Донат! Донат! Вещи снеси вот, пока суд да дело, в пассажирский зал, в ожидальную» (Пастернак 1). "Donat! Donat! Take these things into the waiting room for the time being" (1a). -
18 пока суд да дело
• ПОКА СУД ДА ДЕЛО coll[subord clause; Invar; fixed WO]=====⇒ while sth. is happening, until such time as circumstances clarify themselves, in the intervening time:- while < until> things sort themselves out;- meanwhile;- [in limited contexts] for the time being.♦ "Захватишь узлы, и вот что, Филат, присматривай тут [за домом], пожалуйста, пока суд да дело" (Пастернак 1). "Take the bundles over. And keep an eye on the house, Filat, until things sort themselves out" (1a).♦ [ Кот:] Умоляю вас - вызовите его [дракона] на бой. Он, конечно, убьёт вас, но пока суд да дело, можно будет помечтать, развалившись перед очагом, о том, как случайно или чудом, так или сяк, не тем, так этим, может быть, как-нибудь, а вдруг и вы его убьёте (Шварц 2). [Cat:] Do challenge him [the Dragon], I implore you. He will kill you, of course, but while it's all going on I shall be able to dream in front of the fire of how, perchance, by some accident or some miracle, in this way or that way, somehow or other, you might kill him (2b).♦ "Донат! Донат! Веши снеси вот, пока суд да дело, в пассажирский зал, в ожидальную" (Пастернак 1). "Donat! Donat! Ikke these things into the waiting room for the time being" (1a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > пока суд да дело
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1. тем временем2. между темСинонимический ряд:meanwhile (adj.) at the same time; during that time; for now; in the; intervening time; meanwhile; while that's going on -
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1) General subject: ad interim, all the while, in the interim, in the mean time, in the meantime, meantime, meanwhile, in the meanwhile2) Latin: per interim3) Religion: ad interim (Latin for "for the intervening time", temporarily)
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