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2 highly trained employee
Экономика: работник высокой квалификацииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > highly trained employee
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3 highly trained professional
Общая лексика: высококвалифицированный специалист (АД)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > highly trained professional
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4 highly-trained sales staff
Торговля: высококвалифицированный торговый персонал (англ. оборот взят из статьи в Wall Street Journal)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > highly-trained sales staff
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5 highly-trained employee
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > highly-trained employee
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nрабочий; служащий; работающий по найму
- alien employee
- bank employee
- commissioned employee
- company employee
- executive employee
- full-time employee
- ghost employees on the payroll
- government employee
- highly-compensated employee
- highly-trained employee
- hourly paid employee
- key employee
- leading employee
- long-service employee
- management employee
- managerial employee
- manufacturing employee
- municipal employee
- nonexempt employee
- office employee
- part-time employee
- permanent employee
- probationary employee
- public employee
- regular employee
- salaried employee
- wage employee
- employee of a bankEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > employee
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обыватель, заурядный, рядовой человекFenwick: "...It's very difficult for people to be with me long without realising, that - well, that I'm not just the man in the street." (W. S. Maugham, ‘Our Betters’, act I) — Фенуик: "...Люди, с которыми мне приходится общаться, быстро обнаруживают, что я, ну как бы это сказать, человек не совсем заурядный."
Look here, my dear boy, these are problems for highly-trained experts, not for you and me and the man in the street. (R. Aldington, ‘All Men Are Enemies’, part I, ch. VI) — Видишь ли, мой дорогой, это проблемы для высококвалифицированных экспертов, а не для нас с тобой и не для первого встречного.
If unemployment goes on rising, something will have to be done. This is not just the man in the street's opinion. Any politician who wants to remain in office knows it, too. (‘The Montreal Star’) — Безработица продолжает расти, и придется принять какие-то меры. Это отнюдь не обывательское суждение. Любой политический деятель, желающий остаться у власти, также знает это.
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"чeлoвeк c улицы", oбывaтeль, зaуpядный, pядoвoй чeлoвeкFenwick....It's very difficult for people to be with me long without realising, that - well, that I'm not just the man in the street (W. S. Maugham). Look here, my dear boy, there are problems for highly-trained experts, not for you and me and the man in the street (R. Aldington) -
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1. n1) труд, работа2) рабочая сила•to restructure the existing international division of labor — перестраивать / менять структуру существующего международного разделения труда
- allocation of laborto utilize low-cost labor — использовать дешевую рабочую силу / дешевый труд
- arduous labor
- cheap labor
- child labor
- common labor
- complex labor
- compound labor
- concrete labor
- conditions of labor
- constructive labor
- creative labor
- demand for skilled labor
- division of labor
- drift of labor
- expert labor
- female labor
- forced labor
- fruits of labor
- geographical division of labor
- guaranteed remuneration of labor
- hard labor
- highly mechanized labor
- highly skilled labor
- hired labor
- indirect labor
- individual labor
- industrial labor
- inefficient labor
- intellectual labor - juvenile labor
- live labor
- lost labor
- manual labor
- marginal labor
- means of labor
- mental labor
- migration of labor
- non-union labor
- peaceful labor
- personal labor
- productivity of labor
- products of labor
- regular labor - simple labor
- skilled labor
- slave labor
- social labor
- socialized labor
- surplus of labor
- trained labor
- unemployed labor
- unionized labor
- unpaid labor
- unskilled labor
- useful labor
- useless labor
- voluntary labor
- volunteer labor
- wage labor
- waste of labor
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nперсонал, штат; кадры; аппарат
- additional personnel
- administrative personnel
- armed forces personnel
- auxiliary personnel
- buyer's personnel
- duty personnel
- efficient personnel
- engineering personnel
- executive personnel
- experienced personnel
- fabrication personnel
- field personnel
- flight personnel
- foreign personnel
- highly-qualified personnel
- highly-skilled personnel
- information personnel
- inspection personnel
- key personnel
- line personnel
- maintenance personnel
- management personnel
- managerial personnel
- managing personnel
- military personnel
- office and management personnel
- operating personnel
- operational personnel
- production personnel
- professional personnel
- qualified personnel
- quality assurance personnel
- quality control personnel
- reliability assurance personnel
- salaried personnel
- sales personnel
- scientific personnel
- seller's personnel
- service personnel
- shipping personnel
- skilled personnel
- supervisory personnel
- support personnel
- technical personnel
- trade personnel
- trained personnelEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > personnel
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11 квалифицированный
прил.;
прич. от квалифицировать qualified, competent;
skilled, trained высоко квалифицированный ≈ eminently qualified, fully qualified, highly qualified, well-qualified квалифицированный труд ≈ skilled/specialist labourквалифициров|анный - skilled, qualified;
~ работник skilled worker;
~ труд skilled labour;
~ать несов. и сов. (вн.)
1. (определять степень чего-л.) qualify( smth.) ;
2. (выяснять квалификацию) test/determine smb.`s qualification.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > квалифицированный
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прил.1) эк. тр. квалифицированный, опытный; умелый, искусныйskilled worker — квалифицированный работник [рабочий\]
Syn:See:2) эк. тр. требующий знания, опыта, квалификацииNursing is a highly skilled job. — Работа медсестры требует высокой квалификации.
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[ə'mjuːzɪŋ]прил.забавный, занимательный, занятныйit was amusing to watch the trained elephants perform. — Было очень интересно смотреть представление с дрессированными слонами.
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1. n1) штат (служащих)2) персонал, личный состав
- administrative staff
- advisory staff
- attendant staff
- catering staff
- clerical staff
- competent staff
- coordinating staff
- directing staff
- editorial staff
- efficient staff
- executive staff
- fabrication staff
- farm staff
- field staff
- general staff
- highly qualified staff
- incompetent staff
- indoor staff
- junior staff
- key engineering staff
- local staff
- maintenance staff
- management staff
- managerial staff
- managing staff
- medical staff
- office staff
- operating staff
- operational staff
- operative staff
- part-time staff
- permanent staff
- process control staff
- production staff
- qualified staff
- regular staff
- salaried staff
- sales staff
- senior staff
- service staff
- skilled staff
- substantive staff
- supervision staff
- supervisory staff
- teaching staff
- technical staff
- temporary staff
- trained staff
- training staff
- voluntary staff
- staff of a ministry
- appoint staff
- be on the staff
- be short of staff
- dismiss staff
- employ staff
- engage staff
- lay off staff
- recall the staff
- replace the staff
- slash staff
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[ə'mjuːzɪŋ]adjзабавный, занимательный, занятныйIt was all very amusing. — Все это было очень забавно.
- amusing storyIt was amusing to watch the trained elephants perform. — Было очень интересно смотреть представление с дрессированными слонами
- amusing incident
См. также в других словарях:
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