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1 Low Latin (Latin from the 6th to the 16th century, both inclusive)
Религия: средневековая латыньУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > Low Latin (Latin from the 6th to the 16th century, both inclusive)
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2 both
1)а) Перед существительными с артиклем или притяжательным или указательным местоимением местоимение both употребляется как прилагательное или с предлогом of:б) Перед личным местоимением both всегда употребляется с предлогом of:2) Определенный артикль the или притяжательное местоимение после both часто опускаются3) Местоимение both может стоять после личных местоимений в объектной формеThey cheated us both — Они обманули нас обоих.
4) Если местоимение both относится к подлежащему, оно может стоять сразу после подлежащего или после вспомогательного глагола. -
3 inclusive
•• * Тяжелое для перевода слово. Конечно, в некоторых контекстах можно найти удачный вариант без особого труда. Например, в одном из документов ООН:
•• The debate in ECOSOC should become more inclusive. – Дискуссия в ЭКОСОС должна стать более широкой по охвату участников.
•• Заголовок статьи: Building an inclusive world economy. Может быть, Создание мировой экономики, открытой для всех.
•• NATO and EU need to be inclusive organizations. Здесь открытые для всех явно не подходит – это противоречит фактической стороне дела, весьма жестким требованиям к претендентам на членство в этих организациях. Но в зависимости от интерпретации этой фразы может быть принято либо широкие по составу участников, либо действующие на недискриминационной основе.
•• В предложении With 55 member states, the OSCE is the only inclusive pan-European organization знание ситуации подсказывает перевод единственная универсальная ( по составу участников) европейская организация.
•• В статье о ситуации в Эстонии:
•• Both Mr. Ruutel and the Center-Reform coalition government adopted a more inclusive approach towards the Russian minority, including the registration of the Estonian Apostolic Orthodox Church of the Moscow Patriarchate in 2002.
•• Более недискриминационный подход, пожалуй, плохо. Скорее менее дискриминационный, но, может быть, просто более благоприятное отношение к русскому меньшинству.
•• (Вообще говоря, прилагательные, оканчивающиеся на - ive, как правило, создают трудности в переводе на русский язык. Так, на переговорах по ракетам средней дальности в начале 1980-х годов пришлось изобрести слово интрузивный (по аналогии с медицинским инвазивный) – американцы говорили об intrusive verification/inspections. Я, правда, и тогда считал, и сейчас продолжаю думать, что ничего страшного не было бы, если бы мы говорили о проникающем контроле – смысл в любом случае нуждается в некотором пояснении, но русское слово мне при прочих равных нравится больше. А вот пример, где слово intrusive в переводе лучше для большей ясности развернуть:
•• Bush, who campaigned as a nice guy who would calm the roiled waters of Washington but not upset the status quo, has defied the basic assumptions about everything from the role of the federal government in education ( making it much more intrusive) to the conduct of foreign policy ( making it much less deferential to the views of other nations). (Washington Post)
•• Речь здесь идет о более активном вмешательстве федеральных властей в сферу образования.)
•• В последнее время inclusiveness (вариант – inclusivity) все чаще встречается как своего рода термин, смысл которого можно было бы выразить формулой «открытость для всех». Стержневой компонент смысла этого слова, на мой взгляд, недискриминационность ( недопущение дискриминации). Думаю, это слово может быть иногда приемлемым вариантом перевода. Интересно, что нередко в качестве квазисинонима используется слово tolerance. Вот интересная и по необходимости длинная цитата, относящаяся к скандалу с итальянским премьером Берлускони:
•• Berlusconi is not your ordinary Euro-pol. He’s a self-made media magnate, the wealthiest man in Italy, a conservative given to straight talk, and a magnet for controversies. Many center on the conflict of interest between his media empire and his political office, which is what Schulz was going after when he got hammered. All this makes for good “ summer theater” - the scandals that fill European papers during the political dog days. But it is not the man who represents Europe who is supposed to supply the grist. His task is to set a tone of tolerance and inclusivity. (International Herald Tribune)
•• Здесь, наверное, открытое/благожелательное отношение ко всем было бы неплохим вариантом, хотя это и длинновато. (Кстати, отсутствующее в ABBYY Lingvo dog days – здесь мертвый сезон).
•• В следующем примере я бы перевел inclusiveness как забота о недискриминационности:
•• Instead of covering all the bases, we wish the president would show himself willing to spend more of his political capital on inclusiveness.
•• На сайте www.diversitydtg.com можно найти огромное количество материала, отражающего разные аспекты концепций diversity и inclusivity. Здесь можно найти и inclusive strategies, и inclusivity initiatives, и inclusive work environment, и другие подобные выражения. Во всех этих случаях недопущение дискриминации, недискриминационность вполне подойдут.
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4 both dates inclusive
включая обе даты
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- b.d.i.
- both dates inclusive
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > both dates inclusive
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5 both days inclusive
оба дня включительно
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- b.d.i.
