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121 материальное стимулирование
1) General subject: financial incentives (АД), (материальное поощрение) financial encouragement, remunerative incentives2) Law: material incentive3) Accounting: material encouragement4) Diplomatic term: monetary incentives5) Advertising: stimulating remuneration6) Patents: financial stimulation7) Business: material incentives, material inducement8) Makarov: incentivesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > материальное стимулирование
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122 поощрять
1) General subject: abet (чему-л. дурному), cheer, chuff, countenance, embolden, encourage, foster, give encouragement to (что-л.), imbolden, impregnate, incentify, incite into, incite to, promote, stimulate, uphold, incite, pat on the back, prime the pump, put a premium on, put a premium on (что-л.), aid and abet (кого-л. сделать что-л.), advocate, lend one's support to, nurture, advance, push for, turn thumbs up2) Computers: encouraged3) Colloquial: chuff up5) Latin: incinere6) Mathematics: excite7) Economy: reward8) Australian slang: pat (smb.) on the back, spark9) Automobile industry: spur10) Diplomatic term: cultivate11) Business: favour12) leg.N.P. patronize13) Makarov: give encouragement to (smth.) (что-л.), nurse, pat on the back (кого-л.), soothe14) Phraseological unit: cheer on (to barrack, to root for.), drum up, egg somebody on -
123 стимулирование экспорта
1) Economy: encouragement of export, export promotion2) Accounting: export encouragement3) Diplomatic term: export incentives4) Business: export incentiveУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > стимулирование экспорта
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124 Aufmunterung
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125 Ermutigung
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126 anfeuern
v/t (trennb., hat -ge-)1. (Ofen, Kessel) fire* * *to drive on* * *ạn|feu|ernvt sepOfen to light; (IND) to fire; (fig = ermutigen) to spur on* * *1) (to encourage by filling with eg confidence, enthusiasm etc: The players were inspired by the loyalty of their supporters and played better football than ever before.) inspire2) (to make (someone) enthusiastic; to inspire: The story fired his imagination.) fire* * *an|feu·ernvt1. (ermutigen)▪ jdn \anfeuern to cheer sb on, to encourage sb▪ \anfeuernd encouraging\anfeuernde Zurufe cheers2. (anzünden)▪ etw \anfeuern to light sth* * *transitives Verb spur onanfeuernde Rufe/Gesten — shouts of encouragement/rousing gestures
* * *anfeuern v/t (trennb, hat -ge-)* * *transitives Verb spur onanfeuernde Rufe/Gesten — shouts of encouragement/rousing gestures
* * *(durch Zurufe) v.to root for (US) v. v.to cheer v.to encourage v.to fire v. -
127 Anfeuerungsrufe
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128 Anregung
f1. stimulation; fig. auch encouragement; (Anreiz) impulse; auch MED. stimulus; zur Anregung des Kreislaufs to get one’s circulation going2. (Vorschlag) suggestion; auf Anregung von at the suggestion of; wir sind für jede Anregung offen / dankbar all suggestions are very welcome / will be gratefully received3. ETECH. excitation* * *die Anregungsuggestion; viviparity; stimulus; excitement; incitement; impulse; innervation; incitation; fillip; proposal; excitation* * *Ạn|re|gungfjdm eine Anregung zum Denken geben — to make sb think
2) (= Vorschlag) ideaauf Anregung von or +gen — at or on the suggestion of
3) (= Belebung) stimulation* * ** * *An·re·gungf1. (Vorschlag) ideaeine \Anregung machen to make a suggestion [or proposal]auf \Anregung einer Person [o auf jds \Anregung] at sb's suggestion, at the suggestion of sb2. (Impuls) stimulus* * *zur Anregung der Verdauung/des Appetits — to stimulate the digestion/whet etc. the appetite
2) (Denkanstoß) stimulus3) (Vorschlag) proposal; suggestion* * *Anregung fzur Anregung des Kreislaufs to get one’s circulation going2. (Vorschlag) suggestion;auf Anregung von at the suggestion of;wir sind für jede Anregung offen/dankbar all suggestions are very welcome/will be gratefully received3. ELEK excitation* * *1) s. anregen 2.: stimulation; sharpening; whettingzur Anregung der Verdauung/des Appetits — to stimulate the digestion/whet etc. the appetite
2) (Denkanstoß) stimulus3) (Vorschlag) proposal; suggestion* * *-en f.animation n.excitation n.fillip n.incitation n.incitement n.inspiration n.motivation n.stimulus n.(§ pl.: stimuli)suggestion n.
См. также в других словарях:
encouragement — Encouragement … Thresor de la langue françoyse
encouragement — [ ɑ̃kuraʒmɑ̃ ] n. m. • 1564; « courage » fin XIIe; de encourager 1 ♦ Action d encourager. ⇒ incitation. « En matière de signes d encouragement, l amoureux n est pas difficile » (Maurois). Société d encouragement, nom de nombreuses sociétés… … Encyclopédie Universelle
Encouragement — En*cour age*ment, n. [Cf. F. encouragement.] 1. The act of encouraging; incitement to action or to practice; as, the encouragement of youth in generosity. [1913 Webster] All generous encouragement of arts. Otway. [1913 Webster] 2. That which… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
encouragement — ENCOURAGEMENT. s. mas. Ce qui encourage. Les Arts, les Manufactures ont besoin d encouragement. Les louanges sagement placées sont des encouragemens à la vertu, pour la vertu … Dictionnaire de l'Académie Française 1798
encouragement — 1560s, from ENCOURAGE (Cf. encourage) + MENT (Cf. ment), or from M.Fr. encoragement. As a general rule, Providence seldom vouchsafes to mortals any more than just that degree of encouragement which suffices to keep them at a reasonably full… … Etymology dictionary
Encouragement — (fr., spr. Angkuraschmang), Ermuthigung, Antrieb; daher Encouragiren (spr. Angkuraschiren), ermuntern; Encourageant (spr. Angkuraschang), aufmunternd … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
encouragement — index advocacy, approval, auspices, catalyst, contribution (participation), favor (sanction), gu … Law dictionary
encouragement — [n] help, support advance, advocacy, aid, animation, assistance, backing, boost, cheer, comfort, confidence, consolation, consoling, easement, enlivening, faith, favor, firmness, fortitude, helpfulness, hope, incentive, incitement, inspiration,… … New thesaurus
encouragement — [en kʉr′ijmənt, in kʉr′ijmənt] n. 1. an encouraging or being encouraged 2. something that encourages … English World dictionary
encouragement — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ considerable, great, strong ▪ a little, gentle ▪ the slightest ▪ Given the slightest encouragement, he d leave his job … Collocations dictionary
encouragement — n. 1) to give, offer, provide encouragement 2) to find encouragement in 3) warm encouragement * * * [ɪn kʌrɪdʒmənt] offer provide encouragement to find encouragement in to give warm encouragement … Combinatory dictionary