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1) General subject: captive, con, confined, convict, inmate (в тюрьме), jailbird, pent, prisoner, star-man, detainee (usually political)2) Medicine: included3) Colloquial: prison bird5) American: lockstepper, vic6) Military: (военно) prisoner7) Chemistry: concluded8) Construction: sealed in10) Law: commitment, correctional client, court prisoner, gaol-bird, incarcerated (в тюрьме), institution inmate, jail-bird, star11) Australian slang: greycoat (букв. серая куртка), nick12) Diplomatic term: convicted inmate13) Jargon: Newgate bird, caged, canned, chummy, con (Is that guy in the gray pajamas one of the escaped cones.Тот чувак в серой пижаме один из убежавших заключённых.), (сокр. от convict) conn, geezo (обычно старый, отсидевший большой срок), lagger, teaman, hog, rock crusher, yard bird, yardpig, zebra15) Jail: yardbird16) Drilling: cased (в чем-либо)17) Oil&Gas technology closed18) Criminal law: the prisoner -
4 заключённый заключённ·ый
в знач. сущ.prisoner; (осуждённый) convict, convictedпожизненный заключённый — person under life sentence, prisoner serving life imprisonment; lifer амер.
политический заключённый — prisoner of state, state / political prisoner
заключённый, освобождённый под честное слово — prisoner on parole
заключённый, отпущенный под залог — prisoner on bail
Russian-english dctionary of diplomacy > заключённый заключённ·ый
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1. прич. см. заключать I 2.1. прич. см. заключать IIзаключённый пожизненно — person under life sentence; lifer разг.
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6 отказаться
решить не делать чего-либо, что делалось ранее или могло бы быть сделано в будущем1) to dropМосква и Киев готовы отказаться от взаимных претензий. — …to drop mutual complaints
Речь может пойти об отказе от антидемпинговых расследований. — … to drop anti-dumping investigations
Мы не хотели прерывать переговоры и решили отказаться от обеда. — We decided to skip dinner so as not to interrupt the talks.
Самый известный из всех кандидатов в четверг объявил об отказе от борьбы («Известия»). — The most famous candidate declared on Thursday that he had decided not to run/to withdraw from the race.
Мы отказались от их услуг. — We stopped using their services/We turned down/declined the (offer of) services (в случае отказа от предложения услуг; см. п.(4))
Делегация Совета Европы отказалась от поездки в Чечню. — The delegation of the European Union has decided not to go to Chechnya. (необходимо знание широкого контекста: если делегацию уговаривали ехать, а она отказалась - to refuse (см. п.(4)); в действительности делегацию убеждали не ехать, и она в конце концов согласилась, что это небезопасно)
2) отменитьУкраина требует, чтобы Россия вообще отказалась от квот на украинскую трубную продукцию. — Ukraine wants Russia to lift quotas on Ukrainian pipes and related products.
3) отвергнутьШироту подхода проявляют те политики, кто отказался от старой логики (из речи В.Путина перед дипломатами). — Those political leaders who have rejected the old logic are showing true vision.
4) отказ адресуется кому-либо прямо или косвенно; обычно за глаголом следует инфинитивto refuse, to turn down, to decline (более мягкая, «вежливая» форма)Саудовская Аравия отказалась принять Тони Блэра. — Saudi Arabia refused to receive Tony Blair.
Команда отказалась играть в этом городе по соображениям безопасности. — The team has refused to play in this city for security reasons.
Заключенный отказывается принимать пищу/от приема пищи («адресат» - тюремная администрация или общественное мнение) — The convict is refusing to eat.
Ди Каприо начал поспешно открещиваться от своих юношеских экзерсисов («Известия»). — Di Caprio hastened to disavow his youthful indiscretions.
•отказаться от поездки, выступления, планов — to cancel a trip, a speech, plans
отказаться от заявки/просьбы — to withdraw the application/ request
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7 освобождение освобождени·е
1) liberation; (от ограничений, рабства и т.п.) emancipationнациональное освобождение — national liberation / emancipation
3) (увольнение) dismissal4) юр. (из тюрьмы, заключения) release, discharge, reliefRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > освобождение освобождени·е
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