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1 marginal consciousness
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > marginal consciousness
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2 marginal consciousness
периферия сознания;Англо-русский словарь по социологии > marginal consciousness
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3 marginal consciousness
маргинальное сознание, периферийное сознание, латеральное сознание; периферия сознанияАнгло-русский словарь по психоаналитике > marginal consciousness
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4 consciousness
1. сознание; форма отражения окружающего мира, свойственная человеку;consciousness, collective - коллективное сознание;
consciousness, group - групповое сознание;
consciousness, marginal - периферия сознания;
consciousness, social - социальное сознание;
consciousness, split-off - по В. Джеймсу - параллельное сознание;
consciousness, subliminal - подсознание;
consciousness of kind - чувство принадлежности к себе подобным;
2. сознательность;consciousness and spontaneity - сознательность и стихийность.
* * *1) сознание; форма отражения окружающего мира, свойственная человеку;2) сознательность; -
5 латеральное сознание
Psychology: marginal consciousnessУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > латеральное сознание
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6 маргинальное сознание
Psychology: marginal consciousnessУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > маргинальное сознание
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7 периферийное сознание
Psychology: marginal consciousnessУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > периферийное сознание
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8 периферийное сознание
= периферическое сознание marginal consciousnessRussian-english psychology dictionary > периферийное сознание
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9 margin
noun1) (of page) Rand, dernotes [written] in the margin — Randbemerkungen
2) (extra amount) Spielraum, derprofit margin — Gewinnspanne, die
win by a narrow/wide margin — knapp/mit großem Vorsprung gewinnen
* * *1) (the blank edge round a page of writing or print: Please write your comments in the margin.) der Rand2) (an edge or border: the margin of the lake.) die Grenze3) (something extra, beyond what should be needed: Leave a wide margin for error!) der Überschuß•- academic.ru/45207/marginal">marginal* * *mar·gin[ˈmɑ:ʤɪn, AM ˈmɑ:r-]non the \margins of society am Rand[e] der Gesellschaftto write sth in the \margin TYPO etw an den Rand schreibento win by a wide [or large] /narrow [or small] \margin mit einem großen/knappen Vorsprung [o Abstand] gewinnensafety \margin [or \margin for safety] Sicherheitsspielraum m; (distance) Sicherheitsabstand m; SCI, TECH Sicherheitskoeffizient m, Sicherheitsfaktor m; ( fig) Pufferzone f4. ECON\margin call Einschussforderung fto buy on \margin auf Einschuss kaufen* * *['mAːdZɪn]n1) (on page) Rand m2) (= extra amount) Spielraum mhe left a safety margin of one hour — sicherheitshalber kalkulierte er einen Spielraum von einer Stunde ein
* * *margin [ˈmɑː(r)dʒın]A s1. Rand m (auch fig):at the margin of the forest am Rande des Waldes;on the margin of good taste am Rande des guten Geschmacks;the margin of consciousness PSYCH die Bewusstseinsschwelle2. auch pl (Seiten)Rand m (bei Büchern etc):write sth in the margin etwas an den Rand schreiben;bled margin bis in die Schrift hinein beschnittener Rand;cropped margin zu stark beschnittener Rand3. Grenze f (auch fig):margin of income Einkommensgrenze4. Spielraum m:margin of safety Sicherheitsspanne f;by a narrow margin mit knapper Not;catch one’s train by a comfortable margin seinen Zug (ganz) bequem erreichen6. WIRTSCH (Gewinn-, Verdienst) Spanne f7. Börse: Hinterlegungssumme f, Deckung f (von Kursschwankungen), (Bar)Einschuss(zahlung) m(f), Marge f:purchase securities on margin Wertpapiere auf Einschuss kaufen8. WIRTSCH Rentabilitätsgrenze f9. a) Mehrheit fby a margin of four seconds mit 4 Sekunden Vorsprung oder Abstand;they were ahead by a two-goal margin sie führten mit zwei Toren Vorsprung;by a wide margin mit großem Vorsprung;win by a narrow margin knapp gewinnenB v/t1. mit einem Rand versehen2. a) umrandenb) säumen3. mit Randbemerkungen versehen4. an den Rand schreiben* * *noun1) (of page) Rand, dernotes [written] in the margin — Randbemerkungen
2) (extra amount) Spielraum, derprofit margin — Gewinnspanne, die
win by a narrow/wide margin — knapp/mit großem Vorsprung gewinnen
* * *n.Begrenzung f.Rand ¨-er m.Seitenrand m. v.begrenzen v. -
10 ohar
iz.1.a. ( oro.) note; hortxe zegoen, mahai gainean utzi zuen \ohar batean zionez there it was, as the note he had left on the table said it would be; \oharrak hartu to take notes; \ohar eta argibideak notes and informationb. ( egunkariari d.) note; erredakzio-buruaren \oharra editor's notec. (Liter.) footnoted. ( oro.: azaltzen edo argitzen duena) annotation, note, comment; gramatika \oharrak grammatical notes; ikus 8. \oharra refer to note no. 8e. ( behean dagoena, gauzak azalduz) footnotef. ( bazterrean dagoena, gauzak azalduz) marginal note2. observation, remark, comment; \ohar bat egin to make an observation; kontuan hartuko ditugu zure \oharrak we'll take your {remarks || observations} into account3. reference4. ( oharmen) carefulness; \oharrez begiratu to look carefully5.a. ( kordea) consciousness; bere \oharrean dago eria the patient is consciousb. ( adimenari d.) \oharrera heldu den haurra a child who has reached the age of discernment
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