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61 заботливость
1) General subject: attention (to show much attention to somebody - проявлять заботу о ком-либо), carefulness, solicitude, thoughtfulness2) Law: advertence, diligence3) Diplomatic term: diligence (в гражданском праве)4) Psychology: intentness5) leg.N.P. care, prudence6) Aviation medicine: affection7) Archaic: jealousy -
62 закреплять
1) General subject: anchor, assign (за кем-либо), bed down, cable (канатом, тросом), confirm, consolidate, fasten, fortify, make fast, nail down (успех, достижение), reeve, retain (за), secure, settle, spike, spire, strengthen, strut, fasten off (нитку), guarantee (права) (Конституцией), enshrine2) Computers: freeze3) Geology: case off5) Military: bed in, get a grip (на рубеже)6) Engineering: attach, bolt, clamp, cleat, constrain, cramp, dry (печатную краску высушиванием), fixate, hitch, hold, jam, key, rope (веревками, тросами или канатами), snug, tack (временное)8) Construction: anchor (анкерными болтами или связями), to tight up9) Law: allocate10) Economy: immobilize12) Architecture: steady13) Mining: crib up, prop (стойками), underprop14) Diplomatic term: nail down to statement (успех и т.п.)15) Forestry: cinch16) Polygraphy: clamp (напр. стереотип на формном цилиндре), tighten (напр. форму в печатной машине)17) Textile: bar tack18) Photo: fix19) Information technology: dock21) Mechanic engineering: screw22) Mechanics: constraint23) Business: arrange, immobilize (капитал)25) Education: reinforce (учебный материал)27) Automation: fixture, keylock, mount, pack up28) Makarov: anchor (наглухо), arrange (обрабатываемое изделие на станке), back (якорь и т.п.), dog, fast, imprint (в памяти), restrain, stake (с помощью кольев и т.п.), stay, support, take up29) Archaic: gripe30) Caspian: latch on (элеватор на буровой трубе) -
63 издавать
1) General subject: constitute (закон), edit, emit (крик, звук), enact, evolve (запах), get out, give forth, give out, heave (звук), issue (приказ), issue (указы и т.п.), print, produce, publish, put out, raise (возглас, крик), send (звук), send forth, shed (звук), utter (звук), volume, volume (звук), commence (звук)2) American: get off4) Diplomatic term: issue (бюллетень и т.п.)5) Cinema: bring out6) Polygraphy: dish7) Jargon: go to bed8) Business: put forth9) Network technologies: PWI publish -
64 измена
1) General subject: Punic faith, a piece ( an act) of perfidy, adultery, apostasy, bad faith, betrayal, breach of faith, infidelity, perfidy, recreance, recreancy, sell out, traitorousness, treacherousness, treachery, treason, treasonableness, unfaithfulness, sell-out2) American: bolt (убеждениям, партии и т.п.)3) Bookish: apostasy (делу, партии и т.п.)4) Law: treason (государственная), treasonable conduct (государственная)5) Diplomatic term: act of perfidy6) Scottish language: perduellion7) Makarov: an act of perfidy8) Archaic: untruth -
65 кладовая
1) General subject: ambry, butlery (дворецкого), buttery (для хранения провизии и напитков), larder (для мяса и т. п.), pantry (для провизии), promptuary, stillroom, stockpot, stockroom, storeroom, strongroom (для хранения ценностей в банке), storehouse2) Naval: lazarette, stowage space3) Obsolete: spence (для продуктов)4) Military: property room (подразделения), property shed (подразделения)6) Agriculture: depositary, depository, larder (для продуктов)7) Rare: thalamus8) Construction: closet, stock room, storage house, storage place, store room, utility room9) Railway term: wareroom10) Law: store-room12) Architecture: box room, locker (в жилом доме), still-room13) Mining: store house, supply room14) Mechanics: storage room15) Business: freight stowage space16) Drilling: store17) Automation: crib, minicrib (напр. инструмента)18) Makarov: cellar19) Archaic: armarium20) Logistics: subunit -
66 клевета
