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1 trivial objections
Общая лексика: несущественные возражения -
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adj1) незначний, дрібний; пустий2) тривіальний, банальний3) ненауковий, народний (про назви рослин і тварин)the trivial round — буденщина, рутина
* * *a1) незначний, дрібний; порожнійtrivial offence — грішок, дрібна провина
interest in trivial things — інтерес до дурниць; порожній; що займається або цікавиться дурницями
2) тривіальний, банальнийtrivial task [problem] — тривіальне завдання [проблема]
the trivial round — повсякденна рутина; буденність
3) ненауковий, народний (про назви рослин, тварин)4) icт. такий, що відноситься до тривіуму5) бioл. видовий ( про визначення до назви роду в біологічній систематиці) -
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[ʹtrıvıəl] a1. 1) незначительный, мелкий; пустойtrivial offence - грешок, мелкий проступок
2) пустой; занимающийся или интересующийся пустяками2. тривиальный, банальный; обыденныйtrivial task [problem] - тривиальная задача [проблема]
the trivial round - повседневная рутина; обыдёнщина
3. ненаучный, народный ( о названиях растений и животных)4. ист. относящийся к тривиумуthe trivial arts - цикл из трёх основных учебных дисциплин в средневековой школе
5. биол. видовой ( об определении к названию рода в биологической систематике) -
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a1) незначний, дрібний; порожнійtrivial offence — грішок, дрібна провина
interest in trivial things — інтерес до дурниць; порожній; що займається або цікавиться дурницями
2) тривіальний, банальнийtrivial task [problem] — тривіальне завдання [проблема]
the trivial round — повсякденна рутина; буденність
3) ненауковий, народний (про назви рослин, тварин)4) icт. такий, що відноситься до тривіуму5) бioл. видовий ( про визначення до назви роду в біологічній систематиці) -
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ˈtrɪvɪəl прил.
1) банальный;
незначительный Syn: everyday, ordinary
2) мелкий, ограниченный( о человеке) Syn: measly, paltry, petty, puny, trifling Ant: significant
3) народный, ненаучный( о названиях растений, животных и т.п.)
4) относящийся к названию вида (в отличие от названия рода) незначительный, мелкий;
пустой - * injury легкое повреждение - * matters мелочи - * expenses мелкие расходы - * loss незначительная потеря - * offence грешок, мелкий проступок - * mistakes пустяковые ошибки - * objections несущественные возражения - interest in * things интерес к пустякам пустой;
занимающийся или интересующийся пустяками - a * young woman пустая бабенка тривиальный, банальный;
обыденный - * remark банальное замечание - * mind заурядный ум - * task тривиальная задача - the * round повседневная рутина;
обыденщина ненаучный, народный (о названиях растений и животных) - * name бытовое название( историческое) относящийся к тривиуму - the * arts цикл из трех основных учебных дисциплин в средневековой школе (биология) видовой( об определении к названию рода в биологической систематике) trivial незначительный, мелкий, пустой;
a trivial loss незначительная потеря ~ ненаучный, народный (о названиях растений и животных) ~ обыденный, банальный, тривиальный;
the trivial round обыденщина, рутина ~ обыденный, банальный, тривиальный ~ ограниченный, пустой (о человеке) ~ относящийся к названию вида (в отличие от названия рода) trivial незначительный, мелкий, пустой;
a trivial loss незначительная потеря ~ обыденный, банальный, тривиальный;
the trivial round обыденщина, рутина -
6 unerheblich
unerheblich adj GEN negligible* * ** * *unerheblich
immaterial, irrelevant, trivial;
• für den infrage stehenden Punkt unerheblich sein not to be material to the point in question;
• unerhebliche Änderungen slight changes;
• unerhebliche Einwände trivial objections;
• unerhebliche Kosten insignificant expenses;
• unerheblicher Schaden trivial loss, negligible damage;
• nicht unerhebliche Verluste considerable (heavy) losses;
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1) General subject: trivial objections2) Diplomatic term: immaterial objectionsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > несущественные возражения
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8 poner reparos
v.to raise objections, to cavil, to raise trivial objections, to demur.* * *(v.) = cavil (about/at), baulk [balk, -USA], quibble (about/over/with), raise + objection, find + fault withEx. Chalmers conceded the utter falseness of the forgeries, but cavilled at Malone's method of refuting them.Ex. While many scholars concede that military interventions are sometimes permissible, they balk when it comes to deciding whether they are ever a moral duty.Ex. If the business of American government simply comes down to quibbling over price, then all principled protests become rather pointless.Ex. The objection that is always raised against our subject access reflecting a multiplicity of points of view is that the reader's expectations concerning access will often not be met.Ex. I will add that since I have been working with the access LC provides to materials on women, a basic fault that I have found with LC subject cataloging is the absence of specificity.* * *(v.) = cavil (about/at), baulk [balk, -USA], quibble (about/over/with), raise + objection, find + fault withEx: Chalmers conceded the utter falseness of the forgeries, but cavilled at Malone's method of refuting them.
