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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > day-to-day running
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Общая лексика: день подрядУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > for the ... day running
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running ['rʌnɪŋ]1 noun∎ I like running j'aime courir;∎ I go running every weekend je vais courir tous les week-ends;∎ running is forbidden in the corridors il est interdit de courir dans les couloirs;∎ no running (sign) défense de courir;∎ to make the running Sport mener le train; figurative prendre l'initiative;∎ to make all the running (in contest) être en tête; (in relationship) toujours prendre les devants;∎ to be in the running for sth être sur les rangs pour qch, être dans la course pour qch;∎ he may not win but he's in the running il ne gagnera peut-être pas, mais il est dans la course;∎ he's in the running to get the job il a des chances d'obtenir le poste;∎ to be out of the running ne plus être dans la course∎ she leaves the day-to-day running of the department to her assistant elle laisse son assistant s'occuper de la gestion quotidienne du service(c) (working, functioning) marche f, fonctionnement m;∎ we apologize for the late running of this train nous vous prions d'excuser le retard de ce train(d) (operating) conduite f, maniement m(e) (usu in cpds) (smuggling) contrebande f;∎ drug running trafic m de drogue(f) (of water) écoulement m, ruissellement m(shorts, vest) de course (à pied)(a) (at a run → person, animal) courant, qui court;∎ to take a running kick at sth prendre son élan pour donner un coup de pied dans qch(b) (after n) (consecutive) de suite;∎ three times/weeks/years running trois fois/semaines/années de suite(c) (continuous) continu, ininterrompu∎ the sound of running water (stream) le bruit de l'eau qui coule;∎ to wash sth under running water laver qch à l'eau courante;∎ all the rooms have running water toutes les chambres ont l'eau courante;∎ a running tap un robinet qui coule;∎ a running sore Medicine une plaie suppurante; figurative une source de problèmes(e) (working, operating)∎ in running order en état de marche;∎ to be up and running être opérationnel(f) (handwriting) cursif►► Finance running account compte m courant;American running back (in American football) demi m à l'attaque;running battle lutte f continuelle;∎ they have a running battle about housework ils se bagarrent continuellement à propos des travaux ménagers;running board marchepied m;Radio & Television running commentary commentaire m en direct;∎ figurative she gave us a running commentary on what the neighbours were doing elle nous a expliqué en détail ce que les voisins étaient en train de faire;running costs frais mpl d'exploitation; (of car) frais mpl d'entretien;running down (criticism → of person, play) dénigrement m; (reduction → of staff) réduction f, diminution f; (→ of industry, factory) réduction f ou diminution f de la production;Typography running head titre m courant;running jump saut m avec élan;∎ familiar (go) take a running jump or American a running jump at the moon! va te faire voir (ailleurs)!, va voir ailleurs si j'y suis;running knot nœud m coulant;Nautical running lights feux mpl de position;Television running order ordre m de passage;running repairs réparations fpl courantes;running shoe chaussure f de course;Sewing running stitch point m droit;Typography running title titre m courant;running total total m cumulé;∎ to keep a running total of sth calculer qch au fur et à mesure;∎ the running total of the number of casualties is 32 on dénombre jusqu'à présent 32 victimes;running track piste f -
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tr['deɪtədeɪ]1 (daily) cotidiano,-a, diario,-a; (ordinary) de cada día2 (existence) rutinario,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto do something on a day-to-day basis hacer algo de día en día'deɪtə'deɪadjective (before n) < occurrence> cotidiano, diario; <chores/difficulties> de cada día; < existence> diario['deɪtǝ'deɪ]ADJ cotidiano, diariothe day-to-day running of the centre — la gestión cotidiana or diaria del centro
