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1 вспомогательный
1) General subject: accessorial, accessory, accidental, add-on, adjunct, adjuvant, adminicular, branch, bridging, emergency, intermediate, pilot, pony, satellite, satellitic, servo, stand by, standby, subcollegiate (о курсе для учащихся, не подготовленных к занятиям в колледже), subsidiary, supportive, utility, secondary, (дополни back-end processor (вторичный процессор компьютерной системы, выполняющий фоновые или специализированные задачи (например, обработку сложных графических изображений), освобождая от них главный процессор)3) Medicine: ancillary, auxiliary, subs (subsidiary)4) Latin: adiuvans6) Bookish: aidant7) Construction: supporting8) Mathematics: intermediary (о функции), subsideary9) Railway term: false (об элементах конструкции)10) Law: accessary, collateral11) Accounting: sectional account, subordinate12) Automobile industry: additional, false (элемент конструкции)13) Mining: doubling, relieving, service incline15) Metallurgy: nonessential, service16) Information technology: AUXilliary, assistant, backup, housekeeping, minor, scratch17) Oil: supplemental18) Astronautics: AUX19) Food industry: condimental21) Mechanics: odd22) Business: ministerial23) Drilling: boosting, donkey, false (напр. элемент конструкции), monkey24) Oil&Gas technology stand-by25) Microelectronics: support26) Programming: assistive27) Automation: nonproduction (напр. о материале), nonproductive (о времени работы станка)28) Quality control: false (напр. об элементе конструкции)29) Makarov: instrumental, peripheral, standy, tributary30) oil&gas: booster -
2 дополнительное доказательство
1) Law: additional evidence, adminicle, adminicular evidence, collateral evidence, contributing evidence, corroboration, supplementary evidence2) Patents: additional proof3) Business: further proofУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дополнительное доказательство
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3 дополнительный
1) General subject: accessorial, accessory, add-on, additional, additory, adjunct, adjunctive, adminicular, adscititious, alternate, amplificatory, another, appendant, auxiliary, by, collateral, complementary, contingent, excess, expletive, extra, farther, follow-up, further, in addition, more, new, obverse, occasional, other, plus, second, spare, subsidiary, supererogatory, supernumerary, supplemental, supplementary, attached, (train, plain) back-up3) Medicine: ancillary, assident, succenturiate, subs (subsidiary)4) Colloquial: wildcat (о поезде)5) Obsolete: accessive (Source: Webster's Revised Unabridged Dictionary (1913))8) Bookish: appendical, epactal9) Chemistry: padding10) Mathematics: adjugate, complement11) Railway term: superposed12) Law: accessary, adjective, collateral, secondary, subsequent13) Linguistics: completive14) Diplomatic term: special (о выборах и т.п.), supporting16) Telecommunications: ext19) Oil: complemental20) Special term: addititious21) Metrology: complimentary22) Business: collateral (об обеспечении и т.п.), incremental, marginal, ministerial, side-line23) Network technologies: piggyback25) Quality control: accidental, false26) Makarov: adventitious, adventive, annex, branch, external, indirect, odd, peripheral, tributary27) SAP.tech. addnl28) General subject: antithetic -
4 дополняющий
1) General subject: ampliative2) Engineering: complementary3) Chemistry: padding4) Mathematics: complementative, complimentary5) Law: adminicular, supplemental6) Economy: complementary (о товаре)7) Information technology: follow-up8) Makarov: obverse9) General subject: antithetic -
5 имеющий подчинённое значение
General subject: adminicularУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > имеющий подчинённое значение
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6 подтверждающий
1) General subject: confirmative, confirmatory, corroborant, corroborative, justificative, justificatory, recognitory (получение чего-л.), sustaining, verificatory, which confirms2) Engineering: affirming3) Bookish: affirmant4) Mathematics: in support of, supporting5) Religion: acknowledging6) Law: adminicular7) Business: begging to acknowledge8) Programming: confirmation9) Psychoanalysis: verificative10) Makarov: confirm11) SAP.tech. confirmer, counterconfirming -
7 вспомогательный
auxiliary; subsidiary (дополнительный)* * ** * *auxiliary; subsidiary (дополнительный)* * *accessorialaccessoryadminicularancillaryauxiliaryemergencysecondarysubsidiaryutility -
8 дополняющее доказательство
Юридический русско-английский словарь > дополняющее доказательство
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9 дополняющее доказательство
Русско-английский юридический словарь > дополняющее доказательство
См. также в других словарях:
Adminicular — Ad mi*nic u*lar, a. Supplying help; auxiliary; corroborative; explanatory; as, adminicular evidence. H. Spencer. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
adminicular — adj. 2 g. 1. Adminiculante. • v. tr. 2. Subsidiar … Dicionário da Língua Portuguesa
adminicular — (Der. de adminículo). tr. Ayudar o auxiliar con algunas cosas a otras para darles mayor virtud o eficacia. U. m. en leng. jurídico … Diccionario de la lengua española
adminicular — (Del lat. adminiculare < adminiculum, apoyo.) ► verbo transitivo DERECHO Poner una cosa, especialmente una prueba, junto a otra para ayudarla o reforzarla. * * * adminicular (de «adminículo») tr. Der. Juntar una ↘cosa a otra para ayudarla o… … Enciclopedia Universal
adminicular — /aedmanikyalar/ Auxiliary or subordinate to. The murder would be adminicular to the robbery (i. e., committed to accomplish it) … Black's law dictionary
adminicular — /aedmanikyalar/ Auxiliary or subordinate to. The murder would be adminicular to the robbery (i. e., committed to accomplish it) … Black's law dictionary
adminicular — ad·mi·nic·u·lar … English syllables
adminicular — Auxiliary; corroborative; confirmatory … Ballentine's law dictionary
adminicular — … Useful english dictionary
adminicular evidence — /sedmanikyalar evidans/ Auxiliary or supplementary evidence; such as is presented for the purpose of explaining and completing other evidence (Chiefly used in ecclesiastical law.) … Black's law dictionary
adminicular evidence — /sedmanikyalar evidans/ Auxiliary or supplementary evidence; such as is presented for the purpose of explaining and completing other evidence (Chiefly used in ecclesiastical law.) … Black's law dictionary