Ex: While many scholars concede that military interventions are sometimes permissible, they balk when it comes to deciding whether they are ever a moral duty.Ex: If the business of American government simply comes down to quibbling over price, then all principled protests become rather pointless.Ex: The objection that is always raised against our subject access reflecting a multiplicity of points of view is that the reader's expectations concerning access will often not be met.Ex: I will add that since I have been working with the access LC provides to materials on women, a basic fault that I have found with LC subject cataloging is the absence of specificity. -
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• raise objections• raise trivial objections -
10 unerhebliche Einwände
unerhebliche Einwände
trivial objections -
11 tiquismiquis *
1.SMF INV (=persona) fusspot *, fussbudget (EEUU) *2. SMPL1) (=escrúpulos) silly scruples; (=detalles) fussy details; (=quejas) silly o trivial objections2) (=cortesías) affected courtesies, bowing and scraping3) (=riñas) bickering sing, squabbles4) (=molestias) minor irritations, pinpricks -
12 niente
1. pron m nothing2. adv nothingnon ho niente I don't have anything, I have nothinglo fai tu? - niente affatto! are you going to do it? - no, I am not!tu hai detto che... - niente affatto! you said that... - no, I did not!non ho per niente fame I'm not at all hungrynon ho capito per niente I didn't understand a thingniente (di) meno no lessnientedimeno! that's incredible! you don't say!* * *niente pron.indef.1 nothing; ( in presenza di altra negazione) anything: niente si oppone alla realizzazione del progetto, nothing prevents the project being carried out; non ne sapevo niente, I knew nothing about it; ''Che cosa fai?'' ''Niente'', ''What are you doing?'' ''Nothing''; sta tutto il giorno senza far niente, he spends the whole day doing nothing; ancora non avete visto niente, you haven't seen anything yet; non bisogna dirgli niente, he mustn't be told anything; non dà mai niente a nessuno, he never gives anyone anything; so poco o niente di lui, I know next to nothing about him // nient'altro, nothing else, ( in presenza di altra negazione) anything else: ''Non disse altro?'' ''Nient'altro'', ''Didn't he say anything else?'' ''No, he didn't'' (o ''No, nothing else'') // nient'altro che, nothing but: non è nient'altro che un bugiardo, he's nothing but a liar // niente di nuovo, d'interessante, nothing new, interesting; non c'è niente di meglio, there's nothing better (o there isn't anything better); non ha fatto niente di male, he hasn't done anything wrong // non sa niente di niente, he knows nothing whatever (o nothing at all o nothing about nothing) // per niente, ( senza nessun compenso o risultato) for nothing, ( senza motivo, inutilmente) about nothing: lavorare per niente, to work for nothing, arrabbiarsi, lamentarsi per niente, to get angry, to complain about nothing; ho parlato per niente, I wasted my breath; nessuno fa niente per niente, nobody does anything for nothing // di niente, ( in risposta a un ringraziamento) don't mention it (o you're welcome): ''Grazie mille!'' ''Di niente, si figuri!'', ''Thank you so much'' ''Don't mention it'' // non serve a niente, it's no use // non cambia niente, ( fa lo stesso) it makes no odds // non fa niente, ( non importa) it doesn't matter (o it's all right) // non posso farci niente, I can't do anything about it (o I can do nothing about it) // non aver niente a che fare con qlcu., to have nothing to do with s.o.2 ( qualche cosa) anything (spec. in frasi interr. o dubitative): c'è niente per me?, is (n't) there anything for me?; ( c'è) niente di nuovo?, is there any news?; ti serve niente?, do you need anything?; hai mai visto niente di così