on a day-to-day basis — día por día, de día a día (LAm)
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3. плывучий, сыпучий ( о породе)4. находящийся в работе, на ходу; действующий, эксплуатационный
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2. ход, работа ( машины) ; эксплуатация3. перекачка; налив ( нефтепродуктов)
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1) рабочее состояние || находящийся в работе, на ходу; действующий; эксплуатационный2) ход; работа; эксплуатация (<<оборудования>); процесс ( бурения)3) спуск ()4) перекачивание; налив ( нефтепродуктов)5) плывучий, сыпучий ()•running against pressure — спуск труб в скважину под давлением;
- running of tubing stringrunning the rig — эксплуатация буровой установки;
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- irregular running
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- liner running
- oriented drilling pipe running
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- stepwise running of string
- sucker-rod string running
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1) (of or for running: running shoes.) para correr2) (continuous: a running commentary on the football match.) continuo, en directorunning1 adj1. corriente2. seguido / consecutivorunning2 n correr / atletismotr['rʌnɪŋ]2 (management) dirección nombre femenino1 (water) corriente2 (continuous) continuo,-a1 seguido,-a\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be in the running tener posibilidades de ganarto be out of the running no tener posibilidades de ganarrunning board estriborunning commentary comentario en directorunning costs (of car) gastos nombre masculino plural de mantenimiento 2 (of company) gastos nombre masculino plural de operaciónrunning mate SMALLAMERICAN ENGLISH/SMALL candidato,-a a la vicepresidenciarunning shoes zapatillas nombre femenino plural para correrrunning track pista de atletismorunning ['rʌnɪŋ] adj1) flowing: corrienterunning water: agua corriente2) continuous: continuoa running battle: una lucha continua3) consecutive: seguidosix days running: por seis días seguidosadj.• corredizo, -a adj.• corriente adj.• lanzado, -a adj.• manantial adj.• seguido, -a adj.n.• funcionamiento s.m.
I 'rʌnɪŋmass nouna) ( exercise)to be in/out of the running (for something): there are five candidates in the running for the post hay cinco candidatos compitiendo or en liza por el puesto; this has put him out of the running for the nomination esto descarta la posibilidad de que sea nominado; to make (all) the running ( Sport) ir* en cabeza; you can't expect him to make o do all the running no puedes pretender que él lo haga todo or tome todas las iniciativas; (before n) < shorts> de deporte; running shoes zapatillas fpl de deporte; running track — pista f de atletismo
b) ( of machine) funcionamiento m, marcha fc) ( management) gestión f, dirección f
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adjective (before n, no comp)1)a) ( done on the run)protestors were involved in a running battle with the police — hubo escaramuzas or refriegas entre la policía y los manifestantes
running game — ( in US football) ofensiva f terrestre
to take a running jump — saltar tomando carrera or (Esp) carrerilla
go take a running jump! — (colloq) anda y vete por ahí! (fam), vete por un tubo! (Méx fam)
b) ( continuous) < joke> continuoI don't need a running commentary on each news item! — no necesito que me comentes todas las noticias a medida que las dan!
running water — agua f‡ corriente
2) ( discharging) < sore> supurante
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['rʌnɪŋ]the third day running — el tercer día consecutivo or seguido
1. ADJ1) (=flowing) [water] corriente; [tap] abierto; [stream] de agua corriente2) (=continuous) continuoa running battle — (lit) continuos enfrentamientos mpl; (fig) una lucha continua
a running commentary (on sth) — (TV, Rad) un comentario en directo (sobre algo)
long-runningwe can do without a running commentary on the plot, thank you! — iro ¡podemos pasar perfectamente sin que nos cuentes el argumento de la película a cada paso!
