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1 время уборки урожая
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > время уборки урожая
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2 низкий урожай
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > низкий урожай
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3 недород
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4 малый урожай
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > малый урожай
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5 бедный урожай
poor harvest, scanty harvestРусско-Английский новый экономический словарь > бедный урожай
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6 низкий урожай
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7 убирать урожай
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8 плохой урожай
1) General subject: a scanty harvest, poor crop, small harvest, small crop, poor yield2) Makarov: a poor harvest, lean harvest, poor harvest -
9 бедный
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10 неурожай
1) General subject: bad harvest, blight, corn failure, harvest failure, crop failure, failure of crops, poor harvest, poor yield2) Agriculture: failure3) Economy: bad crop, crop setback4) Forestry: poor crop, short crop5) Makarov: crop set, setback to the crop -
11 бедный урожай
1) General subject: a poor harvest, scanty harvest2) Economy: poor harvest3) Makarov: a scanty harvest -
12 обильный урожай
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13 бедный урожай
1. poor harvestокончание жатвы, завершение уборки урожая — harvest home
жать, снимать урожай — to reap the harvest
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14 недород
1) General subject: a shortcoming of a crop, blight, crop failure, local / minor famine, poor harvest, poor crop2) Economy: bad crop3) Ecology: harvest failure -
15 бедный
1. impoverished2. needyбеднее, чем следовало — poorer than was need
3. shabby4. lean5. weak6. shabbily7. poor; poor inСинонимический ряд:1. маломощно (прил.) маломочно; маломощно2. небогато (прил.) небогато; нище; скудно; убого3. несчастно (прил.) бесталанно; горемычно; несчастливо; несчастно4. убого (проч.) небогато; нищенски; по-нищенски; скудно; убогоАнтонимический ряд:богато; состоятельно -
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18 неурожайный
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19 год
м.1) (единица летосчисления; 12 месяцев) year1995 год — nineteen ninety five, the year 1995
в бу́дущем году́ — next year
в про́шлом году́ — last year
три года тому́ наза́д — three years ago
че́рез три года́ (с сегодняшнего дня) — in three years, in three years' time; ( спустя три года) three years later
в год — annually, a year
2) ( годичный цикл) yearастрономи́ческий год — astronomic year
со́лнечный год астр. — solar year
теку́щий год — current year
уче́бный год — academic year; (в школе тж.) school year
бюдже́тный / фина́нсовый год — fiscal year
хозя́йственный год — economic year
урожа́йный год — good year for the crops, productive year, bumper crop year
неурожа́йный год — year of poor harvest; lean year
3) мн. ( период в несколько лет) years; days; timeде́тские годы — childhood sg, the days of one's childhood
шко́льные год — school days
в ста́рые годы — in (the) olden days, in days gone by
они́ не вида́лись годы — they have not seen each other for years, it is years since they last met
4) мн. ( десятилетие)шестидеся́тые [восьмидеся́тые и т.п.] годы — the sixties [the eighties, etc]
лю́ди шестидеся́тых годо́в — the people of the sixties
пятидеся́тые годы 19-го ве́ка — the 1850s, the eighteen fifties
5) ( возраст) years, age; ( при точном указании числа лет) years old; aged (+ num)ребёнку оди́н год — the child is one year old
ему́ пошёл деся́тый год — he is in his tenth year
в мои́ годы — at my age
в года́х — middle-aged, advanced in years
а годы иду́т — time marches on, time waits for no one
не по года́м (о развитии и т.п.) — beyond one's years
быть у́мным не по года́м — be wise beyond one's years; have an old head on young shoulders идиом.
••кру́глый год — the whole year round, all the year round
Но́вый год — New Year; ( день) New Year's Day
встреча́ть Но́вый год — see the New Year in, celebrate New Year's Eve
встре́ча Но́вого года — New Year's Eve party
с Но́вым годом! — (a) happy New Year!
из года в год — year in, year out; year after year
бе́з году неде́ля разг. — since (only) a short while ago / before
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20 недород
м.poor harvest, crop failure
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