divertente?, have you ever seen anything so amusing? (o as amusing as that?); hai niente in contrario?, have you any objections?; avete nient'altro da dirmi?, have you anything else to tell (o to say to) me?; dimmi se c'è niente che possa fare per te, tell me if there's anything I can do for you // non per niente..., ( non senza ragione) not for nothing...3 ( poca cosa) nothing: il danno alla mia auto era niente in confronto al suo, the damage to my car was nothing in comparison with the damage to his; ti pare niente?, do you think it's nothing?; l'ho pagato niente rispetto al suo valore, I paid nothing in comparison with what it's worth // come se niente fosse, as if nothing were the matter // da niente, ( da poco) nothing much; è una ferita da niente, it's only a scratch; una cosa da niente, a trifle // un buono a niente, a good-for-nothing◆ s.m. ( nessuna cosa) nothing: è un niente, he is a mere nothing; l'ho avuto per (un) niente, I got it for next to nothing; tutto finì in (un) niente, it all came to nothing (o everything fell through); offendersi per un niente, to take offence at the slightest thing; la conferenza finì in un niente di fatto, nothing concrete came out of the meeting // l'ha fatto in meno di un niente, he did it in next to no time // ridursi un niente, ( logorarsi) to wear oneself out; ridursi al niente, ( perdere tutto) to lose everything // venire dal niente, to come up from nothing // non ha ottenuto un bel niente, he got nothing at all◆ avv.1 ( punto, affatto) not at all: niente male!, not bad at all!; non ho niente voglia di lavorare oggi, (fam.) I don't feel like working today at all; non gli assomiglia per niente, it's nothing like him at all; non m'importa niente, it doesn't matter to me at all (o I don't care at all) // speravo di convincerlo, ma lui niente, I was hoping to persuade him, but he wasn't having any // niente affatto, not at all: ''Ti sei convinto?'' ''Niente affatto!'', ''Are you convinced?'' ''Not at all''2 ( molto poco): non ci metto niente a farlo, it won't take me a minute to do it // se niente niente gli si dà retta..., (fam.) once you start listening to him...◆ agg.invar. (fam.) ( nessuno) no; ( in presenza di altra negazione) any: niente pasta per me, grazie, sono a dieta, no pasta for me, thank you, I'm on a diet; non ha avuto niente rispetto per quel pover'uomo!, he didn't show that poor man any consideration // In espressioni ellittiche: niente paura!, not to worry!; niente scherzi, mi raccomando!, no tricks, please!; niente scuse!, no apologies!* * *['njɛnte]1. pron(nessuna cosa) nothing, (qualcosa) anythingnon... niente — nothing, espressione negativa + anything
non ho visto niente — I saw nothing, I didn't see anything
hai bisogno di o ti serve niente? — do you need anything?
niente di grave/nuovo — nothing serious/new
un uomo da niente — a nobody, a nonentity
ha niente in contrario se...? — would you object if...?
niente al mondo — nothing on earth o in the world
ho parlato per niente — I spoke to no purpose, I wasted my breath
nient'altro? — (in negozio) is that all?, will that be all?
nient'altro che — nothing but, (solamente) just, only
grazie. - di niente — thanks. - you're welcome
2. agg3. sm4. avvnon... niente — not... at allnon... per niente — (affatto) not...at all
niente affatto — not at all, not in the least
* * *['njɛnte] 1.1) (nessuna cosa) nothing; (in presenza di altra negazione) anythingho deciso di non dire niente — I decided to say nothing o not to say anything
non c'è più niente da fare — (come lavoro) there's nothing left o else to do; (non c'è speranza) there's nothing more that can be done
non è niente — (non mi sono fatto male) it's nothing
non serve a niente piangere — it's no good o use crying
non avere niente a che fare con qcn. — to have nothing to do with sb.
