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3 casual connection
English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > casual connection
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4 connection
1. n связь, соединениеtandem connection — парное соединение; тандемное соединение
plug-in connection — вставное соединение; штыковой разъём
2. n присоединение; подключение3. n средство связи или сообщенияthe steamer is the only connection between the island and the mainland — пароход — единственное средство связи между островом и материком
4. n согласованность расписания5. n пересадка6. n обыкн. связи, знакомства7. n родственник, свойственник8. n родство; свойство9. n клиентура, покупатели10. n половая связь11. n объединение12. n тех. ниппель13. n посредник при продаже наркотиков, продавец наркотиков14. n связнойСинонимический ряд:1. affiliation (noun) affiliation; affinity; interdependence; kinship; marriage; reciprocity; relationship; respect2. amalgamation (noun) acquaintanceship; amalgamation; circle; consolidation; federation; incorporation; merger; network3. association (noun) alliance; application; association; bearing; cahoots; coherence; combination; conjointment; conjunction; co-operation; dependence; hookup; partnership; pertinence; relevance; tie-up; togetherness4. coupling (noun) coupling; joint; junction; juncture; seam; union5. job (noun) appointment; berth; billet; job; office; place; position; post; situation; spot6. link (noun) attachment; connective; correlation; coupling; fastening; interconnection; interrelation; interrelationship; joining; joint; junction; juncture; link; seam; tie-in; union7. relative (noun) kin; kinfolk; kinsman; kith; relation; relative; sibling8. religion (noun) church; communion; creed; cult; denomination; faith; persuasion; religion; sect9. suggestion (noun) connotation; suggestion10. tie (noun) bond; knot; ligament; ligature; linkage; nexus; tie; yokeАнтонимический ряд:disjunction; disunion; independence -
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[kə΄nekʃn] n կապ, հա րա բե րություն, կ ցում. in this connection այս կապակցությամբ. in connection with կապակցությամբ. a casual connection պատճա ռական կապ. a loose connection թույլ կապ. The buses run in connection with the trains Ավտոբուսների և գնացքների չվացուցակները համաձայն եցված են. connections կապեր. have good business connections լավ գո ծարար կապեր ունենալ. family connections ազ գական ներ -
6 temporary connection
1. временная связь2. временное соединениеtandem connection — парное соединение; тандемное соединение
plug-in connection — вставное соединение; штыковой разъём
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > temporary connection
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7 logic connection
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8 sibling connection
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9 causal connection
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > causal connection
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10 causal relation
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > causal relation
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11 incidental
- 'den-1) (occurring etc by chance in connection with something else: an incidental remark.) fortuito, casual2) (accompanying (something) but not forming part of it: He wrote the incidental music for the play.) de acompañamiento, de fondotr[ɪnsɪ'dentəl]1 (unimportant) secundario,-a, incidental, de poca importancia2 (inherent) inherente3 (fortuitous) fortuito,-a, casual1 imprevistos nombre masculino plural\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLincidental music música de fondoincidental [.ɪntsə'dɛntəl] adj1) secondary: incidental, secundario2) accidental: casual, fortuito1) : algo incidental2) incidentals npl: imprevistos mpladj.• accesorio, -a adj.• casual adj.• incidental adj.• incidente adj.n.• cosa accesoria s.f.'ɪnsə'dentḷ, ˌɪnsɪ'dentḷa) ( accompanying) < effect> secundario; <advantage/benefit> adicional; < expenses> imprevistoincidental music — música f incidental or de acompañamiento
incidental TO something: these duties are incidental to the job — son responsabilidades que conlleva el trabajo
b) ( minor) incidental, de menor importanciac) ( accidental) casual, fortuito[ˌɪnsɪ'dentl]1. ADJ1) (=related) [benefit] adicional; [effect] secundarioincidental expenses — gastos mpl imprevistos
incidental music — música f de acompañamiento
2) (=secondary, minor) [details] incidental, secundariobut that is incidental to my purpose — frm pero eso queda al margen de mi propósito
3) (=accidental, fortuitous) fortuito2.incidentalsNPL (=expenses) (gastos mpl) imprevistos mpl* * *['ɪnsə'dentḷ, ˌɪnsɪ'dentḷ]a) ( accompanying) < effect> secundario; <advantage/benefit> adicional; < expenses> imprevistoincidental music — música f incidental or de acompañamiento
incidental TO something: these duties are incidental to the job — son responsabilidades que conlleva el trabajo
b) ( minor) incidental, de menor importanciac) ( accidental) casual, fortuito -
12 incidental
1. adjective(casual) beiläufig [Art, Bemerkung]; Neben[ausgaben, -einnahmen]2. noun, in pl.Nebensächlichkeiten; (expenses) Nebenausgaben* * *[-'den-]1) (occurring etc by chance in connection with something else: an incidental remark.) beiläufig2) (accompanying (something) but not forming part of it: He wrote the incidental music for the play.) Begleit-...* * *in·ci·den·tal[ˌɪn(t)sɪˈdentəl, AM -t̬əl]these points are true but \incidental to the main problem diese Punkte sind zwar zutreffend aber für das eigentliche Problem ohne Belang\incidental charges Nebengebühren pl\incidental expenses Nebenkosten pl\incidental wage costs Lohnnebenkosten pl\incidental question/remark beiläufige Frage/Bemerkung* * *["Insɪ'dentl]1. adj1)2. nNebensächlichkeit f, Nebensache f;* * *incidental [ˌınsıˈdentl]A adj1. nebensächlich, Neben…:incidental expenses → B 2;incidental music Begleitmusik f2. beiläufig3. gelegentlich4. zufälligthe expenses incidental thereto die dabei entstehenden oder damit verbundenen Unkosten6. folgend (on, upon auf akk), nachher auftretend:incidental images PSYCH NachbilderB s1. Nebenumstand m, -sächlichkeit f2. pl WIRTSCH Nebenausgaben pl, -kosten pl* * *1. adjective(casual) beiläufig [Art, Bemerkung]; Neben[ausgaben, -einnahmen]2. noun, in pl.Nebensächlichkeiten; (expenses) Nebenausgaben* * *adj.folgend adj.gelegentlich adj.zufällig adj.zugehörig adj. -
13 relation
1. n отношение, связь, зависимость2. n спец. соотношение, формула, уравнение3. n обыкн. отношения4. n связь, контакт5. n эвф. половое сношениеcasual relation — беспорядочные сношения, промискуитет
6. n повествование, изложение; рассказ, описание, история7. n родственник, родственницаnear relation — ближайший родственник, член семьи
8. n юр. представление информации, заявление в судuniversal relation — универсальное отношение; универсальное представление отношения в базах данных
9. n редк. родствоlegitimate relation — родство, признанное законом
illegitimate relation — неузаконенное, фактическое родство
10. n геол. условия залеганияСинонимический ряд:1. account (noun) account; chronicle; description; narration; narrative; relating; report; story; telling2. connection (noun) alliance; association; connection; correlation; dependence; interconnection; interdependence; interrelation; interrelationship; link; relationship; tie-in3. reference (noun) reference; regard; respect4. relative (noun) kin; kinsman; kinswoman; relativeАнтонимический ряд:disagreement; disconnection; disharmony; disproportion; independence -
14 incidental
[-'den-]1) (occurring etc by chance in connection with something else: an incidental remark.) acidental2) (accompanying (something) but not forming part of it: He wrote the incidental music for the play.) de fundo* * *in.ci.den.tal[insid'entəl] n incidente, circunstância acidental. • adj 1 incidental, acidental, casual. 2 secundário, não importante. 3 suplementar. 4 Mus nota acidental.
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