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1 each of A and B
Юридический термин: как А, так и Б (в тексте договора), А и Б по отдельности -
2 each for himself and the devil take the hindmost
"всяк за себя и к чёрту отстающих"; см. тж. the devil take the hindmostCapitalism is ruthless on this point: its principle is "Each for himself and the devil take the hindmost!" (B. Shaw, ‘The Intelligent Woman's Guide to Socialism and Capitalism’, ch. 57) — Капитализм неумолим в этом отношении; принцип его: каждый за себя - и к чертям отстающих.
Large English-Russian phrasebook > each for himself and the devil take the hindmost
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3 Each Comes Hearing And Observing
Education: ECHOУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Each Comes Hearing And Observing
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4 event trace: A time-ordered description of each external input and the time at which it occurred
Общая лексика: трассировка событий: упорядоченное по времени описание всех внешних входных данных и моментов их поступления (см. Designing Concurrent, Distributed, and)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > event trace: A time-ordered description of each external input and the time at which it occurred
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5 uposatha days (The new moon and full moon days of each lunar month and the eighth day following the new and full moons)
Религия: дни упосаттыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > uposatha days (The new moon and full moon days of each lunar month and the eighth day following the new and full moons)
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6 Each
adj.P. and V. ἕκαστος.Each of two: Ar. and P. ἑκάτερος.Each one: P. and V. πᾶς τις.From each of two sides: P. ἑκατέρωθεν.In each of two directions: P. ἑκατέρωσε.Each time: Ar. and P. ἑκάστοτε.From each place: P. ἐκασταχόθεν.To each place: P. ἑκασταχοῖ, ἑκασταχόσε.Each other: P. and V. ἀλλήλους (acc. pl.).Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Each
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7 each other
[ˌiːtʃ'ʌðə]prpWe always try to help each other. — Мы всегда стараемя помогать друг другу.
They talk to each other on the phone every evening. — Они звонят друг другу каждый вечер.
dozens of suitcases were piled on top of each other Jane and Helen always sit next to each other at lectures. — На лекциях Джейн и Елена всегда сидят рядом (друг с другом).
CHOICE OF WORDS:Русскому друг друга соответствуют английские each other и one another. One another относится более чем к двум предметам или лицам: there were about fifteen children, they sang and spoke to one another там было около пятнадцати детей, они пели и разговаривали друг с другом; a each other относится только к двум: the two boys looked at each other оба мальчика смотрели друг на другаUSAGE:(1.) Если подлежащее стоит в форме множественного числа, то местоимения one another и each othe не употребляются в предложениях с глаголами совместного действия. К таким глаголам относятся to meet, to kiss, to embrace, to agree, to argue в отличие от русских соответствий встречать друг друга, встречаться друг с другом, поцеловать друг друга, поцеловаться друг с другом, обнять друг друга, обняться друг с другом, соглашаться друг с другом: they never met again больше они никогда не встречали друг друга; why do they always argue? почему они всегда спорят друг с другом?; the brothers embraced before parting братья обнялись друг с другом/обняли друг друга перед расставанием. (2.) See agree, v -
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each [i:t∫]1. adjective• each one of us chacun (e) de nous2. pronoun• the bags are $12 each les sacs coûtent 12 dollars chaque━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━► French reflexive verbs are often used to translate verbs + each other.━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━━* * *Note: When used as a determiner each is translated by chaque when an object or person is singled out: each document was examined = chaque document a été examiné. Tout/toute and tous les/toutes les are also used to express each and every: each passport must be checked = chaque passeport or tout passeport doit être contrôléWhen used as a pronoun each (= each one) is almost always translated by chacun/chacune. For examples and exceptions see below[iːtʃ] 1.determiner [person, group, object] chaque inveach morning — chaque matin, tous les matins
each person will receive — chaque personne or tout le monde recevra
2.he lifted each box in turn, each one heavier than the last — il soulevait des boîtes de plus en plus lourdes
pronoun chacun/-e m/feach of you — chacun de vous, chacun d'entre vous
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9 each
❢ When used as a determiner each is translated by chaque when an object or person is singled out: each document was examined = chaque document a été examiné. Tout/toute and tous les/toutes les are also used to express each and every: each passport must be checked = chaque passeport or tout passeport doit être contrôlé. When used as a pronoun each (= each one) is almost always translated by chacun/chacune. For examples and exceptions see below.A det [person, group, object] chaque inv ; each time I/you do chaque fois que je/tu fais ; each morning chaque matin, tous les matins ; each person will receive chaque personne or tout le monde recevra ; each and every day tous les jours sans exception ; ( exasperatedly) tous les jours que Dieu fait ○ ; he lifted each box in turn, each one heavier than the last il soulevait des boîtes de plus en plus lourdes.B pron chacun/-e m/f ; each will receive chacun recevra ; we each want something different chacun de nous veut une chose différente ; each of you/of them etc chacun de vous/d'eux etc, chacun d'entre vous/d'entre eux etc ; three bundles of ten notes each trois liasses de dix billets chacune ; each is equally desirable ( of two) les deux sont également souhaitables ; ( of several) tous/toutes sont également souhaitables ; I'll try a little of each je prendrais bien un peu de chaque ; oranges at 30p each des oranges à 30 pence pièce. -
