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1 гетерозис
1) General subject: heterosis2) Biology: hybrid vigour, hybridous vigour3) Engineering: hybrid vigor4) Makarov: heterosis (повышенная способность к росту и активности), heterotic vigor -
2 энергичность
1) General subject: masculinity, snap, vigor (действий и т.п.), vitality, moxie2) Colloquial: pizzazz (also pizazz or pzazz)3) Australian slang: balls4) Psychology: aggressiveness, vigor5) Makarov: vigour (действий и т.п.) -
3 энергичный
1) General subject: active, alive, ambitious, arduous, ballsy, beany, bouncy, bubbly, buoyant, cracking, dapper, dashing, deedful, drastic, dynamic, eager, energetic, energetically, exuberant, fierce, full of beans, full of energy, full of vigor, full of vim, go ahead, go getting, go-ahead, go-getting, hard hitting, hard-hitting, hearty, high powered, high voltage, high-voltage, hot-shot, industrious, keen, live, macho, managing, masculine, pithy, power, punchy, pushful, pushing, racy, racy of the soil, rattling, red blooded, red-blooded, round, sappy, sharp, smart, smartish, snappy, spirited, sprightly, spunky, strenuous, strong, strong minded, strong-minded, two fisted, up and coming, up and doing, up-and-coming, up-and-doing, vertebrate (о стиле), vigor, vigorous, vigorous protest, vital, youthful, aggressive (Иногда, по контексту), offensive (Иногда, по контексту), lusty, driven3) American: kicky, vigorate (чрезмерно энергичный)4) Sports: energized5) Australian slang: box of birds, full of bushfire6) Diplomatic term: high-powered, vigorous (о действии)7) Jargon: ball of fire, ding-dong, go, go-go (о биржевом брокере), hot, rough and ready, zappy, zingy, hot shot, hot-shot Charlie, hotshot, jump8) Information technology: eager (о методе вычислений)9) Invective: full of piss and vinegar, full of vinegar10) Makarov: energetical, full of guts, full of hops, full of prunes, full of vigour, full of vitality, racy (о человеке), trenchant, violent11) Emotional: two-fisted -
4 энергия
1) General subject: E, abandon, activity, beef, birr, buoyancy, daemon, dash, demon, drive, energies, energy, get up, go, hustle, intensity, libido, life, might, mote, motive force, motive power, nerve, nervousness, oomph, pepper, pith, push, sap, sappiness, snap, soul, spring, spunk, starch, steam, stingo, vigour, virility, vis, vitality, will, zap, zest3) Slang: vibe4) American: get-up, get-up-and-go, jazz, vigor, zippo5) Military: power6) Engineering: absorbed-in-compression energy, absorbed-in-fracture energy, hysteresis energy7) Railway term: energy dissipated in brakes8) Diplomatic term: devote energies9) Music: power10) Psychology: virtue11) Jargon: bing-bang, (энергичность) bounce (All this kids have a lot of bounce.Все эти дети полны энергии.), get up and go, jism, piss and vinegar, spizzerinktum, vim and vigor, (ma)hoska, zowie, moxie, gimp, juice, whiz, whiz-bang, whizz12) Drilling: driving energy -
5 гетерозис
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6 гибридная мощность
heterotic vigor, hybrid vigorРусско-английский биологический словарь > гибридная мощность
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7 гибридная сила
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8 в расцвете сил
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9 активность внешней политики
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > активность внешней политики
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10 активность дипломатии
Military: vigor in diplomacy, vigour in diplomacyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > активность дипломатии
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11 активность роста
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12 активный
1) General subject: active, ambitious, busy, dynamic, energetic, fast and furious, industrious, interjetic, militant, ohmic, on( one's) toes, robust, stirring, up and doing, up-and-doing, vigor, favourable, hectic (Nimeria), sprightly (часто о престарелых людях, пример: sprightly for her age), bundle of energy, vocal2) Medicine: sthenic3) Military: aggressive (об обороне)4) Religion: awake5) Economy: operational6) Metallurgy: live, wattful (о сопротивлении)7) Psychology: functional8) Textile: fibre-reactive9) Jargon: hot, on the ball, on the go, on the stick, rootin'-tootin', rough and ready, ball of fire10) Information technology: current11) Student language: big wheel12) Metrology: resistive13) Ecology: potent14) Business: aggressive, living, strong16) Network technologies: running18) Programming: concurrent19) Aviation medicine: alert20) Makarov: active (об ингредиенте в лекарственной форме), energetical21) Taboo: butch, (о партнёре в половом акте) mintie22) Electrochemistry: actual23) Phraseological unit: bustle with (to be full of a certain activity or active beings.) -
13 бессильный
1) General subject: back strapped, bedrid, bedridden, emasculate, enervate, fibreless, flaccid, forceless, impotent, marrowless, nerveless, pale, paralytic, powerless, powerless impotent, sapless, sinewless, strengthless, wanting in vigor, wanting in vigour, weak, weak handed, weak-handed2) Medicine: adynamic3) Poetical language: unable4) Bookish: impuissant5) Australian slang: wet6) Jargon: pepped out7) Psychoanalysis: imbecile -
