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1 Covey, Stephen R.
(b. 1932) Gen MgtU.S. writer and consultant. Offers a holistic approach to life and work, based on Mormon principles, the self-drive philosophy of Dale Carnegie, and the self-help advice of Samuel Smiles. His message is enshrined in The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People (1989), which calls for a rethink of many fundamental assumptions and attitudes. -
2 Franklin Covey Company
NYSE. FCУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Franklin Covey Company
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12 ято
nock, flight(особ. яребици) coveyав. wing, (flying) squadron* * *я̀то,2. авиац. wing, (flying) squadron.* * *flock ; flight ; covey (яребици); pack ; school (от риба); skein {skein{ (диви гъски, лебеди)* * *1. (особ. яребици) covey 2. nock, flight 3. ав. wing, (flying) squadron -
13 выводок
1) General subject: aerie (хищной птицы), aery (хищной птицы), ayrie (в гнезде хищной птицы), brood, clutch, covey (куропаток), covey (особ. куропаток), eyrie (в гнезде хищной птицы), flight (птиц), hatch, hatching, nest5) Agriculture: breed6) Jocular: covey (детей), (о детях многодетных родителей) brood7) Makarov: brood (птиц, насекомых), fall, pack, team -
14 стая
1) General subject: band, band (животных), bander (животных), bevy (птиц), brood, covey, drover, flight (птиц), floc (птиц), flock (обыкн. птиц), gaggle (гусей), horde, muster, pack (волков и т. п.), school (рыб), shoal (рыбы), swarm, swarmer, troop, troop (и т.п.)2) Biology: cloud, flock (птиц), nest (насекомых), shoal (рыб), stock (рыб), swarm (насекомыми)4) Economy: head5) Australian slang: mob6) Ecology: stock7) Marine science: run -
15 Schar
f; -, -en; (Menschenmenge) (great) crowd, swarms Pl. (of people); von Vögeln: flock; von Rebhühnern: covey; von Mädchen, Rehen, Lerchen: bevy; von Ameisen: army; von Engeln: host; eine Schar von Kindern etc. auch a horde of children etc.; in ( hellen) Scharen in droves; die Rockfans kamen in Scharen auch hundreds ( oder thousands) of rock fans flocked there, rock fans came in their hundreds ( oder thousands); Pflugschar* * *die Scharregiment; troop; posse; crew; bevy; band; drove; flock; covey* * *I [ʃaːɐ]f -, -encrowd, throng (liter); (von Vögeln) flock; (von Insekten, Heuschrecken etc) swarm; (= Reiterschar, Soldatenschar etc) band, company; (von Jägern) party; (von Pfadfindern) company, troop; (von Engeln) host, band, throng (liter)Scháren von Hausfrauen stürzten sich auf die Sonderangebote — hordes or crowds of housewives descended on the special offers
die Fans verließen das Stadion in (hellen) Scháren — the fans left the stadium in droves
der Partei laufen die Mitglieder in Scháren davon — members are leaving the party in droves
IIdie Menschen kamen in (hellen) Scháren nach Lourdes — people flocked to Lourdes
f -, -en(= Pflugschar) (plough)share (Brit), (plow)share (US)* * *die1) (a group of people: She has cohorts of admirers.) cohort2) (a crowd or collection (of people or animals): A troop of visitors arrived.) troop* * *Schar1<-, -en>[ʃa:ɐ̯]in [hellen] \Scharen in droves [or swarms]Schar2<-, -en>[ʃa:ɐ̯]* * *die; Schar, Scharen crowd; horde; (von Vögeln) flockin [hellen] Scharen — in swarms or droves
* * *Schar f; -, -en; (Menschenmenge) (great) crowd, swarms pl (of people); von Vögeln: flock; von Rebhühnern: covey; von Mädchen, Rehen, Lerchen: bevy; von Ameisen: army; von Engeln: host;in (hellen) Scharen in droves;die Rockfans kamen in Scharen auch hundreds ( oder thousands) of rock fans flocked there, rock fans came in their hundreds ( oder thousands); → Pflugschar* * *die; Schar, Scharen crowd; horde; (von Vögeln) flockin [hellen] Scharen — in swarms or droves
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16 compagnie
compagnie [kɔ̃paɲi]feminine nouna. ( = présence) company• en bonne/mauvaise/joyeuse compagnie in good/bad/cheerful companyb. ( = entreprise) company• compagnie d'assurances/théâtrale insurance/theatrical company* * *kɔ̃paɲi1) ( présence) company2) ( groupe) company3) Commerce company4) Armée company5) Théâtre company6) ( colonie animale)•Phrasal Verbs:* * *kɔ̃paɲi nf1) (= firme) companyDupont et compagnie; Dupont et Cie — Dupont and Company, Dupont and Co
2) MILITAIRE company3) (= groupe) gathering4) (= présence avec soi) companyJ'appréciais beaucoup sa compagnie. — I really enjoyed his company.