- both days inclusive
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > both days inclusive
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6 Inclusive quantifiers
К местоимениям - инклюзивным квантификаторам относятся местоимения-прилагательные all, both, half, every, each, местоимения-существительные everybody, everyone, everything и местоимения-наречия everywhere, everywhen, every time, everyhow. -
7 Both days inclusive (insurance)
Страхование: оба дня включаются (страховые)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Both days inclusive (insurance)
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8 both dates inclusive
1) Юридический термин: обе даты включительно2) ЕБРР: включительно -
9 Both days inclusive
Страхование: (insurance) оба дня включаются (страховые) -
10 Low Latin
Религия: латынь Средних веков, (Latin from the 6th to the 16th century, both inclusive) средневековая латынь -
11 low Latin
Религия: латынь Средних веков, (Latin from the 6th to the 16th century, both inclusive) средневековая латынь -
12 low latin
Религия: латынь Средних веков, (Latin from the 6th to the 16th century, both inclusive) средневековая латынь -
13 b.d.i.
1) Юридический термин: both dates inclusive2) Страхование: Both dates included3) Сокращение: both dates inclusive (включая обе даты), both days inclusive (оба дня включительно)4) Международные перевозки: both dates ( days) inclusive -
14 b.d.i.
включая обе даты
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- both dates inclusive
оба дня включительно
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- b.d.i.
- both days inclusive
Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > b.d.i.
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15 gate
1) вентиль; (вентильная) схема; логический элемент2) стробирующий импульс; строб-импульс || стробировать; пропускать; управлять пропусканием; управлять отпиранием•- gate through- A AND-NOT B gate
- A except B gate
- A ignore B gate
- A ignore B negative gate
- A implies B gate
- A implies B negative gate
- A OR-NOT B gate
- add gate
- add without carry gate
- addend-in gate
- adder gate
- all or nothing gate
- alternation gate
- alternative denial gate
- amplitude gate
- AND - NOT gate
- AND gate
- AND-to-AND gate
- AND-to-OR gate
- anticoincidence gate
- any but not all gate
- any or all gate
- augend-in gate
- B AND-NOT A gate
- B except A gate
- B ignore A gate
- B ignore A negative gate
- B implies A gate
- B implies a negative gate
- B OR-NOT A gate
- basic gate
- biconditional gate
- Boolean gate
- bud isolation gates
- carry gate
- cascaded gates
- C-gate
- coincidence gate
- complement gate
- conditional implication gate
- conjunction gate
- controllable gate
- crowded gate
- decision gate
- difference gate
- differential gate
- diode gate
- disjunction gate
- dispersion gate
- distance gate
- diversity gate
- don't care gate
- double-input gate
- dual gate
- EITHER-OR gate
- emitter-coupled gate
- equality gate
- equivalence gate
- equivalent gate
- eraser gate
- except gate
- exclusive NOR gate
- exclusive OR gate
- exjunction gate
- fault tree gate
- front-end gate
- gate between channels
- generator gate
- glue-type gate
- identity gate
- if A then B gate
- if A then NOT B gate
- IF-THEN gate
- ignore gate
- implication gate
- inclusion gate
- inclusive NOR gate
- inclusive OR gate
- inequivalence gate
- inhibitory gate
- insulated gate
- intersection gate
- inverted AND gate
- inverting gate
- isolated gate
- join gate
- joint denial gate
- locking gate
- logic product gate
- logic sum gate
- logical gate
- logic gate
- low-power gate
- majority decision gate
- majority gate
- match gate
- matrix gate
- mix gate
- modulo-two sum gate
- multiplicand gate
- NAND gate
- negation gate
- negative AND gate
- negative OR gate
- NEITHER-NOR gate
- N-input gate
- nonconjunctive gate
- nondisjunction gate
- nonequality gate
- nonequivalence gate
- NOR gate
- NOT gate
- NOT-AND gate
- NOT-both gate
- NOT-IF-THEN gate
- null gate
- one gate
- open-collector gate
- OR gate
- OR-ELSE gate
- OR-to-AND gate
- OR-to-OR gate
- partial sum gate
- positive AND gate
- positive OR gate
- priority AND gate
- pulse gate
- pulse-train gate
- quad gate
- readout gate
- reconvergent gate
- rejection gate
- self-aligned gate
- Sheffer stroke gate
- shift gate
- silicon gate
- spare gate
- special gate
- sum readout gate
- sum-out gate
- swap gate
- symmetric difference gate
- threshold gate
- time gate
- true gate
- two-input gate
- union gate
- voltage sensitive gate
- wired gate
- zero gate
- zero-match gateEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > gate
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16 operation
1) операция; действие2) работа; функционирование4) срабатывание ( прибора)5) редк. управление•- arithmetic operation
- array operation
- asynchronous operation
- atomic operation
- attend operation
- autohorized operation
- auto-parallel operation
- auto-serial operation
- auxiliary operation
- average calculating operation
- average calculation operation
- background operation
- battery operation
- biconditional operation
- bidirectional operation
- binary operation
- bitwise operation
- bit operation
- bookkeeping operation
- Boolean add operation
- Boolean operation
- both-way operation
- branch operation
- byte operation
- byte/word operations
- byte-write operation
- carry clearing operation
- checkpointing operation
- clerical operation
- collation operation
- combination operation
- combined operation
- comparison operation
- complementary operation
- complete operation
- compound operation
- computer operation
- concurrent operation
- conditional implication operation
- conditional operation
- conjunction operation
