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1 FIP
1) Общая лексика: Free in pipeline2) Компьютерная техника: Firmware Image Packager3) Американизм: Forestry Investment Program5) Военный термин: Falcon Improvement Program, Fleet Indoctrination Program, Force Improvement Plan, flight information publication, force improvement program6) Техника: field inspection procedure, fixed increment ploughing, fixed interconnection pattern, flight inspection permanent equipment7) Математика: свойство конечного пересечения (finite intersection property)8) Юридический термин: Firearms Interest Police, Firearms Interest To Police9) Ветеринария: Feline Infectious Peritonitis (инфекционный перитонит кошек)10) Сокращение: fuel injection pump, Flight Instruction Program (USA; AFROTC)11) Физиология: Feline Infectious Peritonitis12) Вычислительная техника: Facility Interface Processor, Factory Instrumentation Protocol, fluorescent indicator panel13) СМИ: Five Islands Press14) Деловая лексика: First Important Priorities15) Образование: Finding Information Project16) Сетевые технологии: FDDI Interface Processor, Factory Instrument Protocol17) Химическое оружие: federal information processing18) Расширение файла: File Processor Buffering19) Рыболовство: (Fishery Improvement Partnership) Партнерство по улучшению промысла -
2 priority
- 'o-1) (the right to be or go first: An ambulance must have priority over other traffic.) prioridad2) ((plural priorities) something that must be considered or done first: Our (first) priority is to feed the hungry.) prioridadpriority n prioridadtr[praɪ'ɒrɪtɪ]noun (pl priorities)1 (gen) prioridad nombre femenino2 SMALLBRITISH ENGLISH/SMALL (when driving) preferencia1 prioritario,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto get one's priorities right saber uno lo que más le importa en la vidato give priority to something dar prioridad a algoto have/take priority over something tener prioridad sobre algon.• anterioridad s.f.• precedencia s.f.• prioridad s.f.praɪ'ɔːrəti, praɪ'ɒrɪtia) u ( precedence) prioridad fto give priority to something — dar* prioridad a algo, priorizar* algo
to have/take priority (over something) — tener* prioridad (sobre algo); (before n) <treatment, item> prioritario
b) c (important matter, aim)my first/number one priority is... — para mí lo primero or lo más importante es...
c) u ( in traffic) (BrE) preferencia f[praɪ'ɒrɪtɪ]1. N1) (=precedence) prioridad fto give sth (a) high/low priority — dar mucha/poca importancia a algo
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in (strict) order of priority — por (estricto) orden de prioridad2) (=concern, aim) prioridad fit should be a priority for all of us — tiene que ser prioridad de todos nosotros, debería ser lo más importante or lo principal para todos nosotros
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our first priority is to cut costs — nuestra máxima prioridad es reducir los gastos•
to be high/low on sb's list of priorities — ocupar un lugar alto/bajo en el orden de prioridades de algn•
we must get our priorities right — tenemos que tener claro cuáles son nuestras prioridades, tenemos que tener claro qué es lo más importante or lo principal para nosotros3) (on highway) preferencia f de paso2.CPDpriority case N — caso m prioritario
priority share N — acción f prioritaria
priority treatment N — trato m preferente
* * *[praɪ'ɔːrəti, praɪ'ɒrɪti]a) u ( precedence) prioridad fto give priority to something — dar* prioridad a algo, priorizar* algo
to have/take priority (over something) — tener* prioridad (sobre algo); (before n) <treatment, item> prioritario
b) c (important matter, aim)my first/number one priority is... — para mí lo primero or lo más importante es...
c) u ( in traffic) (BrE) preferencia f -
3 rank
rank [ræŋk]1 noun∎ promoted to the rank of colonel promu (au rang de ou au grade de) colonel;∎ the rank of manager le titre de directeur;∎ to pull rank faire valoir sa supériorité hiérarchique;∎ I don't want to have to pull rank on you je ne veux pas avoir à user de mon autorité sur vous∎ we have very few players in the first or top rank nous avons très peu de joueurs de premier ordre(c) (social class) rang m, condition f (sociale);∎ the lower ranks of society les couches inférieures de la société∎ a double rank of policemen une double rangée de policiers;∎ to break ranks Military rompre les rangs; figurative se désolidariser;∎ Military & figurative to close ranks serrer les rangs;∎ Military close ranks! serrez!∎ (taxi) rank station f (de taxis)∎ she is ranked among the best contemporary writers elle est classée parmi les meilleurs écrivains contemporains;∎ I rank this as one of our finest performances je considère que c'est une de nos meilleures représentations;∎ he is ranked number 3 il est classé numéro 3(c) American (outrank → in army) avoir un grade supérieur à; (→ in office, organization etc) être le supérieur de;∎ a general ranks a captain un général est au-dessus d'un capitaine∎ to rank above sb être le supérieur de ou occuper un rang supérieur à qn;∎ to rank below sb occuper un rang inférieur à qn;∎ to rank equally (with sb) être au même niveau (que qn);∎ it ranks high/low on our list of priorities c'est/ce n'est pas une de nos priorités;∎ he hardly ranks as an expert on ne peut guère le qualifier d'expert;∎ Chess a castle ranks above a bishop la tour est plus forte que le fou∎ to rank before/after sb prendre rang ou passer avant/après qn;∎ to rank equally (with sb) prendre ou avoir le même rang (que qn)∎ to rank after sth être primé par qch;∎ to rank before sth avoir la priorité sur qch∎ figurative he doesn't rank ce n'est pas quelqu'un d'important(a) (as intensifier) complet(ète), véritable;∎ it's a rank injustice c'est une injustice flagrante;∎ he is a rank outsider in this competition il fait figure d'outsider dans cette compétition∎ to smell rank sentir fort;∎ his shirt was rank with sweat sa chemise empestait la sueur∎ his last film was totally rank! son dernier film était complètement merdique!(d) (coarse → person, language) grossier∎ to join the ranks of the opposition/unemployed rejoindre les rangs de l'opposition/des chômeurs∎ the ranks, other ranks les hommes mpl du rang;∎ to have served in the ranks avoir servi comme simple soldat;∎ to come up through or to rise from the ranks sortir du rang;∎ to reduce an officer to the ranks dégrader un officier∎ to rank on sb agonir qn d'injures□, traiter qn de tous les noms
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