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21 служебный
1) General subject: ancillary, auxiliary, duty, employment-related (activities) (деятельность), in-house, ministerial, office, official, on duty, on-duty, relational, restricted (use), secondary, sensitive, service, subordinate, subservient, work-related3) Religion: liturgic, liturgical4) Railway term: private5) Information technology: housekeeping7) Makarov: instrumental, supporting -
22 содействующий
1) General subject: co operant, coefficient, contributory, facilitatory, ministrative, subservient2) Medicine: responsible3) Bookish: co-operant, coadjuvant4) Rare: adjutant5) Mathematics: assisting, contributing6) Economy: promotional7) Diplomatic term: contributor8) SAP. promotion -
23 содействующий нашему замыслу
General subject: subservient to our enterpriseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > содействующий нашему замыслу
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24 суда обслуживания
1) Naval: fleet-support ships, subservient ships2) Sakhalin energy glossary: servicing vessels -
25 угодливый
1) General subject: adulatory, compliant, courtly, officious, oily, pleasing, servile, smooth faced, smooth-faced, sneaking, sneaky, subservient, supple, toad-eating, obsequious, slavish2) Colloquial: buttery, brown-noser3) Taboo: kiss-ass -
26 услужливый
General subject: accommodating, accommodative, complacent, complaisant, helpful, obliging, officious, pleasing, service-minded (персонал), serviceable, willing to oblige, servile, supple, subservient -
27 фактически зависимый патент
Law: subservient patentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > фактически зависимый патент
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28 Х-26
ВИЛЙТЬ/ЗАВИЛЙТЬ ХВОСТОМ highly coll VP subj: human usu. impfv)1. (often in refer, to answering a question directly, answering for sth. etc) to (try to) evade sth.: X виляет хвостом = X is trying to weasel his way out of itX is hedging (beating around the bush) (in limited contexts) X is trying to confuse the issue.2. \Х-26- перед кем to ingratiate o.s. before s.o., be subservient, try desperately to please s.o.: X виляет хвостом перед Y-ом = X falls all over YX kowtows before (to) Y X kisses up to Y.Грубый и хамоватый с подчинёнными, он хорошо умел вилять хвостом перед начальством. Rude and boorish to his subordinates, he really knew how to kiss up to the bosses. -
29 вилять хвостом
• ВИЛЯТЬ/ЗАВИЛЯТЬ ХВОСТОМ highly coll[VP; subj: human; usu. impfv]=====1. (often in refer, to answering a question directly, answering for sth. etc) to (try to) evade sth.:- [in limited contexts] X is trying to confuse the issue.2. вилять хвостом перед кем to ingratiate o.s. before s.o., be subservient, try desperately to please s.o.:- X kisses up to Y.♦ Грубый и хамоватый с подчинёнными, он хорошо умел вилять хвостом перед начальством. Rude and boorish to his subordinates, he really knew how to kiss up to the bosses.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > вилять хвостом
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30 завилять хвостом
• ВИЛЯТЬ/ЗАВИЛЯТЬ ХВОСТОМ highly coll[VP; subj: human; usu. impfv]=====1. (often in refer, to answering a question directly, answering for sth. etc) to (try to) evade sth.:- [in limited contexts] X is trying to confuse the issue.2. завилять хвостом перед кем to ingratiate o.s. before s.o., be subservient, try desperately to please s.o.:- X kisses up to Y.♦ Грубый и хамоватый с подчинёнными, он хорошо умел вилять хвостом перед начальством. Rude and boorish to his subordinates, he really knew how to kiss up to the bosses.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > завилять хвостом
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31 подчиненный
1. сущ. скл. как прил. 2. прил.( вспомогательный) ancillary ( подавленный) subdued ( зависимый) subject, subordinate, subservient -
32 прислуживаться (I) (нсв)
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33 на том основании, что
На том основании, чтоThey objected to the adoption of winter working techniques in this country on the grounds that precautions taken may not be needed during many winters.It places the computer in a subservient role to the engineers on the argument that they are the only means by which the system can be adapted to new engines.The proposal was accepted as reasonable on the basis that Concorde flies from brakes release to descent with the throttles on the stops.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > на том основании, что
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34 ставить на службу
Ставить на службу (кого-либо)The philosophy of the design, therefore, places the computer in a subservient role to the operations engineers.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > ставить на службу
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35 благоприятный
favo(u)rable* * ** * *favo(u)rable, propitious, auspicious* * *advantageousauspiciousbenignconducivecongenialfairfavorablefavourablefortunateinclinablemercifulopportuneprofitablepropitiousprosperousprovidentialrosysubservienttrine -
36 подчиненный
1. прич. от подчинить
subordinate
2. скл. как прил.
subordinate* * ** * *прич. от подчинить subordinate* * *ancillarydependantdependentinferiorministerialsecondarysubalternsubduedsubjectsubjectedsubjugatedsubmittalsubordinatesubordinatedsubsequentsubservient -
37 прислужиться
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38 раболепный
abject, courtly, creeping, fawning, menial, obsequious* * ** * *abject, courtly, creeping, fawning, menial* * *obsequiousslavelikesubservient -
39 содействующий
coefficient* * *coefficient, contributor, contributory* * *coefficientcontributorcontributorysubservient -
40 способствующий
conducive* * *conducive, contributory, promotional* * *advantageousauspiciousbenignconducivecontributoryfavorablefavourablefortunateinstrumentalopportunepropitiousprosperoussubservient
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subservient — 1 *auxiliary, subsidiary, contributory, ancillary, adjuvant, accessory Analogous words: *subordinate, secondary, dependent, subject 2 Subservient, servile, slavish, menial, obsequious can mean showing or characterized by extreme compliance or… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
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subservient — sub|ser|vi|ent [səbˈsə:viənt US ˈsə:r ] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: , present participle of subservire to serve, be subservient , from servire to serve ] 1.) always obeying another person and doing everything they want you to do used… … Dictionary of contemporary English
subservient — adjective Etymology: Latin subservient , subserviens, present participle of subservire Date: circa 1626 1. useful in an inferior capacity ; subordinate 2. serving to promote some end 3. obsequiously submissive ; truckling • subserviently adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
subservient — [[t]səbsɜ͟ː(r)viənt[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED: oft ADJ to n If you are subservient, you do whatever someone wants you to do. Her willingness to be subservient to her children isolated her. Derived words: subservience [[t]səbsɜ͟ː(r)viəns[/t]] N UNCOUNT … English dictionary