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Авиационная медицина: отвлечение внимания -
2 attention distraction
Англо-русский словарь по авиационной медицине > attention distraction
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3 attention
1. n внимание, внимательность2. n забота, заботливость, внимательность; уход3. n часто внимание, благосклонность; ухаживание4. n уход; техобслуживаниеold cars need a lot of attention to keep them working — за старыми машинами нужен хороший уход, иначе они выйдут из строя
5. n воен. строевая стойка, положение «смирно»to come to attention — принять положение «смирно»
to call to attention — дать команду «смирно»
to snap to attention — быстро принять стойку «смирно»
position of attention — положение «смирно»
6. n воен. смирно!Синонимический ряд:1. application (noun) application; concentration; consideration; debate; deliberation; heedfulness; study; thoughtfulness2. courtesy (noun) amenity; attentiveness; care; civility; concern; courtesy; gallantry; politeness; respect3. mindfulness (noun) alertness; fascination; focus; mindfulness; thoroughness; watchfulness4. notice (noun) cognisance; cognizance; ear; heed; mark; note; notice; observance; observation; reflection; regard; remark; tactАнтонимический ряд:carelessness; disregard; distraction; inattention; indifference; neglect; remission -
4 distraction of attention
Юридический термин: отвлечение вниманияУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > distraction of attention
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5 отвлекать, отвлечь
(вн.)
1. (отрывать от чего-л.) divert( smb., smth.), distract( smb., smth.) ;
~ внимание divert attention;
~ кого-л. от дел distract smb. from his, her work, take* smb.`s mind off his, her work;
~ кого-л. от мыслей divert smb., provide smb. with a diversion/distraction;
2. (заставлять изменить направление) divert (smb., smth.) ;
~ резервы противника на себя draw* the enemy`s reserves;
~ся, отвлечься divert one`s attention;
(при рассказе, изложении) digress.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > отвлекать, отвлечь
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6 отвлечение
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > отвлечение
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