10 ♦ each
♦ each /i:tʃ/A a.ciascuno; ogni: Each chapter begins with a quotation, ciascun capitolo si apre con una citazione; each day, ogni giorno; each man, ciascun uomo; ognuno; each time, ogni volta; each one, ciascuno; ognuno; each one of them, ciascuno di loroB pron.ciascuno; ognuno: There are 20 rooms, each with its own bathroom, ci sono 20 stanze, ciascuna con bagno; each of the men, ciascun uomo; Each of us has a book ( o we each have a book), ciascuno di noi ha un libro; I spoke to them each, ho parlato con ciascuno (di loro)C avv.a testa; l'uno: They cost a pound each, costano una sterlina l'uno; We were given a box each, a ciascuno di noi è stata data una scatola● each and all of us, noi tutti □ each and every, tutti (quanti); ogni singolo: each and every morning, tutte le mattine □ each other, l'un l'altro; scambievolmente; a vicenda: to hate each other, odiarsi; to help each other, aiutarsi a vicenda; They fell in love with each other, si sono innamorati (l'uno dell'altro); DIALOGO → - Asking about the family- I always thought you two were made for each other, ero convinto che foste fatti l'uno per l'altro; We don't speak to each other any more, non ci parliamo più; non ci rivolgiamo la parola; We commented on each other's work, ci siamo scambiati dei commenti sul nostro lavoro □ each way, da una parte e dall'altra; a destra e a sinistra; (rif. a spostamento, viaggio) in un senso e nell'altro, andata e ritorno □ (ipp., GB) each way, loc. avv., vincente o piazzato: I put £20 each way on Killick, ho puntato 20 sterline su Killick vincente o piazzato; to back a horse each way, scommettere su un cavallo vincente o piazzato □ each-way bet, (ipp., GB) scommessa su un cavallo vincente o piazzato; (fig.) buone probabilità (pl.), buona scelta □ each way chance, buone probabilità (pl.).NOTA D'USO: - each other o one another?- -
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each [i:tʃ]chaque;∎ each child has a different name chaque enfant a un nom différent;∎ each day chaque jour, tous les jours;∎ each (and every) one of us/you/them chacun/chacune d'entre nous/vous/eux (sans exception);∎ you're mad, each and every one of you! vous êtes fous, tous autant que vous êtes!2 pronoun(every one) chacun, chacune;∎ each of his six children chacun de ses six enfants;∎ a number of suggestions, each more crazy than the last un certain nombre de suggestions toutes plus folles les unes que les autres;∎ or would you like some of each? ou bien voudriez-vous un peu de chaque?;∎ to each his own, each to his own à chacun ses goûts3 adverb∎ (apiece) we have a book/a room each nous avons chacun un livre/une pièce;∎ the tickets cost £20 each les billets coûtent 20 livres chacun∎ to hate each other se détester (l'un l'autre); (more than two people) se détester (les uns les autres);∎ do you two know each other? est-ce que vous vous connaissez?;∎ the children took each other's hand les enfants se sont pris par la main;∎ the two sisters wear each other's clothes les deux sœurs échangent leurs vêtements;∎ they walked towards each other ils ont marché l'un vers l'autre;∎ we get on each other's nerves nous nous portons mutuellement sur les nerfs;∎ we get on very well with each other's parents nous nous entendons très bien avec les parents l'un de l'autre5 each way∎ each way bet pari sur un cheval gagnant, premier ou placé2 adverb(in betting) placé;∎ to put money each way on a horse jouer un cheval placé;∎ French Silk, £50 each way French Silk, 50 livres placé -
12 each other
For examples and particular usages see the entry below. pron ( also one another) they know each other ils se connaissent ; we hate each other nous nous détestons ; they're fond of each other ils s'aiment beaucoup ; to help each other s'aider mutuellement, s'entraider ; they wear each other's clothes ils se prêtent leurs vêtements ; to worry about each other s'inquiéter l'un pour l'autre ; kept apart from each other séparés l'un de l'autre. -
13 each and every one (of them)
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14 each other
each 'oth·er proneinander;the couple looked at \each other and smiled die beiden sahen einander an und lächelten;they're always wearing \each other's clothes sie tauschen immer die Kleidung;why are you arguing with \each other? warum streitet ihr euch?;to be made for \each other füreinander bestimmt sein -
15 each
each [i:tʃ]1. pron ка́ждый, вся́кий;each of us ка́ждый из нас
;each and all все без разбо́ра
2. a ка́ждый, вся́кий;each student has to learn it by heart ка́ждый студе́нт до́лжен вы́учить э́то наизу́сть
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16 each
each and every все до единого;each A by itself каждый в отдельности AEnglish-Russian dictionary of scientific and technical difficulties vocabulary > each
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17 each and all
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18 each and all
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19 each and every
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20 each and all
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