niente di meno, di più — nothing less, nothing more (di, che than)
niente di meglio, di peggio — nothing better, worse (di, che than)
non ci vedo niente di male — I see no harm in it, there's nothing wrong with it
"grazie" - "di niente" — "thank you" - "you're welcome", "not at all", "don't mention it"
non fa niente — (non importa) never mind, it doesn't mind
come niente (fosse) o come se niente fosse as if nothing had happened; fare finta di niente to pretend nothing has happened; nient'altro — nothing else o more
2) (qualcosa) anything3) da nientenon per niente sono italiano — I'm not Italian for nothing; (gratis) for nothing, for free
nessuno fa niente per niente — you get nothing for nothing; (affatto) at all
la cosa non mi riguarda per niente — that doesn't concern me at all o in any way
2.per niente al mondo — not for love nor for money, for anything
3.non ho niente fame — colloq. I'm not at all hungry
sostantivo maschile nothing4.è venuto su dal niente — fig. he is a self-made man
niente affatto — not at all, not in the least
niente male — not half bad, not bad at all
tutti lo chiamano, ma lui niente! — everybody calls him, but he won't listen
3) niente niente colloq.* * *niente/'njεnte/Niente in italiano, e i suoi equivalenti inglesi, possono essere usati come pronomi e aggettivi, meno spesso come sostantivi e avverbi. - Il pronome niente si traduce solitamente con nothing: non ne sapevo niente = I knew nothing about it; tuttavia, si usano anything se c'è già un'altra negazione ( non mi hanno mai detto niente = I was never told anything about it) o in frase interrogativa dove niente ha in realtà valore positivo (hai visto niente? = hai visto qualcosa? = have you seen anything?). - Come aggettivo, niente si rende con no (niente imbrogli! = no cheating!), e con any in una frase già negativa o in frase interrogativa dove niente ha in realtà valore positivo (niente soldi nel portafoglio? = dei soldi nel portafoglio? = any money in your wallet?). - Per gli altri usi di niente, si veda la voce qui sotto. Si veda anche la voce nulla.1 (nessuna cosa) nothing; (in presenza di altra negazione) anything; niente è impossibile nothing is impossible; non sento niente I can't hear anything; ho deciso di non dire niente I decided to say nothing o not to say anything; non c'è più niente there is nothing left; non c'è più niente da fare (come lavoro) there's nothing left o else to do; (non c'è speranza) there's nothing more that can be done; non è niente (non mi sono fatto male) it's nothing; non possiamo farci niente we can do nothing (about it); non se ne fa niente it's all off; e questo è ancora niente! you haven't seen anything yet! non serve a niente piangere it's no good o use crying; non avere niente a che fare con qcn. to have nothing to do with sb.; niente da fare! no go! nothing doing! non ha niente di sua sorella she's nothing like her sister; niente di meno, di più nothing less, nothing more (di, che than); niente di meglio, di peggio nothing better, worse (di, che than); niente di nuovo nothing new; non ci vedo niente di male I see no harm in it, there's nothing wrong with it; "grazie" - "di niente" "thank you" - "you're welcome", "not at all", "don't mention it"; non fa niente (non importa) never mind, it doesn't mind; niente di niente absolutely nothing; come niente (fosse) o come se niente fosse as if nothing had happened; fare finta di niente to pretend nothing has happened; nient'altro nothing else o more2 (qualcosa) anything; ti serve niente? do you need anything?4 per niente (inutilmente) tanta fatica per niente all that trouble for nothing; fare un sacco di storie per niente to make a big fuss about nothing; non per niente sono italiano I'm not Italian for nothing; (gratis) for nothing, for free; nessuno fa niente per niente you get nothing for nothing; (affatto) at all; non è per niente sicuro it is by no means certain; non assomiglia per niente a suo padre he is nothing like his father; la cosa non mi riguarda per niente that doesn't concern me at all o in any way; non mi preoccupa per niente it doesn't bother me in the least; per niente al mondo not for love nor for money, for anything; per niente! not at all!