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noun adhesión; fidelidadtr[æd'hɪərəns]1 (to cause) adhesión nombre femenino2 (to promise) cumplimiento3 (to belief) fidelidad nombre femenino4 (to rules) observación nombre femeninoadherence [æd'hɪrənts, əd-] n: adhesión f, adherencia f, observancia f (de una ley, etc.)n.• adherencia s.f.• adhesión s.f.• observancia s.f.æd'hɪrəns, əd'hɪərənsmass noun (frml)adherence (to something) — \<\<to principles/customs\>\> adhesión f (a algo); \<\<to rules\>\> observancia f (de algo)
[ǝd'hɪǝrǝns]N1) (lit) adherencia f (to a)2) (fig) (to policy) adhesión f ; (to rule) observancia f (to de)* * *[æd'hɪrəns, əd'hɪərəns]mass noun (frml)adherence (to something) — \<\<to principles/customs\>\> adhesión f (a algo); \<\<to rules\>\> observancia f (de algo)
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adhérence [adeʀɑ̃s]feminine noun* * *adeʀɑ̃s* * *adeʀɑ̃s nf1) (entre deux objets ou substances) adhesion2) [véhicule] roadholding, [pneu] grip3) ALPINISME (technique) friction* * *adhérence nf2 Méd adhesion.[aderɑ̃s] nom féminin1. [par la colle, le ciment] adhesionle manque d'adhérence d'une voiture a car's lack of ou poor road-holding -
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(to programme, agreement, promise, schedule) Einhalten, das (to Gen.); (to decision, tradition, principle) Festhalten, das (to an + Dat.); (to rule) Befolgen, das (to Gen.)* * *noun das Festhaften* * *ad·her·ence[ədˈhɪərən(t)s, AM -ˈhɪr-]n no pl ( form) Festhalten nt (to an + dat); of rule Befolgung f (to + gen); to regulations Einhaltung f (to von + dat)* * *[\@d'hIərəns]nFesthalten nt (to an +dat); (to rule) Befolgung f ( to +gen)* * *adherence [ədˈhıərəns; æd-] sto an dat)2. fig Anhänglichkeit f (to an akk)3. fig Festhalten n (to an dat)to gen)* * *noun, no pl.(to programme, agreement, promise, schedule) Einhalten, das (to Gen.); (to decision, tradition, principle) Festhalten, das (to an + Dat.); (to rule) Befolgen, das (to Gen.)* * *n.Anhaftung f.Anhängen n.Einhaltung f.Festhaften n.Festhalten n. -
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noun det å holde fast ved; fastklebingsubst. \/ədˈhɪər(ə)ns\/1) det å henge fast til\/ved, det å klebe fast til\/ved2) (om religion, ideologi) fastholdelse, tilslutning, troskapadherence to fastholdelse av tilslutning til -
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noun1) приверженность; верность2) строгое соблюдение (правил, принципов и т. п.); adherence to specification соблюдение технических условий3) tech. сцепление* * *(n) вязкость; приверженность; соблюдеиие* * *1) приверженность; верность 2) строгое соблюдение* * *[ad'her·ence || -ərəns] n. приверженность, верность, строгое соблюдение; сцепление, прилипание* * *благорасположениеблагосклонностьверностьприверженностьпривязанностьсоблюдениесоблюдения* * *1) приверженность 2) строгое соблюдение (правил, принципов и т. п.) 3) тех. сцепление -
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noun priľnavosť; dodržiavanie, vernosť, oddanosť* * *• vernost• zachovávanie• príchylnost k comu• prilnavost• adhézia• dodržiavanie• lipnutie na com• oddanost -
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noun adhésion
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adherence — adhere ad‧here [ədˈhɪə ǁ ˈhɪr] verb adhere to something phrasal verb to behave according to a rule, agreement etc: • Now companies must adhere to stricter guidelines on the disposal of toxic waste. adherence noun [uncountable] : • Aid to these… … Financial and business terms
adherence — adhere ► VERB (adhere to) 1) stick fast to. 2) remain faithful to. DERIVATIVES adherence noun. ORIGIN Latin adhaerere stick to … English terms dictionary
adherence — I (adhesion) noun attachment, bond, cementation, coherence, cohesion, cohesiveness, concretion, conglutination, connectedness, firmness, fixedness, holding together, sticking together, tenaciousness, tenacity, tie II (devotion) noun allegiance,… … Law dictionary
adherence — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ blind, close, faithful, firm, rigid, slavish, strict PREPOSITION ▪ adherence … Collocations dictionary
adherence — (n.) mid 15c., attachment to a person, support, from M.Fr. adhérence, from L. adhaerentia, noun of action from adhaerentem (nom. adhaerens), prp. of adhaerare (see ADHERENT (Cf. adherent)) … Etymology dictionary
adherence — noun (U) the act of behaving according to a particular rule or belief, or supporting a particular idea, even in difficult situations: strict adherence to the traditional caste system … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
adherence — noun 1. faithful support for a cause or political party or religion (Freq. 2) attachment to a formal agenda adherence to a fat free diet the adhesion of Seville was decisive • Syn: ↑attachment, ↑adhesion • … Useful english dictionary
adherence — noun Date: 1531 1. the act, action, or quality of adhering 2. steady or faithful attachment ; fidelity … New Collegiate Dictionary
adherence — noun a) The close physical union of two objects b) Faithful support for some cause … Wiktionary
adherence — ad|her|ence [ əd hırəns ] noun uncount FORMAL 1. ) the action of continuing to obey a rule, law, agreement, etc.: adherence to: a strict adherence to the rule of law 2. ) support for or belief in an idea, plan, opinion, etc.: adherence to:… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
adherence — UK [ədˈhɪərəns] / US [ədˈhɪrəns] noun [uncountable] formal 1) the action of continuing to obey a rule, law, agreement etc adherence to: a strict adherence to the rule of law 2) support for or belief in an idea, plan, opinion etc adherence to:… … English dictionary