en galante compagnie (avec une femme) — with a lady friend, (avec un homme) with a gentleman friend
Je viendrai te tenir compagnie. — I'll come to keep you company.
homme de compagnie — escort (male), male escort
femme de compagnie — escort (female), female escort
fausser compagnie à qn — to give sb the slip, to slip away from sb
See:* * *compagnie nf1 ( présence) company; attendre/vouloir de la compagnie to expect/to want company; la compagnie de the company of; tenir compagnie à qn to keep sb company; être de bonne/mauvaise compagnie to be good/bad company; voyager de compagnie to travel together; en compagnie de together with;2 ( groupe) company; toute la compagnie the entire company; distraire la compagnie to entertain the company; salut la compagnie! hello everybody!; embrasser/saluer la compagnie to kiss/to greet all present;3 Comm company; compagnie privée private company;4 Mil company;5 Danse, Théât company; compagnie théâtrale theatreGB company; compagnie de danse dance company; compagnie de ballet ballet company;6 ( colonie animale) compagnie de perdrix covey of partridges.compagnie aérienne airline; compagnie d'assurance insurance company; compagnie bancaire Fin banking corporation; compagnie de chemins de fer railway company; compagnie cinématographique film company; compagnie des eaux water company; compagnie financière Fin finance company; compagnie d'infanterie rifle company; compagnie de navigation shipping line; compagnie pétrolière oil company; compagnie de transports transport company; Compagnie des agents de change Fin company of stockbrokers; Compagnie des Indes Hist East India Company; Compagnie de Jésus Relig Society of Jesus.[kɔ̃paɲi] nom féminin1. [présence] companysa compagnie m'est insupportable I can't stand her company ou being with herêtre d'une compagnie agréable/sinistre to be a pleasant/gloomy companionêtre de bonne/mauvaise compagnie to be good/bad co mpanyêtre en bonne/mauvaise compagnie to be in good/bad companytu sais, je me passerais bien de compagnie! I could do with being left alone, you know!tout ça, c'est mensonge/arnaque et compagnie (familier & figuré) that's nothing but a pack of lies/a swindle4. THÉÂTREcompagnie (théâtrale) (theatre) group ou company ou troupe7. [dans des noms d'organisations]————————de compagnie locution adjectivale[animal] domestic————————en compagnie de locution prépositionnelle -
17 группа
1) General subject: act (группа исполнителей, например, рок/поп-банда) пример: Other Scottish acts, such as the Mull Historical Society who also featured in the top 50, performed at a party in Glasgow where the result was announced.), aggies (Aggies), assemblage, band (организованная; людей), (организованная) bander (людей), batch, bevy, block, body, bracket, brass choir (инструментов), bunch, circle (людей), class, cluster bar, cohorts, complex (зданий), drover, flock, gang, group, handful, hands, herd, knot (людей), lay-out, league, mob (людей), octuplicate, outfit, pack, packet, parcel, party, persuasion, plump, posse, prong, series, set, tally, team, type, automatic call distribution split (Метод маршрутизации вызовов схожего типа между агентами в операторском центре. А также группа, укомплектованная агентами, обученными обслуживать определенный тип входящих вызовов.), clutch, (лиц, людей, например) body of3) Biology: bunch (животных), cluster (деревьев)5) Medicine: residue, (воздействия) treatment arm (в контексте клинических исследований; целесообразно оставлять просто "группа"), (испытуемых, пациентов) arm (в контексте научных исследований по сравнению групп, получающих разное лечебное воздействие)7) Obsolete: nation (a nation of newspaper readers — люди, читающие газеты)8) Sports: bunch (велосипедистов)10) Engineering: array, bank (баллонов, трансформаторов и т. п.), crew, ensemble, manning, pear (конвертера), radical, train (прокатных клетей или валков)11) Agriculture: bunch (животных или птиц), loose grasses (животных или птиц)14) Construction: clump (деревьев)15) Mathematics: R-group R, assembly, cell, cluster, cohort, collection, gp (group), inquiry ensemble, item (данных), item of data (данных), pool, transvection-rich group16) British English: group (материнская компания вместе с дочерними предприятиями)17) Railway term: complication, row18) Law: delinquent gang, element (людей), violent gang19) Economy: committee, kin group, kinship group20) Accounting: batch (требований), bracket (напр. при группировке налогоплательщиков по доходу), group (компаний), group of companies (компаний), inspection team (технического контроля), stratum21) Automobile industry: panel22) Artillery: straddle23) Diplomatic term: side24) Forestry: bunch (при посеве или посадке гнёздами или биогруппами), clump (стволов или побегов с общей корневой системой), nest (напр. при посеве или посадке гнёздами или биогруппами)25) Metallurgy: line26) Polygraphy: division27) Politics: club (особ. держав)29) Electronics: bundle30) Jargon: crowd31) Information technology: constellation (одинаковых элементов, образующих макроэлемент), group box (Ряд интерфейсных элементов, объединённых вместе для удобства работы с ними), group item (как элемент данных), heading, section32) Oil: mix (сейсмоприёмников, пунктов взрыва), mix (сейсмоприемников; пунктов взрыва), patch array, pattern array34) Simple: caboodle35) Geophysics: pattern37) Seismology: template40) Network technologies: Computer Emergency Response Team, frame43) Quality control: batch (напр- требований, поступающих в систему массового обслуживания), battery (одинаковых деталей или установок), (рабочая) committee44) Robots: function( функциональная) (напр. разработчиков)45) Arms production: group (артиллерии), team (боевая или тактическая)47) Makarov: aggregation, batch (частиц, волн), bath, bunch (частиц, волн), clump (предметов), cluster (однородных предметов и т.п.), cluster (частиц, волн), constellation (напр., одинаковых элементов), crew (сотрудников), drove, framework, group (сотрудников), order, pack (однородных объектов), package (однородных объектов), pattern (сейсмическая), pile (однородных объектов), quality, row (однотипных объектов), team (сотрудников), train (волн)49) Gold mining: field crew50) SAP.tech. corporate group, grp -
18 стайка туристов
Makarov: a covey of tourists, covey of tourists -
19 Kette
f; -, -n1. chain (auch CHEM., WIRTS.); auch fig. Ketten (Fesseln) chains, fetters; in Ketten legen (Gefangenen) put in chains; an die Kette legen (Hund) put on the chain, chain up; fig. (jemanden) keep on a tight rein ( oder short leash); SPORT (genau decken) mark very closely ( stärker: out of the game)3. eines Kettenfahrzeugs: track5. von Bergen etc.: chain, range; von Seen: series, string; von Autos: line; fig. von Ereignissen etc.: chain, series, der Beweisführung, von Gedanken etc.: chain; (Absperrung) cordon; eine Kette bilden form a cordon; zum Weiterreichen, auch Demonstration: form a human chain* * *die Kettetrack chain; necklace; catena; daisy chain; chain; string; series; range* * *Kẹt|te ['kɛtə]f -, -n1) chain; (von Kettenfahrzeug) chain trackeinen Hund an die Kette legen — to put a dog on the chain, to chain up a dog
jdn in Ketten legen or schlagen (liter) — to put sb in chains
jdn an die Kette legen (fig) — to keep sb on a tight leash or rein
in Ketten liegen (fig geh) — to be in chains or bondage
seine Ketten zerreißen or sprengen (fig geh) — to throw off one's chains or shackles or fetters
2) (fig) (= ununterbrochene Reihe) chain; (von Menschen) line, chain; (von Fahrzeugen) line, string; (von Unfällen, Erfahrungen etc) series, stringeine Kette von Ereignissen — a chain of events
5) (AVIAT, MIL) flight6) (COMM von Läden etc) chain* * *die1) (a series of (especially metal) links or rings passing through one another: The dog was fastened by a chain; She wore a silver chain round her neck.) chain2) (a series: a chain of events.) chain* * *Ket·te<-, -n>[ˈkɛtə]f1. (Gliederkette) chaineinen Hund an die \Kette legen to chain up a dog sep, to put a dog on a chainjdn in \Ketten legen to put sb in chains, to clap sb in ironsin \Ketten liegen (geh) to be in chainsseine \Ketten zerreißen [o sprengen] (fig geh) to throw off [or break] one's chains [or shackles] [or fetters]; (Fahrradkette) [bicycle] chain; (Schmuckkette) necklace2. (ununterbrochene Reihe) lineviele tausende Demonstranten hatten eine \Kette gebildet several thousand demonstrators had formed a human chain; (Reihe von Gleichartigem) Blumen row; Bergen chaineine \Kette von Beweisen/Indizien a body of evidenceeine \Kette von Ereignissen a chain of eventseine \Kette von Unglücksfällen a series [or chapter] of accidents\Kette rauchen to chain-smoke3. ÖKON chaindieses Restaurant gehört zu einer \Kette this restaurant is part of a chain4. (in Längsrichtung verlaufende Fäden) warp* * *die; Kette, Ketten1) chain; (von Kettenfahrzeugen) trackdie Kette [an der Tür] vorlegen — put the chain across [the door]