14 бледный
1) General subject: achromatous, anaemic, anemic, ashy, ashy-gray, bleak, bloodless, characterless, colorless, colourless, cream faced, cream-faced, dough-faced (о цвете лица), doughy (о цвете лица), etiolated, exsuccous, faint, feeble, feint, gray, green, grey, hueless, light (о цвете), lunary, mealy, pale, pale faced, pale-faced, pallid, pasty, pasty-faced, poor, sick (о цвете, свете и т. п.), suety (о цвете лица), tint (с примесью белил), wan, wanting in vigor, wanting in vigour, washed out, washed up, washed-out, washy, waterish (о свете), watery (о красках и т. п.), waxen, wheyfaced, white, white faced, white-faced, whitish, wishy washy, wishy-washy, green around the gills (также about/round the gills; о цвете лица, который свидетельствует о физическом нездоровье или нездоровой эмоции, например, "зеленый от зависти"), (о цвете) languid, grey-faced, pesty3) Biology: inconspicuous (о цвете)5) Medicine: acyanotic (о типе порока сердца)6) Poetical language: (смертельно) livid, paly7) Agriculture: inconspicuous (напр. о цвете)9) Scottish language: peelie-wallie -
15 бодрость
1) General subject: animal spirits, animality, bouyancy, buoyancy, cheerfulness, euphrasia, freshness, gladness, greenness, invigorate, invigour, liveliness, lustiness, pizzazz, sprightliness, vigour, vivacity, moxie2) American: peppiness3) Psychology: vigor4) Jargon: zap5) Drugs: a boost -
16 броский
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17 всхожесть
1) Biology: germinating capacity, germination (семян), germinative ability2) Engineering: germinating capacity (семян), germination capacity (семян)3) Agriculture: germination ability, viability, viable (семян)4) Forestry: germinability, germinative power (семян), seedling vigor5) Ecology: germinating ability, germinating power -
18 вялый
1) General subject: anaemic (о слоге), anemic (о слоге и т.п.), apathic, asleep, atonic, bloodless, dead, deficient in energy, dispirited, drowsy, dull (о торговле), easy (о рынке и т. п.), emasculate (о языке, стиле), exanimate, faded, faint, flabby, flaccid, flaggy, gutless, half-hearted, heavy headed, heavy-headed, ho hum, ho-hum, indolent, inert, insipid, lackadaisical, laggard, languishing, languorous, lax, lethargic, listless, low pressure, lukewarm, lymphatic, nerveless, oscitant, phlegmatic, phlegmy, pithless, pokesy, poppied, pulseless, quaggy, remiss, sackless, saggy, sapless, slack (о мышцах), sleepy, slow (о торговле), sluggish, soggy, spiritless, stolid, supine, switched off, switched-off, torpid, vapid, vegetable, wanting in vigor, wanting in vigour, washed out, washy, wishy-washy, withered, wooden, heavy, inactive, languid, stagnant, weak, halfhearted2) Biology: sleepy (о фруктах), soft (о мышцах)3) Medicine: hyposthenic, soft, torpent5) American: poky6) Bookish: lobotomized7) Agriculture: slow (о болезни), sluggish (о шаге лошади)8) Rare: spongy (о стиле, слоге)9) Mathematics: flasque10) Commerce: flat11) Economy: flat (о торговле), inanimate (о спросе), listless (о рыночных условиях, когда никто не проявляет интереса к покупке или продаже ценных бумаг), quiet (о рынке), soft (о конъюнктуре и т.п.), thin12) Accounting: inactive (о конъюнктуре), slow (напр. о торговле), soft (напр. о конъюнктуре)13) Diplomatic term: soft (о конъюнктуре)14) Deprecatingly: comatose15) Marine science: sluggish (о рыбе при пониженной температуре)16) Makarov: clipped, debile, dying, flabby (о ткани тела), flaccid (о ткани тела), lacking vitality, lethargical, limp, limp (напр. о цветках), low-pressure, quaggy (о человеке), soft (о мышцах и т.п.), unanimated, weak (о рынке) -
19 действительность
1) General subject: a matter of fact, actuality, effect, efficacy, fact, operability, real life, reality, realness (чего-л.), rights, the real, validity, validity (например, знака), verity, vigor, currency (существительное от current - действительный, действующий), actualness2) Philosophy: actual, actuals ( the actual), real3) Engineering: authenticity4) Religion: true5) Law: (договора) effectiveness, effectualness, force, vigour6) Australian slang: brass-tacks7) Diplomatic term: (материальная) essential validity (определяется правоспособностью сторон, реальностью их согласия, правомерностью цели и отсутствием пороков воли; по существу), (материальная) substantive validity (определяется правоспособностью сторон, реальностью их согласия, правомерностью цели и отсутствием пороков воли; по существу)8) Psychology: energia (в противоположность потенциальности), substance9) Patents: availability10) Business: deed11) EBRD: effectiveness (соглашения)12) leg.N.P. validity (e.g., of а contract, a treaty, a statute, a will)13) Psychoanalysis: factuality -
20 действующие законы
1) General subject: law for the time being in force, laws still in vigor, current legislation2) Diplomatic term: laws in vigour3) Makarov: active laws, laws still in vigourУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > действующие законы
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vigor — (Brit. vigour) ► NOUN 1) physical strength and good health. 2) effort, energy, and enthusiasm. ORIGIN Latin vigor, from vigere be lively … English terms dictionary
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