(nessuno) no; (in presenza di altra negazione) any; niente alcolici no alcoholic drinks; niente paura! never fear! have no fear! non ho niente fame colloq. I'm not at all hungryIII sostantivo m.nothing; un niente lo irrita the slighest thing annoys him; non vedo un bel niente I can't see a damned thing; in un niente in no time at all; è venuto su dal niente fig. he is a self-made manIV avverbio1 (neanche un poco) non m'importa niente I don't care at all; non ci metto niente a farlo I'll do it in no time; niente affatto not at all, not in the least; non ero niente affatto contento I was none too happy; non vale niente it's worth nothing; niente male not half bad, not bad at all; non eri niente male you weren't too bad at all2 (in espressioni ellittiche) tutti lo chiamano, ma lui niente! everybody calls him, but he won't listen -
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fractional, insignificant, nominal, petty, small-time, trifling* * *adj( ligegyldig) trivial ( fx affair, details, matter, objections, problems),( stærkere) trifling ( fx details, matter, objections, sum);( lille også) slight ( fx difference, improvement),( stærkere) negligible ( fx amount, damage, quantity, results);adv insignificantly; sligthly;[ ikke ubetydelig] not inconsiderable ( fx difficulties);( også) a mere nobody,F a nonentity. -
14 quibble
tr['kwɪbəl]1 (difficulty) pega, objeción nombre femenino2 (subtlety) sutileza3 (evasion) evasiva, subterfugio1 poner pegas, sutilizar2 familiar buscarle tres pies al gatoquibble n: objeción f de poca monta, queja f insignificanten.• evasión s.f.• quisquilla s.f.• retruécano s.m.• sofistería s.f.• sutileza s.f.v.• buscar evasivas v.• sutilizar v.
I 'kwɪbəlnoun objeción f ( de poca monta)
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intransitive verb hacer* problemas por nimiedades['kwɪbl]to quibble OVER o ABOUT something: who's going to quibble over o about a dollar? ¿quién va a protestar or se va a quejar por un dólar?; to quibble WITH something: he quibbles with everything I say — le pone peros a todo lo que digo
1.N (=trivial objection) objeción f de poca montahe dismissed their objections as mere quibbles — desestimó sus objeciones como si se trataran de simples nimiedades
the deal was held up by some legal quibble — se retrasó el acuerdo a causa de una pequeña objeción de carácter legal
2.to quibble over or about sth — discutir por algo sin importancia
there's no point in quibbling about who's right and who's wrong — no sirve de nada discutir por quién tiene razón y quién no
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I ['kwɪbəl]noun objeción f ( de poca monta)
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intransitive verb hacer* problemas por nimiedadesto quibble OVER o ABOUT something: who's going to quibble over o about a dollar? ¿quién va a protestar or se va a quejar por un dólar?; to quibble WITH something: he quibbles with everything I say — le pone peros a todo lo que digo
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15 occupatio
I. II.Transf.A.Rhet. t. t.: ante occupatio, an anticipation of an opponent's objections, Cic. de Or. 3, 53, 205 (but in Auct. Her. 4, 27, 37, the true reading is occultatio, q. v.).—B.A business, employment, occupation (the usual meaning, esp. of public service; cf.studium): in maximis occupationibus tuis numquam intermittis studia doctrinae,
Cic. Or. 10, 34:maximis occupationibus distinebar,
id. Fam. 12, 30, 2:nullis occupationibus inplicatus,
id. N. D. 1, 19, 51:ille aut occupatione aut difficultate tardior tibi erit visus,
id. Fam. 7, 17, 2:ab omni occupatione se expedire,
id. Att. 3, 20, 2:relaxare se occupatione,
id. ib. 16, 16, 2.—With gen.:neque has tantularum rerum occupationes sibi Britanniae anteponendas judicabat,
engaging in such trivial affairs, Caes. B. G. 4, 22.
См. также в других словарях:
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cavil — verb ( iled or illed; iling or cavilling) Etymology: Latin cavillari to jest, cavil, from cavilla raillery; akin to Latin calvi to deceive more at calumny Date: 1542 intransitive verb to raise trivial and frivolous … New Collegiate Dictionary
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cavil — I (New American Roget s College Thesaurus) v. i. carp, find fault, take exception; be captious, quibble. See disapprobation, dissent. II (Roget s IV) v. Syn. quibble, find fault, criticize, carp; see censure , complain 1 . III (Roget s 3… … English dictionary for students