3) (Med) [nose] que moquea; [sore] que supura2.ADVfor five days running — durante cinco días seguidos or consecutivos
for the third year running, the weather was awful — por tercer año consecutivo el tiempo era horroroso
3. N1) (=management) [of business, organization, school] gestión f, dirección f; [of country] gestión f2) (=operation) [of machine, car] funcionamiento m, marcha fto be in running order — [vehicle] estar en buen estado
3) (=activity, sport)running is not allowed in the school corridors — no está permitido correr por los pasillos del colegio
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he started professional running eight years ago — empezó a correr profesionalmente hace ocho años4) (fig)•
to be in the running for sth, she's in the running for promotion — tiene posibilidades de que la asciendan•
to be out of the running — (lit, fig) estar fuera de combatehis illness put him out of the running for the presidency — su enfermedad lo ha dejado fuera de combate en lo que respecta a la presidencia, su enfermedad ha acabado con sus posibilidades de conseguir la presidencia
4.CPDrunning board N — (Aut) estribo m
running costs, running expenses NPL — (esp Brit) [of business] gastos mpl corrientes; [of car] gastos mpl de mantenimiento
running head N — (Typ, Comput) título m de página
running in N — (Aut) rodaje m
running jump N — (Sport) salto m con carrerilla
to take a running jump — (lit) saltar tomando carrerilla
running mate N — (US) (Pol) [of presidential candidate] candidato(-a) m / f a la vicepresidencia
running repairs NPL — reparaciones fpl provisionales
running shoe N — zapatilla f de correr or de deporte
running stitch N — (countable) puntada f de bastilla; (uncountable) bastilla f
running time N — [of film] duración f
running total N — suma f parcial
running track N — pista f (de atletismo)
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I ['rʌnɪŋ]mass nouna) ( exercise)to be in/out of the running (for something): there are five candidates in the running for the post hay cinco candidatos compitiendo or en liza por el puesto; this has put him out of the running for the nomination esto descarta la posibilidad de que sea nominado; to make (all) the running ( Sport) ir* en cabeza; you can't expect him to make o do all the running no puedes pretender que él lo haga todo or tome todas las iniciativas; (before n) < shorts> de deporte; running shoes zapatillas fpl de deporte; running track — pista f de atletismo
b) ( of machine) funcionamiento m, marcha fc) ( management) gestión f, dirección f
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adjective (before n, no comp)1)a) ( done on the run)protestors were involved in a running battle with the police — hubo escaramuzas or refriegas entre la policía y los manifestantes
running game — ( in US football) ofensiva f terrestre
to take a running jump — saltar tomando carrera or (Esp) carrerilla
go take a running jump! — (colloq) anda y vete por ahí! (fam), vete por un tubo! (Méx fam)
b) ( continuous) < joke> continuoI don't need a running commentary on each news item! — no necesito que me comentes todas las noticias a medida que las dan!
running water — agua f‡ corriente
2) ( discharging) < sore> supurante
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the third day running — el tercer día consecutivo or seguido
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['rʌnɪŋ] 1.1) (sport, exercise) corsa f., (il) correre2) (management) direzione f.2.modificatore [ shoes] da corsa3.running sore — piaga purulenta; fig. seccatura continua
five days running — cinque giorni di seguito o di fila
••* * *1) (of or for running: running shoes.) da corsa2) (continuous: a running commentary on the football match.) radiocronaca, telecronaca* * *running (1) /ˈrʌnɪŋ/a.3 (posposto al nome) consecutivo: for eight days running, per otto giorni consecutivi; six times running, sei volte di seguito4 ( banca, rag., fin.) corrente: running-account credit, credito in conto corrente; running costs [expenses], costi [spese] correnti11 corsivo: a running hand (o handwriting) un carattere corsivo; un carattere a mano ( non stampatello)● ( football americano) running back, corridore ( attaccante che porta palla) □ a running battle, una battaglia in arretramento; (fig.) ripetuti scontri: We have had a running battle with the council over this, abbiamo avuto ripetuti scontri con il comune a questo proposito □ (autom., un tempo) running board, predellino; montatoio □ ( radio, TV; anche fig.) running commentary, cronaca in diretta □ running dog, cane da corsa; levriere; (fig. spreg.) galoppino, portaborse □ (mil.) running fight, arretramento eseguito combattendo □ (mil.) running fire, fuoco di fila □ (a poker) running flush, scala reale □ (archit., arte) running freeze, fregio continuo □ (mecc.) running gear, (autom.) parti mobili della vettura ( non il motore); (ferr.) rodiggio □ (giorn.) running head (o running heading), testata di pagina, testatina □ running joke, tormentone □ ( sport) running jump, salto con rincorsa □ running knot, nodo scorsoio □ running noose, cappio, capestro □ running order, scaletta ( di un concerto, spettacolo, ecc.) □ running ornament = running freeze ► sopra □ (autom., mecc.) running repairs, piccole riparazioni; manutenzione ordinaria □ (naut.) running rigging, manovre correnti; sartiame mobile □ (cinem., TV) running shot, carrellata □ running sore, (med.) piaga purulenta; (fig.) seccatura continua □ ( sport) running start, partenza in corsa; partenza lanciata □ (mil. e ginnastica) running step, passo di corsa □ ( cucito) running stitch, filza ( per imbastire) □ (giorn.) running story, articolo (racconto, ecc.) a puntate □ ( sport) running take off, stacco in corsa ( dal trampolino dei tuffi) □ (giorn.) running title = running head ► sopra □ (rag.) running total, totale a riportare (o a nuovo) □ (fin.) running yield, rendimento corrente ( di un portafoglio) □ ( di meccanismo, ecc.) smooth-running, scorrevole □ ( slang) Take a running jump!, togliti dai piedi!♦ running (2) /ˈrʌnɪŋ/n.1 [u] il correre; la corsa; ( sport) podismo: He took up running when he was 40, ha cominciato a correre a quarant'anni2 [u] direzione, gestione, conduzione ( di un'azienda, ecc.): He is in charge of the day-to-day running of the business, si occupa della gestione quotidiana dell'azienda3 [u] (mecc.) marcia; funzionamento, moto (di un motore); ( anche) manutenzione ( di macchinario): ahead [reverse] running, marcia avanti [indietro]● (naut.) running aground (o running ashore), incaglio □ (autom.) running-in, rodaggio □ running mate, cavallo di un tiro a due; (ipp.) cavallo che fa l'andatura al favorito; (polit.) candidato alla meno importante di due cariche abbinate; ( USA) candidato alla vicepresidenza □ (autom., mecc.) running-on, autoaccensione □ ( calcio, ecc.) running on the ball, caccia al pallone □ ( sport) running shoes, scarpe (o scarpette) da corsa (o da podismo) □ (trasp.) running time, durata della corsa □ running track, ( sport) pista ( per atletica leggera); (mecc.) rotaia di scorrimento ( di una gru) □ ( sport e fig.) to be in the running, essere (ancora) in corsa (o in gara); (fig.) avere probabilità di vittoria □ to make the running, ( sport) fare l'andatura, (fig.) imporre agli altri il proprio ritmo □ to be out of the running, ( sport: di concorrente) essere ormai fuori gara; (fig.) non aver probabilità di vittoria □ to take up the running, ( sport) condurre la corsa; (fig.) prendere la posizione di testa, mettersi in testa.* * *['rʌnɪŋ] 1.1) (sport, exercise) corsa f., (il) correre2) (management) direzione f.2.modificatore [ shoes] da corsa3.running sore — piaga purulenta; fig. seccatura continua
five days running — cinque giorni di seguito o di fila
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1. noun1) (management) Leitung, diemake the running — (in competition) an der Spitze liegen; (fig.): (have the initiative) den Ton angeben
2. adjectivein/out of the running — im/aus dem Rennen
1) (continuous) ständig; fortlaufend [Erklärungen]2) (in succession) hintereinander* * *1) (of or for running: running shoes.) Lauf-...2) (continuous: a running commentary on the football match.) laufend* * *run·ning[ˈrʌnɪŋ]road \running Laufen nt auf Asphaltshe has control of the day-to-day \running of the business sie führt die laufenden Geschäfte des Unternehmens3.▶ to be in/out of the \running (as a competitor) mit/nicht mit im Rennen sein; (as a candidate) noch/nicht mehr mit im Rennen sein▶ to put sb out of the \running jdn aus dem Rennen werfenII. adjfive days \running fünf Tage hintereinander [o in Folge2. (ongoing) [fort]laufendto have a \running battle with sb laufend [o andauernd] Streit mit jdm haben3. (operating) betriebsbereitthe machines are back to \running condition die Maschinen sind wieder betriebsbereit\running waters fließende Gewässer* * *['rʌnɪŋ]1. n1) Laufen nt, Rennen ntrunning style, style of running — Laufstil m
he started professional running eight years ago — er begann seine Laufkarriere vor acht Jahren
to be in the running ( for sth) — im Rennen (für etw) liegen
out of the running — aus dem Rennen
to take up the running (lit, fig) — sich an die Spitze setzen
