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1) counting, reckoning, calculation он не в счет ≈ he does not count равный счет ≈ (голосов избирателей или очков в игре) tie вести счет ≈ to keep count (of) потерять счет ≈ to lose count (of) без счета ≈ countless, without number для ровного счета ≈ to make it even, to round it off
2) (в бухгалтерии) account на счет кого-л. ≈ on smb.'s account личный пенсионный счет ≈ individual retirement account амер. кредитный счет ≈ credit account корреспондентский счет ≈ (мелкого банка в крупном) correspondent account замороженный счет ≈ blocked account текущий счет ≈ account current лицевой счет ≈ personal account открывать счет ≈ to open an account, to set up an account for smb.;
to open the scoring спорт закрывать счет ≈ to close( out) an account перечень банковских счетов ≈ bank statement активный счет ≈ active account валютный счет ≈ dollar account бездействующий счет ≈ inactive account блокированные счета ≈ blocked accounts депозитный счет ≈ deposit account брит., savings account
3) account, bill оригинал счета ≈ original invoice копия счета ≈ duplicate invoice выписать счет ≈ to invoice подать счет ≈ to present a bill платить по счету ≈ to settle the account, to book out предъявлять счет ≈ to present a claim to smb., to present a bill to smb.
4) спорт score ""сухой"" счет ≈ (счет, открытый только одной стороной) lopsided score равный счет ≈ (в теннисе) deuce, deuce game
5) муз. time ∙ сказано на мой счет ≈ aimed at me у него счету нет( кого-л./чего-л.) ≈ he has lots (of) прохаживаться/проезжаться на счет ≈ разг. to make fun of smb. в два счета ≈ in no time at all не знать счета деньгам ≈ to have money to throw around у него каждая монета на счету ≈ every coin counts for him у него на счету много изобретений ≈ he has many inventions under his belt в конечном счете, в последнем счете ≈ ultimately, in the end за чужой счет, на чужой счет ≈ at someone else's expense, at the expense of others по большому счету ≈ by the highest standarts не в счет, не идти в счет ≈ not counted, it doesn't count ровным счетом ≈ exactly, no more than (точно) ;
absolutely nothing, not a (single) thing (ничего) гамбургский счет ≈ honest rating, objective rating за свой (собственный) счет, на свой счет ≈ at one's own expense, out of one's own pocket отпуск за свой счет ≈ unpaid leave( of absence) относить за счет, относить на счет ≈ to attribute smth. to принимать на свой счет ≈ to take smth. personally сбрасывать со счета, скидывать со счета, снимать со счета, сбрасывать со счетов, скидывать со счетов, снимать со счетов ≈ to discount smth., to dismiss, to write off, to ignore быть на хорошем счету ≈ (у кого-л.) to be in good standing with smb., to have a good reputation покончить (все) счеты ≈ (с кем-л./чем-л.) to sever all ties with smb. сводить счеты ≈ to get even with smb., to get back at smb., to pay smb. Back за счет ≈ at the expense (of) ;
owing to, thanks to, due to (по причине, из-за) на этот счет ≈ in this respect, as for this круглым счетом ≈ in round numbers в счет ≈ against, towards на счет ≈ at the expense (of) ;
about, concerning, referring to, on one's account (по поводу, по отношению к)account, идти в счет to be taken into account sport. score, какой счет? what's the score? bill (in a restaurant) calculation, без счету countless -
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1. прил. (принадлежащий другому) other people`s;
another`s;
belonging to someone else после сущ. ;
~ая собственность other people`s property;
это ~ая книга this book is not mine, this book doesn`t belong to me;
под ~им именем under an assumed name;
на ~ счёт at someone else`s expense;
щедрость за ~ счёт vicarious generosity;
2. прил. (чуждый, посторонний) strange, unfamiliar;
~ие люди strangers;
он нам ~ he is not one of us;
~ мужчина, ~ая женщина stranger, strange man*, woman*;
3. прил. (не являющийся родиной) strange, foreign, alien;
(иностранный) foreign;
~ язык foreign language;
~ие обычаи strange/alien customs;
4. в знач. сущ. с. other people`s property;
5. в знач. сущ. м. stranger;
знать что-л. с ~их слов learn* smth. from hearsay;
повторять, рассказывать с ~их слов repeat what one has heard, repeat what one has been told;
~ими руками делать что-л. get* smth. done for one. -
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