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1 привід
I чпр`ивідpretext, pretence; ( підстава) ground, reason, occasion; ( удаваний) make-believe; ( для відмовлення) cloak, cover, stalking horseпід приводом — on ( under) the pretext (of), under pretence (of); under colour (of); under plea (of)
з приводу — on the occasion (of), apropos (of)
під тим приводом, що — under the pretence that
з цього приводу — as regards this, apropos of this
II ч мех.дати привід — to give occasion (to)
пр`ивід( пристрій) drive, gearIII ч юр.пасовий привід — belt drive; черв'ячний
прив`ід( приведення) bringing; ( forcible) arrest -
2 передача
ж1) ( дія) transfer, transmission; ( майна) transference, handover, assignment; ( питання на розгляд) reference, submission; ( змісту) rendering; ( у спадщину) descent, remise; (новин, чуток) message, communication; (влади, функцій) devolutionпередача досвіду — transfer of experience; sharing of one's of experience (to)
передача власності — surrender of property, conveyance of property
передача володіння юр. — tradition
передача даних — data communication, data transfer, data transmission
передача енергії фіз. — energy transfer
передача інформації — information transfer, information transmission, communication of information
передача майна юр. — assignation
передача на поруки — admission, bail
передача пароля комп. — password propagation
передача повідомлень комп. — messaging, message transfer
передача права юр. — assignation
передача технології (з однієї галузі в іншу) — spin-off, technology transfer
акт передачi юр. — deed of assignment ( of transfer)
2) мех. ( механізм) transmission, drive, gear(ing)передача у велосипеді — high ( low) gear of a bicycle
3) ( по радіо) broadcast; ( по телебаченню) telecast4) (в лікарню, у в'язницю) ( food) parcel -
3 ланцюгова передача
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