- consecutive operation
- consistency operation
- control operation
- control transfer operation
- conversational mode operation
- conversational operation
- corner-turning operation
- cumulative operation
- dagger operation
- data processing operation
- database operation
- declarative operation
- decoded operation
- device-dependent operation
- digit-to-digit operation
- digtiwise operation
- disjunction operation
- do-nothing operation
- don't care operation
- double-address operation
- double-length operation
- double-precision operation
- down operation
- drag and drop operation
- dual operation
- duplex operation
- dyadic operation
- either way operation
- EITHER-OR operation
- equality operation
- equivalence operation
- error-free operation
- except operation
- exchange operation
- exclusive OR operation
- fade operation
- fail-safe operation
- fail-soft operation
- fast rewind operation
- fixed-cycle operation
- fixedcycle operation
- fixed-point operation
- floating-point operation
- flow of control operation
- foreground operation
- full-duplex operation
- graft operation
- grouped operation
- half-duplex operation
- handshaked operation
- hands-on operation
- high-gain operation
- high-speed operation
- housekeeping operation
- I/O operations
- identity operation
- IF-AND-ONLY-IF operation
- IF-THEN operation
- illegal operation
- immediate operation
- implication operation
- inclusive OR operation
- inference operation
- input operation
- input/output operations
- integer operation
- interframe operation
- interlaced operations
- interleaving operations
- irreversible operation
- iterative operation
- jump operation
- keystroke operation
- large-signal operation
- link-following operation
- loading operation
- logical operation
- look-up operation
- loop operation
- low-level signal operation
- machine operation
- main operation
- majority operation
- make-break operation
- manual operation
- marginal operation
- marking operation
- master-slave operation
- match operation
- match-merge operation
- matrix operation
- meet operation
- mismatch operation
- monadic operation
- monitor-controlled operation
- move operation
- multibyte operation
- multidimensional operation
- multijob operation
- multiple operations
- multiple-computer operation
- multiple-processor operation
- multiple-shift operation
- multiple-word operation
- multiplex operation
- multiplexed operations
- multiply-accumulate operation
- multitask operation
- multitrack operation
- N-adic operation
- naming operation
- NAND operation
- N-ary operation
- nearest-value operation
- neighborhood operation
- NEITHER-NOR operation
- next higher retrieval operation
- next lower retrieval operation
- no operation
- no-failure operation
- nonarithmetical operation
- nonconjunction operation
- nondata operation
- nondisjunction operation
- nonequivalence operation
- nonidentity operation
- nonprimitive operation
- NOR operation
- NOT AND operation
- NOT BOTH operation
- NOT operation
- NOT-IF-THEN operation
- NOT-OR operation
- nullary operation
- off-line operation
- one-pass operation
- one-shot operation
- one-step operation
- one-way operation
- on-going operations
- on-line operation
- OR operation
- output operation
- overhead operation
- P operation
- packet-mode operation
- parallel operation
- parallel-parallel operation
- parallel-serial operation
- part-word operation
- paste operation
- peripheral operation
- pipeline operation
- pixel-level operation
- pointer operation
- polar operation
- primitive operation
- privileged operation
- prune operation
- pseudo off-line operation
- pulsed operation
- quarternary operation
- queue operation
- real operation
- real-time operation
- record-at-a-time operation
- red-tape operation
- reductive operation
- refinement operation
- register operation
- relational algebraic operation
- relational join operation
- remote operation
- repetitive operation
- retrieval operation
- rewind operation
- RMW operation
- scalar operation
- scale operation
- scanning operation
- scatter-write operation
- scheduled operation
- screening operation
- search operation
- sensing operation
- sensory operation
- sequential operation
- serial digit operation
- serial operation
- serial word operation
- serial-parallel operation
- serial-serial operation
- set operation
- set-at-a-time operation
- Sheffer-stroke operation
- shift operation
- simplex operation
- simultaneous operation
- single operation
- single-program operation
- single-shot operation
- single-step operation
- single-task operation
- slave operation
- small-signal operation
- split-word operation
- stable operation
- stack operation
- stacked job operation
- standard operation
- start-stop operation
- step-and-repeat operations
- step-by-step operation
- storage operation
- streaming operation
- string operation
- synchronous operation
- takedown operation
- team operation
- threshold operation
- time-consuming operation
- time-sharing operation
- transfer operation
- transmit operation
- triggerable operation
- Turing elementary operation
- two-way alternative operation
- two-way-simultaneous operation
- unary operation
- unattended operation
- unauthorized operation
- union operation
- unloading operation
- up operation
- V operation
- variable-cycle operation
- variable-length operation
- vector operation
- word operation
- write operation
- write-on match operation
- write-while read operation
- yes-no operationEnglish-Russian dictionary of computer science and programming > operation
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17 B.d.l.
Страхование: Both days inclusive (insurance) -
18 b.d.i.
сокр. от both dates inclusive
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