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121 hapa
Maori for Crooked, overdue, miss out, fault, out of date, redundant, neglect -
122 gün
"1. day. 2. daytime, day. 3. sun. 4. daylight, sunlight. 5. day, time. 6. day, days, time, times, period. 7. happy days, better times, days of happiness. 8. special day, feast day. 9. a woman´s at-home day. 10. date (a given point of time). -lerce for days. -ün adamı 1. man of the hour, man of the day. 2. a man for all seasons. - ağarmak for day to dawn, for dawn to break. - ağarması daybreak, dawn. - almak /dan/ 1. to get an appointment (from). 2. to have passed (a certain age) by (a specified number of days). - atlamamak not to miss out a day. - batması sunset, sundown. -ün birinde 1. one day, some day. 2. once, at one time in the past. -lerden bir gün once upon a time. - bugün. colloq. Now is the time. - doğmadan neler doğar. proverb A lot can happen between now and then. - doğmak 1. for the sun to rise, for day to dawn. 2. /a/ (for someone) to have an unexpected opportunity or stroke of fortune. -ünü doldurmak 1. to complete a period of time. 2. fin. to fall due, mature. - durumu astr. solstice. -leri gece olmak /ın/ to fall on evil days, meet with misfortune. -ü geçmek /ın/ (for a woman´s period) to be late. - gibi açık/aşikâr altogether clear, very clear, manifest. - görmek to see happy days. -ünü görmek 1. to come to a bad end; to suffer for one´s errors. 2. /ın/ to see (one´s grown-up offspring) living a happy life. 3. to menstruate, have one´s period. - görmemek to know nothing but unhappiness. - görmez 1. (place) which doesn´t get any sunlight, sunless. 2. (someone) who never gets out in the sun. - görmüş 1. (someone) who has seen better days. 2. experienced. -ünü görürsün! I´ll show you!/You´ll get what´s coming to you!/You´ll get your just deserts! - göstermek /a/ to make (someone) live happily. -ünü göstermek /a/ to show, punish (used as a threat). -den güne/- günden from day to day, gradually. -ü gününe 1. day by day. 2. to the very day. -ünü gün etmek to be really enjoying oneself, be having a real good time, be having a hell of a good time. -ü gününe uymamak to be capricious, be fickle. - ışığına çıkmak to come to light; to become clear. - kavuşmak/inmek for the sun to set/go down, for night to fall. - koymak /a/ to put aside a day, assign some time (for). - ola harman ola. colloq. One day its time will come. -leri sayılı olmak to be near death. -ünü/-lerini saymak to be waiting for death. - sürmek to live prosperously. - tutulmak for the sun to be eclipsed. - tutulması astr. solar eclipse. - tün eşitliği astr. equinox. - yapmak (for women) to be at home to guests. -ü yetmek 1. (for something) to fall due, be due. 2. (for one´s last hour) to be at hand. 3. (for a woman) to fill up her term of pregnancy. " -
123 лишать себя
General subject: miss out on (с коннотацией сожаления, при осознанном выборе) -
124 не быть участником чего-либо
General subject: miss out onУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > не быть участником чего-либо
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125 перебой в работе
1) General subject: jam3) Automobile industry: miss-out4) Metallurgy: service interruption5) Business: trouble7) Quality control: service trouble8) Disaster recovery: outage (Незапланированная неработоспособность вследствие отказа технического или программного обеспечения либо средств связи) -
126 прогул
1) General subject: absence, absenteeism, idle Monday, no show, no-show, sickie, truancy, absence without leave, failed attendance3) Law: absence from work (по службе), non-attendance, truancy (занятий в школе - как разновидность делинквентности несовершеннолетних), shirking4) Economy: miss-out, nonattendance5) Politics: absence from duty6) Jargon: French leave, shark7) Business: unauthorized absence8) Sakhalin energy glossary: absence with no good reason, unjustified absence9) leg.N.P. absence and voluntary withdrawal from work -
127 пропуск в работе
Automobile industry: miss-out -
128 упустить выгодную сделку
General subject: miss out on a profitable dealУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > упустить выгодную сделку
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