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1 pro tempore
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2 за и против
pro and con наречие: -
3 на время
1) General subject: for a spell, for a time, for a while, for the time being, in run, temporarily, time-constrained (напр., тест)2) Latin: pro tem, pro tempore3) Religion: pro tempore (Latin for "for a while")4) Law: ad interim5) Makarov: in the interim -
4 временно
1) General subject: ad interim, pro tempore, provisionally, temporarily, transiently, transitorily, in transit (art was with us in transit - искусство не всегда рядом с нами.)2) Naval: temporary3) Latin: pro tem4) Military: on a provisional basis5) Mathematics: temporally6) Law: de bene esse, locum (исполнять обязанности врача, священника и т.п.)7) Abbreviation: a.i.8) Jargon: once over lightly9) Astronautics: temp10) Metrology: on a provisional base11) Business: for the time being12) Makarov: for a time, for the nonce -
5 временный
temporary имя прилагательное:temporary (временный, переходящий)interim (временный, промежуточный)provisional (временный, условный)makeshift (временный, импровизированный)ambulatory (амбулаторный, передвижной, ходячий, странствующий, временный, приспособленный для ходьбы)сокращение:temp. (временный) -
6 пока
while союз:till (пока, до тех пор пока)whiles (пока, в то время как)наречие:so far (пока, до сих пор)for the present (пока, на этот раз)предлог: -
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8 временный председатель
1) General subject: temporary chairman2) Law: chair pro tem3) Diplomatic term: interim chairman, temporary presidentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > временный председатель
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9 председатель временный
interim chairman, (Lat.) pro tem(pore) chairman
См. также в других словарях:
pro tem — adv or adj: pro tempore often styled with a terminal period in legal contexts Justice pro tem. Merriam Webster’s Dictionary of Law. Merriam Webster. 1996 … Law dictionary
pro tem — [ˌprəʊ ˈtem ǁ ˌproʊ ] also pro tem‧po‧re [ ˈtempəreɪ] adjective, adverb formal happening now, but only for a short time; = TEMPORARY: • a pro tem committee • I have identified a printer which Marisa cou … Financial and business terms
pro tem. — «proh TEHM», = pro tempore. (Cf. ↑pro tempore) pro tem., pro tempore. * * * pro tem., pro tempore see pro 10 … Useful english dictionary
pro tem — [ˌprəu ˈtem US ˌprou ] adj also pro tem|po|re [ ˈtempəreı] [only after noun] formal [Date: 1800 1900; : Latin; Origin: pro tempore for the time ] happening or existing now, but only for a short time ▪ the president pro tem of the Senate … Dictionary of contemporary English
pro tem — UK [ˌprəʊ ˈtem] / US [ˌproʊ ˈtem] or pro tempore UK [ˌprəʊ ˈtempəreɪ] / US [ˌproʊ ˈtempərɪ] adjective, adverb formal temporary … English dictionary
pro|tem´po|re — pro tem|po|re «proh TEHM puh ree», Latin. for the time being; temporarily: »president pro tempore, to appoint someone to an office pro tempore. –pro|tem´po|re, adjective … Useful english dictionary
pro tem|po|re — «proh TEHM puh ree», Latin. for the time being; temporarily: »president pro tempore, to appoint someone to an office pro tempore. –pro|tem´po|re, adjective … Useful english dictionary
pro tem — [ ,prou tem ] or pro tem|po|re [ ,prou tempəri ] adjective, adverb FORMAL temporary … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
pro tem — 1828, short for PRO TEMPORE (Cf. pro tempore) … Etymology dictionary
pro tem·po·re — /proʊˈtɛmpəri/ adv formal : ↑pro tem pro tempore adj … Useful english dictionary
pro tem — ► ADVERB & ADJECTIVE ▪ for the time being. ORIGIN abbreviation of Latin pro tempore … English terms dictionary