1) General subject: aspersion (to cast aspersions on somebody - клеветать на кого-либо), backbite (заглазная), black-wash, calumniate, calumniation, calumny, defamation, denigration, detraction, libel (в печати), malediction, obloquy, slander, smear, stab in the back, traducement, traduction2) Colloquial: mudslinging (направленная против политического противника)3) American: roorback (особ. порочащая кандидата на выборах)4) Law: damaging words (устная), defamation of character, libel (письменная), scandal, slander (устная)5) Diplomatic term: blackwash, (письменная) libel6) Jargon: schmear7) leg.N.P. defamation (including both libel and slander; now), libel (as false publication; formerly), libel as false publication (as distinguished from the common-law type of libel; formerly)9) Archaic: jowl -
67 коллега
1) General subject: affiliate, associate, brother, colleague, coworker, friend, ilk (человек, занимающийся тем же видом деятельности), workfellow, workmate, yokefellow, yokemate, opposite member (человек, занимающий соответствующую должность в другой организации), fellow staffer, partner2) Computers: buddy3) Colloquial: oppo, laborate, collaborate4) French: confrere5) Professional term: co-worker7) Advertising: opposite number (по роду занятий)8) Business: team member10) leg.N.P. companion, fellow employee, fellow pupil, fellow student11) Makarov: fellow12) Archaic: complice13) Phraseological unit: chase tail -
68 компетенция
1) General subject: ability, attribution, capacity, cognizance, commission, competence, competency, expertise, frame of reference, framework of reference, line, province, reference (комиссии), scope, sphere, technical expertise, terms of reference, purview, responsibility (сфера обязанностей и ответственности)2) Biology: competence (физиологическое состояние бластемы)3) Military: Reference terms, function4) Psychiatry: competence (адекватность поведения)5) Law: abatement of debts, conusance, power, reference (лица или органа, которому вопрос передан на рассмотрение)6) Economy: scope of functions, skill, sphere of duties7) Accounting: authorization8) Diplomatic term: reference (комитета и т.п.)9) Politics: reference of work10) Fishery: jurisdiction (суда или трибунала)11) Advertising: ref12) Business: authority, jurisdiction13) SAP. authorities, competencies14) Education: expertise in something (в чём-л.)15) Makarov: competence (нормальное функционирование, напр. организма или его части), competence (нормальное функционирование, напр., организма или его части), competence (способность группы эмбриональных клеток реагировать на организующий стимул), competence (способность клетки трансформироваться под влиянием чужеродной ДНК), competency (физиологическое состояние бластемы), orbit16) Archaic: attribution (правителя, делегата и т.п.) -
69 конечная цель
1) General subject: butt, final cause, long-run objective, ultimatum2) Literal: objective point3) Military: end objective, final objective, final target4) Bookish: sum5) Mathematics: the ultimate objective6) Religion: terminus ad quern7) Law: ultimate purpose8) Diplomatic term: ultimate aim9) Mechanics: final goal10) Advertising: ultimate objective, ultimate target11) Makarov: ultimate end, ultimate goal12) Archaic: scope -
70 место
1) General subject: PL, bench (в парламенте), berth, boot (to be in somebody's boots - быть на чьём-либо месте, в чьей-либо шкуре), cast (в телеге, повозке), corrigendum, digging, elbow room, elbow-room, hunting field, joint, kneeroom, local (действия), locus, office, package (багажа), passage (из книги и т. п.), place, point, poolside, position, post, quarter, reservation, room, saluting point, seat (в театре, на стадионе и т. п.), seating room (для сидения), shop around, site (происшествия и т.п.), sitting room, situation, space (в поезде, самолёте и т. п.), spot, stand, station, stead, (в сложных словах с греч. корнями) top-, (в сложных словах имеет значение) topo (с греч. корнями), appointment, groove2) Aviation: fix6) American: accommodations (в поезде, на пароходе), diggings, roomage, where (происшествия)7) Sports: placement (в соревновании)8) Military: site, station (по боевому расчёту)9) Engineering: accommodation (в поезде, на пароходе), habitat, locality, (в автобусе, в зале заседания) room (...