an der Kette liegen — < dog> be chained up
die Ketten abwerfen/zerreißen — (fig. geh.) cast off or throw off/break one's chains or shackles
jemanden an die Kette legen — (fig.) keep somebody on a [tight or short] leash
2) (Halsschmuck) necklace; (eines Bürgermeisters usw.) chainKette rauchen — (ugs.) chain-smoke
4) (Weberei) warp* * *auch figin Ketten legen (Gefangenen) put in chains;an die Kette legen (Hund) put on the chain, chain up; fig (jemanden) keep on a tight rein ( oder short leash); SPORT (genau decken) mark very closely ( stärker: out of the game)3. eines Kettenfahrzeugs: track4. Weberei: warp;Kette und Schuss warp and woof5. von Bergen etc: chain, range; von Seen: series, string; von Autos: line; fig von Ereignissen etc: chain, series, der Beweisführung, von Gedanken etc: chain; (Absperrung) cordon;eine Kette bilden form a cordon; zum Weiterreichen, auch Demonstration: form a human chain* * *die; Kette, Ketten1) chain; (von Kettenfahrzeugen) trackdie Kette [an der Tür] vorlegen — put the chain across [the door]
an der Kette liegen — < dog> be chained up
die Ketten abwerfen/zerreißen — (fig. geh.) cast off or throw off/break one's chains or shackles
jemanden an die Kette legen — (fig.) keep somebody on a [tight or short] leash
2) (Halsschmuck) necklace; (eines Bürgermeisters usw.) chainKette rauchen — (ugs.) chain-smoke
4) (Weberei) warp* * *-n (Rebhühner) f.covey of pigeons n. -n f.chain n.necklace n.series n.string n.warp n. -
20 poikue
yks.nom. poikue; yks.gen. poikueen; yks.part. poikuetta; yks.ill. poikueeseen; mon.gen. poikueiden poikueitten; mon.part. poikueita; mon.ill. poikueisiin poikueihinbirth (noun)brood (noun)covey (noun)hatch (noun)litter (noun)* * *• aery• litter• hatch• covey• brood• airy• aerie• birth
См. также в других словарях:
Covey — Cov ey (k?v ?), n. [OF. cov?e, F. couv?e, fr. cover, F. couver, to sit or brood on, fr. L. cubare to lie down; cf. E. incubate. See {Cubit}, and cf. {Cove} to brood.] 1. A brood or hatch of birds; an old bird with her brood of young; hence, a… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Covey — ist der Name folgender Personen: Richard Oswalt Covey (* 1946), US amerikanischer Astronaut Stephen Covey (* 1932), US amerikanischer Bestseller Autor und Professor in Utah Diese Seite ist eine Begriffsklärung zur Unterschei … Deutsch Wikipedia
Covey — Cov ey, v. i. To brood; to incubate. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] [Tortoises] covey a whole year before they hatch. Holland. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
Covey — Cov ey, n. A pantry. [Prov. Eng.] Parker. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
covey — index band Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
covey — mid 14c., brood of partridges, from M.Fr. covée brood (Mod.Fr. couvée), from Gallo Rom. *cubata, lit. hatchling, from pp. stem of L. cubare to sit, incubate, hatch (see INCUBATION (Cf. incubation)) … Etymology dictionary
covey — ► NOUN (pl. coveys) ▪ a small flock of birds, especially partridge. ORIGIN from Old French cover, from Latin cubare lie down … English terms dictionary
covey — [kuv′ē] n. pl. coveys [ME < OFr covée, a brood < cover, to sit on, hatch < L cubare, to lie down: see CUBE1] 1. a small flock or brood of birds, esp. partridges or quail 2. a small group of people or, sometimes, things SYN. GROUP … English World dictionary
Covey — This rare and unusual surname is of Irish origin, and is a dialectal variant of the name Coffey, itself an Anglicized form of the Gaelic O Cobhthaigh, deriving from the prefix O meaning descendant of , plus the byname Cobhtach , Victorious. The… … Surnames reference
covey — ‘Hallo, my covey’ says Jack Dawkins, the Artful Dodger, when he first meets Oliver in Dickens’s Oliver Twist. ‘Covey’ is a diminutive form of ‘cove’, still used in third person reference of a man, or fellow. ‘Who’s that old cove over there?’… … A dictionary of epithets and terms of address
covey — noun (plural coveys) Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo French covee sitting (of hen), from cover to sit on, brood over, from Latin cubare to lie Date: 14th century 1. a mature bird or pair of birds with a brood of young; also a small flock 2 … New Collegiate Dictionary