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1 office
office [ɔfis]masculine nouna. ( = tâche) office• remplir son office [appareil, loi] to serve its purposec. ( = bureau) officed. ( = messe) servicee. ( = pièce de rangement) pantry• avocat commis d'office ≈ legal-aid lawyer* * *ɔfis
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nom masculin1) ( rôle)remplir son office — [objet] to fulfil [BrE] its purpose, to do the job (colloq); [employé] to carry out one's duty
2) Administration, Droit ( charge) office4) ( salle) butlery
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d'office locution adverbialed'office — ( autoritairement) without consultation
commis or nommé d'office — [avocat, expert] appointed by the court (après n)
Phrasal Verbs:* * *ɔfis1. nm1) (= charge, fonction) officefaire office de [objet] — to serve as, [personne] to act as
2) (= agence) bureau3) RELIGION service2. nm ou nf(= pièce) pantry* * *A nm1 ( rôle) remplir son office [objet] to fulfilGB its purpose, to do the job○; [employé] to carry out one's duty; faire office de table to serve as a table; faire office d'interprète to act as an interpreter; ⇒ bon;4 ( salle) butlery.B d'office loc adv ( autorité) d'office without consultation; mesure appliquée d'office measure implemented without consultation; on m'a muté d'office aux archives I was transferred to records without being consulted; nos propositions ont été rejetées d'office our proposals were dismissed out of hand; commis or nommé d'office [avocat, expert] appointed by the court ( après n).office culturel combined arts centre and tourist information office; office ministériel office conferred for life by a public authority; office du tourisme tourist information office.[ɔfis] nom masculinfaire office de: qu'est-ce qui peut faire office de pièce d'identité? what could serve as proof of identity?pendant le voyage, j'ai dû faire office de cuisinier I had to act as cook during the tripaller à/manquer l'office to go to/to miss the church service4. COMMERCE [dans l'édition]————————[ɔfis] nom masculin & nom féminin[d'une cuisine] pantry————————offices nom masculin plurielgrâce aux bons offices de M. Prat/du gouvernement allemand thanks to Mr. Prat's good offices/to the good offices of the German government————————d'office locution adverbiale -
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3 правомочия по должности
authority conferred by office; ex-officio authorityРусско-английский юридический словарь > правомочия по должности
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4 правомочие
сущ.( полномочие) authority;power;warrant\правомочиея по должности — authority conferred by office
\правомочиея по закону — authority by law; legislative authority; statutory powers
\правомочиея президента — presidential powers
\правомочиея собственника — proprietary rights
административные \правомочиея — administrative powers
без надлежащего \правомочиея — without due (proper) authority (power)
действующие \правомочиея — current (effective, prevailing) powers
делегированные \правомочиея — delegated powers
дискреционные \правомочиея — discretionary powers
должностные \правомочиея — official powers; powers of office
дополнительные \правомочиея — additional (ancillary) powers
лишать кого-л \правомочией — to deprive (divest) smb of authority (of powers)
мандатные \правомочиея — mandatory powers
надлежащие \правомочиея — competent authority
обладающий надлежащими \правомочиеями — duly authorized (qualified)
полные \правомочиея — full powers
предоставление \правомочией публичного характера — public authorization
предоставление \правомочией частного характера — private authorization
предоставление \правомочией — authorization; entitlement (to)
предоставлять кому-л \правомочиея — to authorize (empower, enable) smb (to + inf); entitle smb (to); vest smb with authority (with powers)
презюмируемые \правомочиея — apparent (implied, ostensible) authority (powers)
родственные \правомочиея — cognate powers
совмещённые \правомочиея — merged powers
требуемые \правомочиея — requisite authority (powers)
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5 полномочия
1) General subject: empowerment, full powers (дипломатического представителя), office, reference standard, seal (часто лорд-канцлера или министра), sealer (часто лорд-канцлера или министра), vicarial powers, warrant2) Computers: privilege3) Military: authorities, plenary powers4) Religion: empowering5) Law: authority conferred by office, credential letters, credentials, enforcement powers, federal powers, imperium (лат. напр., the imperium of the judge), presidential powers, seals6) Economy: powers7) Accounting: authorization, commission, reference9) Information technology: authority (пользователя), authority (программы, пользователя и т.п.), permissions10) Business: discretion, full power, mandate, substitute, tenure11) SAP. power of attorney, powers of attorney12) Sakhalin energy glossary: terms of reference13) Management: organizational authority14) Network technologies: privileges, rights15) EBRD: letter of authority16) Automation: authority (напр. программы, пользователя)17) leg.N.P. credentials (e.g., of a representative of a member state on a united nations body; international law), full powers (e.g., of a person authorized by his government to sign an international agreement; international law)18) Makarov: seals (часто лорд-канцлера или министра), the seals (часто лорд-канцлера или министра)19) Security: power20) SAP.tech. decision authority -
6 должностные правомочия
powers of office, official powers, authority conferred by officeBanks. Exchanges. Accounting. (Russian-English) > должностные правомочия
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7 правомочия по должности
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > правомочия по должности
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8 officier
I.officier1 [ɔfisje]masculine nounII.officier2 [ɔfisje]➭ TABLE 7 intransitive verb* * *
I ɔfisjeverbe intransitif Religion, hum to officiate
II ɔfisjenom masculin officer* * *ɔfisje, jɛʀ (-ière)1. nm/fElle est officier de marine.; Elle est officière de marine. — She's a naval officer.
2. viRELIGION to officiate* * *officier verb table: plierA nm officer; officier de réserve/d'active reserve/serving officer; officier général/supérieur general/field officer; officier subalterne subaltern; officier des pompiers/de police fire/police officer; officier de liaison liaison officer; officier de semaine duty officer of the week; officier de marine naval officer; officier de la marine marchande officer in the merchant navy GB ou merchant marine US.officier de l'état civil registrar; officier de la Légion d'honneur officer of the Legion of HonourGB; officier marinier petty officer; officier ministériel holder of an office conferred for life by a public authority; officier d'ordonnance aide-de-camp; officier de police judiciaire law enforcement officer; officier public office-holder whose statements are deemed authentic; officier de renseignement intelligence officer; ⇒ grand.I[ɔfisje] nom masculinofficier de marine/de l'armée de terre naval/army officerofficier supérieur/général field/general officer2. [titulaire - d'une fonction, d'une distinction]officier de l'état civil ≃ registrarII[ɔfisje] verbe intransitif2. (figuré & humoristique) to presidequi officie aux fourneaux ce soir? who's in charge ou presiding in the kitchen tonight?
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