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execution 1. ADMIN Erfüllung f (of contract); 2. COMP Abarbeiten n, Ausführung f (of commands); 3. GEN Ausführung f, Umsetzung f; Abwicklung f; 4. LAW Durchführung f, Ausfertigung f (of a document); Erfüllung f (fulfillment); Vollziehung f (of a contract); Vollzug m (of a contract); Vollstreckung f (of a will); 5. MGT Durchführung f (of policy); 6. STOCK Ausführung f -
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nounin the execution of one's duty — in Erfüllung seiner Pflicht
* * *[-ʃən]2) (the act of executing (orders or skilled movements etc).) die Durchführung* * *ex·ecu·tion[ˌeksɪˈkju:ʃən]nthe \execution of an idea die Verwirklichung einer Ideethe \execution of a duty die Wahrnehmung einer Pflichtthe \execution of a sonata die Ausführung einer Sonate3. LAWstay of \execution Vollstreckungsaufschub m* * *["eksI'kjuːSən]n1) (= carrying out of plan, order, task etc) Durchführung f, Ausführung f; (of movement, dance) Ausführung f; (of duties) Erfüllung f, Wahrnehmung f4) (JUR of will, judgement) Vollstreckung f; (of contract) Ausfertigung f; (= signing) Unterschreiben nt* * *execution [ˌeksıˈkjuːʃn] s1. Aus-, Durchführung f:in the execution of one’s duty in Ausübung seiner Pflicht2. (Art und Weise der) Ausführung:a) MUS Vortrag m, Spiel n, Technik f3. JURa) (rechtsgültige) Ausfertigung (einer Urkunde)b) Ausstellung f (einer Vollmacht)c) (rechtsgültige) Errichtung (eines Testaments)d) Vollziehung f, -streckung f (eines Urteils)e) Hinrichtung f:place of execution Richtplatz mf) Zwangsvollstreckung f, Pfändung f:levy execution against a company die Zwangsvollstreckung in das Vermögen einer Gesellschaft betreiben;sale under execution Zwangsversteigerung f;take in execution etwas pfänden;writ of execution Vollstreckungsbefehl m5. IT Ablauf m (eines Programms etc)* * *noun* * *(capital punishment) n.Hinrichtung f. n.Ausführen n.Ausführung f.Unterzeichnung f. -
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transitive verb1) (kill) hinrichten; exekutieren (Milit.)2) (put into effect) ausführen; durchführen [Vorschrift, Gesetz]3) (Law) vollstrecken [Testament]; unterzeichnen [Urkunde]* * *['eksikju:t] 1. verb1) (to put to death by order of the law: After the war many traitors were executed.) hinrichten2) (to carry out (instructions etc).) ausführen3) (to perform (a movement etc usually requiring skill).) durchführen•- academic.ru/25570/execution">execution- executioner
- executive 2. noun1) (the branch of the government that puts the laws into effect.) die Exekutive2) (a person or body of people in an organization etc that has power to direct or manage: He is an executive in an insurance company.) leitender Angestellter•- executor* * *ex·ecute[ˈeksɪkju:t]vt▪ to \execute sth etw durchführento \execute an order einen Befehl ausführento \execute a plan einen Plan ausführen [o durchführen]to \execute a play ein Stück aufführento \execute a somersault einen Purzelbaum schlagen2. LAWto \execute sb's will das Testament von jdm vollstrecken3. (kill)▪ to \execute sb jdn hinrichten* * *['eksɪkjuːt]vt1) plan, order, task etc durchführen, ausführen; movement, dance ausführen; duties erfüllen, wahrnehmen; purpose erfüllen; (COMPUT) command ausführen3) criminal hinrichten* * *execute [ˈeksıkjuːt]A v/texecute a dance step einen Tanzschritt machen;a statue executed in bronze eine in Bronze ausgeführte Statue2. ein Amt etc ausüben3. MUS vortragen, spielen4. JURa) eine Urkunde etc (rechtsgültig) ausfertigen; durch Unterschrift, Siegel etc vollziehenb) eine Vollmacht ausstellenc) ein Testament (rechtsgültig) errichtend) ein Urteil vollziehen, vollstreckenB v/i IT ablaufen (Programm etc)* * *transitive verb1) (kill) hinrichten; exekutieren (Milit.)2) (put into effect) ausführen; durchführen [Vorschrift, Gesetz]3) (Law) vollstrecken [Testament]; unterzeichnen [Urkunde]* * *v.ablaufen v.ausführen v.durchführen v.exekutieren v.hinrichten v.unterzeichnen v. -
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увольнение
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termination of employment
The act or instrument by which the binding force of a contract is terminated, irrespective of whether the contract is carried out to the full extent contemplated or is broken off before complete execution. (Source: WESTS)
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pur·su·ance[pəˈsju:ən(t)s, AM pɚˈsu:-]2. (execution) of a plan Verfolgung f, Ausführung f; of instructions Befolgung f, Ausführung f; of duties Erfüllung f* * *[pə'sjuːəns]n (form)(of plan) Verfolgung f; (of instruction) Ausführung f; (of duties) Erfüllung f* * *in (the) pursuance ofa) im Verfolg (gen),b) → academic.ru/59190/pursuant">pursuant;in pursuance of one’s dutya) in Ausübung seiner Pflicht,b) pflichtgemäß;in pursuance of truth auf der Suche nach (der) Wahrheit* * *n.Verfolgung f. -
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8 проект технорабочий
проект технорабочий
Проект, разработанный в одну стадию и выполняющий задачи, решаемые на стадиях технического проекта и рабочих чертежей; применяется при строительстве несложных объектов
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