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1 природные события NPP
Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > природные события NPP
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снижение природных рисков
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natural risks prevention
Precautionary measures, actions or installations implemented to avert the probability of harm to humans, property or natural resources posed by conditions or events in the environment neither initiated nor formed by human activity. (Source: HMD / RHW)
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4 естественный ход событий
1) General subject: natural history of events2) Psychology: logic3) Advertising: natural developmentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > естественный ход событий
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как ни в ЧЁМ не бывало делать что, вести себя и т. п. coll AdvP Invar adv or sent adv fixed WO(to do sth., behave) in a manner suggesting that one has not been affected by the preceding or concurrent events (which would be expected to elicit some reaction)as if (though) nothing (had) happened (were happening)as if (though) nothing were wrong (in limited contexts) as if one had never seenheard etc)as if just as one used to do.Заветная была у него (Джульбарса) мечта - покусать собственного хозяина, и он таки ее осуществил - придрав- шись, что тот ему наступил на лапу... Когда хозяин наутро пришбл к нему, весь перебинтованный, Джульбарс его поприветствовал как ни в чем не бывало... (Владимов 1). His (Djulbars's) cherished dream was to bite his own master, and he succeeded in carrying it out, with the excuse that his master had trodden on his paw...When his master came to him next morning all bandaged up, Djulbars greeted him as though nothing had happened... (1a)....Взрослые, к великому огорчению, не поступали так, как считал справедливым мальчик. Они делали все наоборот. Приедет Орозкул домой уже подвыпивший. Его встречают как ни в чбм не бывало (Айтматов 1)....Unfortunately, the grown-ups did not do the things the boy thought would be just. They did everything the other way around. Orozkul would come home tipsy, and they would welcome him as if nothing were wrong (1a).(Митенька) не давал слушателю никакой возможности сделать возражение, а если последний ухитрялся как-нибудь ввернуть свое словечко, то Митенька не смущался и этим: выслушав возражение, соглашался с ним и вновь начинал гудеть как ни в чём не бывало (Салтыков-Щедрин 2)....Hе (Mitenka) would give his listener no chance of getting a word in edgeways, and if the latter did succeed by some miracle in putting in a word, Mitenka was not in the least put out: he listened to what the other man had to say and, having expressed complete agreement with him, resumed his buzzing, as if he had never been interrupted (2a).И вот уже (25.4) с напечатанным письмом я шагаю в редакцию «Литературной газеты»... Два заместителя (редактора Чаковского)... ошарашенные моим приходом, встречают меня настороженно-предупредительно. Как ни в чем не бывало, как будто я их завсегдатай, кладу им на стол свое письмишко (Солженицын 2). On 25 April I strolled to the offices of Literaturnaya Gazeta with a typewritten letter...His (the editor Chakovsky's) two deputies...were flabbergasted by my appearance and met me with guarded politeness. As though it were the most natural thing in the world, as though I were one of their regular clients, I laid my little letter on a desk before them (2a). -
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• КАК НИ В ЧЕМ НЕ БЫВАЛО делать что, вести себя и т.п. coll[AdvP; Invar; adv or sent adv; fixed WO]=====⇒ (to do sth., behave) in a manner suggesting that one has not been affected by the preceding or concurrent events (which would be expected to elicit some reaction):- as if < though> nothing (had) happened < were happening>;- [in limited contexts] as if one had never seen <heard etc>;- as if < though> it were the most natural thing in the world;- just as one used to do.♦ Заветная была у него [Джульбарса] мечта - покусать собственного хозяина, и он таки ее осуществил - придравшись, что тот ему наступил на лапу... Когда хозяин наутро пришёл к нему, весь перебинтованный, Джульбарс его поприветствовал как ни в чём не бывало... (Владимов 1). His [Djulbars's] cherished dream was to bite his own master, and he succeeded in carrying it out, with the excuse that his master had trodden on his paw....When his master came to him next morning all bandaged up, Djulbars greeted him as though nothing had happened... (1a).♦...Взрослые, к великому огорчению, не поступали так, как считал справедливым мальчик. Они делали всё наоборот. Приедет Орозкул домой уже подвыпивший. Его встречают как ни в чём не бывало (Айтматов 1)....Unfortunately, the grown-ups did not do the things the boy thought would be just. They did everything the other way around. Orozkul would come home tipsy, and they would welcome him as if nothing were wrong (1a).♦...[Митенька] не давал слушателю никакой возможности сделать возражение, а если последний ухитрялся как-нибудь ввернуть свое словечко, то Митенька не смущался и этим: выслушав возражение, соглашался с ним и вновь начинал гудеть как ни в чём не бывало (Салтыков-Щедрин 2).... Не [Mitenka] would give his listener no chance of getting a word in edgeways, and if the latter did succeed by some miracle in putting in a word, Mitenka was not in the least put out: he listened to what the other man had to say and, having expressed complete agreement with him, resumed his buzzing, as if he had never been interrupted (2a).♦ И вот уже (25.4) с напечатанным письмом я шагаю в редакцию "Литературной газеты"... Два заместителя [редактора Чаковского]... ошарашенные моим приходом, встречают меня насторожённо-предупредительно. Как ни в чем не бывало, как будто я их завсегдатай, кладу им на стол свое письмишко (Солженицын 2). On 25 April I strolled to the offices of Uteratumaya Gazeta with a typewritten letter...His [the editor Chakovsky's] two deputies...were flabbergasted by my appearance and met me with guarded politeness. As though it were the most natural thing in the world, as though I were one of their regular clients, I laid my little letter on a desk before them (2a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > как ни в чем не бывало
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7 при нормальном развитии событий
Makarov: in the natural course of eventsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > при нормальном развитии событий
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8 аварийный случай
Аварийный случай-- Unsteady flow is a natural consequence of accidental events in many situations.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > аварийный случай
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9 геологический процесс
геологический процесс
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geological process
Dynamic actions or events that occur at the Earth's surface due to application of natural forces resulting from gravity, temperature changes, freezing and thawing, chemical reactions, seismic shaking, and the agencies of wind and moving water, ice and snow. Where and when a force exceeds the strength of the earth material, the material is changed by deformation, translocation, or chemical reactions. (Source: DUNSTE)
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10 доклад о состоянии окружающей среды
доклад о состоянии окружающей среды
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environmental report
An account or statement, usually in writing, describing in detail events, situations or conditions pertaining to the ecosystem, its natural resources or any of the external factors surrounding and affecting human life. (Source: TOE)
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11 исчезновение видов
исчезновение видов
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species impoverishment
Loss of species due to factors such as climate change or random events such as persistent drought, natural catastrophe, the emergence of a new predator, or genetic mutation. (Source: WRES)
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myth
A traditional or legendary story, usually dealing with supernatural beings, ancestors, heroes or events, that is with or without determinable basis of fact or a natural explanation, but is used to explain some practice, rite or phenomenon of nature, or to justify the existence of a social institution. (Source: RHW)
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13 экологическая хронология
экологическая хронология
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environmental history
A systematic and chronological account of past events and conditions relating to the ecosystem, its natural resources or, more generally, the external factors surrounding and affecting human life. (Source: TOE)
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