часто употребляется французами), shipping item10) Bookish: lieu11) Agriculture: spacing12) Religion: lieu (Archaic for "place", "stead"), locus (Latin for "place")16) Australian slang: possie17) Architecture: job (работы), locale (действия), seat (в театре, в зале и т.п.), situation (расположения)18) Diplomatic term: scale, scene (события, происшествия и т.п.), seat (в правлении и т.п.)19) Cinema: slot20) Jargon: layout23) Advertising: scene (события), slot (в программе)24) Patents: focus25) Business: rank27) Oil&Gas technology PLC29) Automation: site (установки, сооружения)30) Makarov: article of luggage (багаж), rank (в ряду), seat (для сидения), the where31) SAP.fin. seat (ВЕАС) -
71 момент
1) General subject: element, factor, inst, instant, juncture, minute, mo (half a mo - подождите минутку! одну минутку!), momentum, point (времени), sec, second, space, moment, milestone, stage, aspect (один из моментов выступления оратора касался...), period of time2) Military: event (распорядка дня)3) Engineering: instance4) Mathematics: epoch, feature, heading, item, locality, moment coefficient, post, section, spot, subsection5) Railway term: impetus7) Automobile industry: disturbing moment8) Electronics: derived average9) Jargon: shake10) Oil: time11) Astronautics: couple12) Mechanics: torque13) Seismology: earthquake moment16) General subject: timing (впрыска, зажигания)17) Makarov: breathing, inst (instant), instance (времени), instant of time, moment (напр. силы, инерции), moment (e. g., of a line or surface with respect to an axis) (напр. линии или поверхности относительно оси), momentum component, momentum conservation, snatch18) Archaic: article19) Bicycle: (tightening torque - момент затяжки torque (болта, гайки и т. д.)20) SAP.tech. event21) SAP.fin. callup point22) General subject: n-th moment n-й -
72 мстить
1) General subject: avenge, make reprisals, requite, retaliate, revenge, take revenge, carry out reprisals, get even with2) Poetical language: venge3) Religion: wreak4) Diplomatic term: make reprisal, take revenge on for (кому-л., за что-л.) -
73 надувать
1) General subject: bag (ся), balloon, bamboozle, beat, belly, blow, blow out (щеки и т.п.), blow up (шину и т.п.), bob, bunco, cheat, chisel, con, cozen, distend, drift, duff, dupe, gazump, hoax, hocus-pocus, hornswoggle, huffle, humbug, inflate, jockey, juggle, pigeon, pout, puff, puff out, put across, queer, ream, swell, swindle, take in, trick, wipe another's nose, practise upon (кого-л.), have on toast (кого-л.), play jack with (кого-л.)3) Colloquial: cod, confidence trick, diddle, do, doodle, finagle, have on, hum, kid, nick, put across (кого-л.), sell, sting5) Obsolete: fob6) Engineering: blow up7) Economy: hoodwink8) Australian slang: rip off, screw, suck in, take for a ride9) Diplomatic term: dish10) Jargon: bam, carve, gag, hype, phenagle, pull a fast one, snooker, spoof, fiddle, finnigle, shuck, yentz11) Makarov: bloat, plant, sell a gold brick, wind, carve up, do down, do to down, double-cross, fill out, fill with air, come the old soldier over (кого-л.), do in the eye (кого-л.), fob off on (кого-л. поддельной вещью ложными обещаниями и т. п.), fob off with (кого-л. поддельной вещью ложными обещаниями и т. п.) -
74 называть
1) General subject: address, bename, call, denominate, enounce, entitle, epithet, hight, intitule, mention, name, nominate (дату и т. п.), qualify, qualify as, style, tab, term, title, write down, designate, clepe2) Biology: namatophilous3) American: specialize4) Church: christen6) Mathematics: designate (with instrumental of the name), designate as, refer to as, we mean, we shall call7) Psychology: describe as (что-л., чем-л.)8) Business: phrase9) Archaic: (уст. p. p. benempt) bename -
75 наносить ущерб