2) (= functioning of machine, vehicle) Laufen nt3) (= management of business, hotel) Führung f, Leitung f; (of country, shop) Führung f; (of mine) Betrieb m; (of school, organization, newspaper) Leitung f; (= organization of course, competition) Veranstaltung f, Durchführung f; (= being in charge of course, competition, department, project) Leitung f5) (= smuggling) Schmuggel m2. adjrunning sore (Med) — eiternde Wunde; (fig) Eiterbeule f
3. advhintereinander* * *running [ˈrʌnıŋ]A srunning off the ball SPORT das Spiel ohne Ball;2. (Wett)Laufen n, (-)Rennen n, Wettlauf m (auch fig):be still in the running noch gut im Rennen liegen (a. fig:for um);be out of the running aus dem Rennen sein (a. fig:for um);put sb out of the running jemanden aus dem Rennen werfen (a. fig);a) das Tempo machen,b) fig das Tempo angeben,c) fig tonangebend sein;3. Schmuggel m4. Leitung f, Führung f5. Überwachung f, Bedienung f (einer Maschine)6. Brechen n (einer Blockade)B adjbe in running order in fahrbereitem Zustand sein2. flüchtig (Blick)3. laufend (Ausgaben, Monat etc):have a running battle ständig im Streit liegen ( with mit)4. WIRTSCH laufend, offen: → academic.ru/63500/running_account">running account5. fließend:7. flüssig8. aufeinanderfolgend:for three days running drei Tage hintereinander10. laufend, gleitend (Seil etc)11. linear gemessen:12. BOTa) rankendb) kriechend13. MUS laufend:running passages Läufe* * *1. noun1) (management) Leitung, diemake the running — (in competition) an der Spitze liegen; (fig.): (have the initiative) den Ton angeben
in/out of the running — im/aus dem Rennen
3) (of engine, machine) Laufen, das2. adjective1) (continuous) ständig; fortlaufend [Erklärungen]have or fight a running battle — (fig.) ständig im Streit liegen
2) (in succession) hintereinander* * *adj.laufend adj. n.Arbeitsgang m.Gang ¨-e m.Versuch -e m.
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day-to-day — adj [only before noun] 1.) day to day work/business/life etc day to day jobs or activities are ones that you do every day as a normal part of your life, your job etc ▪ The manager is responsible for the day to day running of the hotel. 2.)… … Dictionary of contemporary English
day-to-day — UK US /ˌdeɪtəˈdeɪ/ adjective [before noun] ► happening every day as a regular part of something: »Responsibility for the day to day running of the two stores had been transferred to locally recruited managers. »Bad weather may disrupt transport… … Financial and business terms
day-to-day — adjective only before noun * happening every day as part of your normal life: the day to day running of the company … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
running — [[t]rʌ̱nɪŋ[/t]] ♦♦ 1) N UNCOUNT Running is the activity of moving fast on foot, especially as a sport. We chose to do cross country running. ...running shoes. 2) N SING: the N of n The running of something such as a business is the managing or… … English dictionary
running — ▪ I. running run‧ning 1 [ˈrʌnɪŋ] noun 1. the running of something the way in which an organization or system is managed or organized: • He has little say in the running of the company. 2. be in the running/out of the running to have some hope or … Financial and business terms
running — run|ning1 [ˈrʌnıŋ] n [U] 1.) the activity or sport of running →↑jogging ▪ Did you go running this morning? ▪ New facilities include a pool and a running track. ▪ running shoes 2.) the running of sth the process of managing or organizing a… … Dictionary of contemporary English
running — run|ning1 [ rʌnıŋ ] adverb ** four weeks/five years/six times etc. running four weeks/five years/six times etc. following one after another: He has won this tournament for four years running. running run|ning 2 [ rʌnıŋ ] noun uncount * 1. ) the… … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
running — I UK [ˈrʌnɪŋ] / US adverb ** four weeks/five years/six times etc running four weeks/five years/six times etc following one after another He has won this tournament for four years running. II UK [ˈrʌnɪŋ] / US noun [uncountable] * 1) a) the… … English dictionary
running — [ˈrʌnɪŋ] noun [U] I 1) the activity of running for pleasure or as a sport 2) the activities that are involved in managing or organizing something The family is not involved in the day to day running of the company.[/ex] • be in/out of the running … Dictionary for writing and speaking English
day-to-day — adjective day to day management/running/administration etc work that is done as a normal part of your life, your job etc: The manager is responsible for the day to day running of the hotel … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
