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- business climate
- competitive economic climate
- credit climate
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- human climate
- international climate
- investment climate
- operational climate
- price climate
- rigorous climate
- sales climate
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1) (the weather conditions of a region (temperature, moisture etc): Britain has a temperate climate.) clima2) (the conditions in a country etc: the economic/moral climate.) clima, situación•- climaticclimate n climatr['klaɪmət]1 SMALLGEOGRAPHY/SMALL clima nombre masculinoclimate ['klaɪmət] n: clima mn.• cielo s.m.• clima s.m.• constelación s.f.• latitud s.f.'klaɪmət, 'klaɪmɪtnoun clima m['klaɪmɪt]1.N clima m ; (fig) ambiente m2.CPDclimate control N — (=air conditioning) climatizador m
* * *['klaɪmət, 'klaɪmɪt]noun clima m -
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n1. клімат2. атмосфера, настрій, умонастрій- favourable climate сприятлива атмосфера, сприятливий клімат- international climate міжнародна ситуація- political climate політичний клімат- unfavourable climate несприятлива обстановка, несприятливий клімат- climate of confidence атмосфера довіри- climate of opinion суспільна думка- to change the political climate змінити політичний клімат- to ensure a favourable climate забезпечити сприятливий клімат- to improve the international climate оздоровити міжнародну обстановку -
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1. n климатrelaxing climate — климат, действующий расслабляюще
moderate climate — умеренный климат, средняя полоса
2. n район, область с определённым режимом погоды3. n атмосфера, настроение, умонастроение4. v амер. акклиматизировать5. v амер. акклиматизироватьсяСинонимический ряд:1. characteristic weather (noun) atmospheric conditions; characteristic weather; humidity; meteorological character; meteorological conditions; normal weather conditions; prevailing weather; weather2. milieu (noun) ambience; ambient; atmosphere; environment; medium; milieu; mise-en-scene; mood; spirit; surroundings; temper; tenor; tone; world -
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კლიმატი, ჰავაdamp weather / climate ნესტიანი ამინდი / ტენიანი ჰავაthe character of our climate ჩვენი ჰავის / კლიმატის თავისებურება -
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климат
arid climate аридный [сухой] климат
continental climate континентальный климат
oceanic climate океанический климат
perpetual frost climate постоянно-морозный климат (температура ниже 0° С во время самого тёплого месяца)
semiarid climate полусухой [полупустынный] климат
soil climate почвенный климат (влажность и температура почвы)
temperate climate умеренный климат
warm climate тёплый климат
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cli·mate [ʼklaɪmət] nKlima nt (a. fig)change of \climate Klimawechsel m;the \climate of the Mediterranean das Mittelmeerklima;the \climate of opinion die Stimmungslage, die allgemeine Meinung;the economic \climate das wirtschaftliche Klima;an extreme \climate ein extremes Klima;to move to a warmer \climate in wärmere Gegenden ziehen -
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['klaɪmət] 1. сущ.1) климатpeople who lived in Alaska and other northern climates — люди, которые жили на Аляске и в других северных регионах
3) атмосфера, обстановка, настроениеclimate of opinion, climate of thought — состояние общественного мнения, общественный климат
Syn:2. гл.а) акклиматизировать, приспосабливать к новой средеб) акклиматизироваться, приспосабливаться к новой среде•Syn: -
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1. [ʹklaımıt] n1. климатmild [healthy, scorching, dry, humid, wet /damp/] climate - мягкий [здоровый, знойный, сухой, влажный, сырой] климат
temperate /moderate/ climate - умеренный климат
2. район, область с определённым режимом погоды3. атмосфера, настроение, умонастроение2. [ʹklaımıt] v амер.1) акклиматизировать2) акклиматизироваться -
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relaxing climate — климат, действующий расслабляюще
moderate climate — умеренный климат, средняя полоса
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n1. климат;2. район, область с определенной погодой;3. атмосфера, настроение, умонастроение;climate, social-psychological - социально-психологический климат;
climate of opinion - общественное мнение.
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1) (the weather conditions of a region (temperature, moisture etc): Britain has a temperate climate.) klima, værlag2) (the conditions in a country etc: the economic/moral climate.) klima, atmosfære•- climaticklimasubst. \/ˈklaɪmət\/1) klima, værlag2) ( overført) klima, atmosfære• intellectual\/political climate -
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1) (the weather conditions of a region (temperature, moisture etc): Britain has a temperate climate.) klima2) (the conditions in a country etc: the economic/moral climate.) klima•- climatic* * *1) (the weather conditions of a region (temperature, moisture etc): Britain has a temperate climate.) klima2) (the conditions in a country etc: the economic/moral climate.) klima•- climatic -
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1. n1) кліматmoderate (temperate) climate — помірний клімат
2) район (область) з певним режимом погоди3) перен. атмосфера; настрій2. vакліматизувати (ся)* * *I ['klaimit] n1) клімат2) район, область з певним режимом погоди3) атмосфера, настрій, умонастрійII [`klaimit] v; амер.акліматизувати; акліматизуватися
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