1) General subject: aggrieve, be prejudicial to (чему-л.), damage, dent, impair, prejudice, stab, cause damage to, cause harm, do damage to, do violence to, harm, cause to (кому-л.), be detrimental to, be inimical to2) Medicine: interfere (здоровью)3) Military: administer damage, deal damage, deliver damage, inflict damage4) Engineering: injure5) Rare: endamage6) Economy: cause a loss, do injury, do injury to, inflict a loss7) Accounting: disadvantage8) Australian slang: make a muck of, screw up9) Diplomatic term: cause damage, deal a damage10) Jargon: rinctum11) Advertising: inflict harm12) Business: affect13) Makarov: cause damage to smth (чему-л.), damage smth (чему-л.), detriment, impair smth (чему-л.), injure smth (чему-л.), insult, cause damage, damage the cause, do damage, do evil, do violence to, do damage to (кому-л.), cause damage to (чему-л.), damage (чему-л.)14) Archaic: scathe -
76 напыщенный
1) General subject: Ossianic, bloated, bombast, bombastic, cockish, declamatory, euphuistic (о стиле), exaggerative (о стиле), exaggeratory (о стиле), flatulent, florid, fluent (о словах и т. п.), fustian, grandiloquent, grandiose, hammy, heroic, high blown, high falutin, high faluting, high flown, high flying, high-blown, high-falutin, high-flying, important, inflated, luxuriant, magniloquent, melodramatic, mouth filling, mouth-filling, mouthy, opulent (о стиле), orotund, overblown, plethoric, pompous, pompous (о слоге), portentous, puffy, rhapsodic, rhapsodical, scenic, scenical, solemn, sonorous, sounding, stilted, swelling, theatrical, top lofty, tub thumping, tub-thumping (о речи), tumid, turgent (о стиле), turgid (о стиле), pretentious2) Medicine: plethorical3) Colloquial: hifalutin, highfalutin, highfaluting, top-lofty, toplofty4) Ironical: high-flown5) Obsolete: embossed6) Rare: stilty8) Diplomatic term: high-sounding, rhetorical9) Jargon: shi-shi10) Literature: euphuistical (о стиле)12) Archaic: thundering -
77 неверный
1) General subject: amiss (there is something amiss with him - с ним что-то неладно), caco, errorful, faithless, false, giaour, inaccurate, incorrect, infidel, insecure, strained, trustless, truthless, twotiming прил. (о муже, жене, любовнике), unfaithful, unsteady, untrue, untruthful, unveracious, wrongheaded, wrong, phony, off3) Mathematics: inexact4) Religion: infidel (An unbeliever with respect to a particular religion), miscreant ( Infidel, heretic), non-Moslem, recreant, unbeliever5) Australian slang: up the pole6) Diplomatic term: disloyal7) Scottish language: sklent8) Deprecatingly: Caffre (о немусульманине), Kafir (о немусульманине)9) Jargon: all wet, hooked up, off base, off the beam, (часто используется со стоящим впереди "all") wet ("Your ideas about politics are all wet.")11) Business: unjust12) Archaic: unfaithful (о приверженце другой религии, особ. о немусульманине) -
78 недружелюбный
1) General subject: antisocial, clammy, disaffected, ill disposed, ill-conditioned, ill-disposed, inimical, unfriendly2) Diplomatic term: hostile3) Makarov: forbidding4) Archaic: enemy -
79 непревзойдённый
1) General subject: all time, all-time, inimitable, matchless, ne plus ultra, nonpareil, second to none, surpassing, unbeaten, unbettered, unchallenged, uneclipsed, unequalled, unexcelled, unrivaled, unrivalled, unsurpassed, whopping, without a rival, unequal, world-beating, beyond compare, without peer, unbeatable, unparalleled2) Mathematics: unmatched3) Railway term: consummate4) Economy: nulli secundus5) Jargon: joe-darter (человек или вещь), tough6) Advertising: beyond example (о качестве)7) Makarov: insuperable, unbroken, unequaled8) Archaic: excellent -
80 нерушимый
1) General subject: imperishable, indefeasible, indestructible, indissoluble, infrangible, inviolable, inviolate (об обещании), ironclad, irreversible, irrevocable, sacrosanct2) Latin: aere perennius3) Bookish: Stygian (о клятве)5) Diplomatic term: sacred6) Makarov: firm7) Archaic: insoluble
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