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1 преуспевающий
forehanded* * *forehanded, going, successful* * *flourishingprosperousprosperouslysuccessful -
2 бережливый
1) General subject: abstemious, cannie, canny, economic, economical, forehanded, frugal, housewifely, parsimonious, pinching, provident, prudent, skimpy, sparing, thriftly, thrifty, managing, saving, chary, calculating3) Rare: inexpensive4) Australian slang: tight5) Production: lean (по теме "бережливого производства") -
3 заблаговременный
1) General subject: beforehand, done in good time, early, forehand, forehanded, forward (о закупках, контрактах), preliminary, timely, prior2) American: done early3) Law: anticipatory4) Sakhalin energy glossary: aforehand -
4 зажиточный
1) General subject: affluent, bein, lace curtain, lace-curtain, middle class, middle-class, podded, prosperous, sitting pretty, thrifty, warm, well, well off, well to do, well-to-do, well-off, well-heeled2) Colloquial: well-fixed3) American: brownstone, forehanded4) Religion: opulent5) Business: substantial -
5 зажиточный фермер
1) General subject: a forehanded farmer2) Advertising: substantial farmer, well-to-do farmer -
6 запасливый
1) General subject: provident2) American: forehanded -
7 нанесённый справа
General subject: forehanded (об ударе в теннисе) -
8 предусмотрительный
1) General subject: cautious, far-seeing, far-sighted, foreseeing, foresighted, forethoughtful, forward looking, forward-looking, long sighted, long-sighted, longheaded, precautious, provident, prudent, chary, long-headed2) American: forehanded3) Literal: farsighted4) Advertising: enlightened5) Makarov: soundУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > предусмотрительный
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9 преуспевающий
1) General subject: blooming, booming, flourishing, in smooth water, prosperous, rising, successful, thriving, upwardly mobile, prolific2) Colloquial: carbonized (о служащем)3) American: forehanded4) Accounting: bullish5) Jargon: lush6) Makarov: on the up and up -
10 расчётливый
1) General subject: calculating, circumspect, forehanded, hard-headed, hardheaded, narrow, politic, provident, prudent, shoplike, spare, tactical, thrifty, tough minded, tough-minded2) American: wise3) Mathematics: economical, frugal4) Diplomatic term: shrewd -
11 рачительный
1) General subject: Sustainable, assiduous, forehanded -
12 своевременная забота
General subject: forehanded careУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > своевременная забота
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13 своевременное лечение
1) General subject: forehanded care2) Makarov: early treatmentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > своевременное лечение
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14 своевременный
1) General subject: early, forehanded, heaven sent, heaven-sent, opportune, pat, state of the art, timely, towardly, well judged, well-judged, well-timed (used more frequently in English than 'timely'), timeous, up to date2) Computers: before-the-fact3) French: apropos4) Mathematics: in good time, in time5) Law: seasonable (AD)6) Accounting: JIT (just-in-time), just-in-time (сокр. JIT), prompt7) Jargon: on target8) Astronautics: on schedule, well timed9) Business: punctual (об исполнении обязательств)10) Makarov: in season11) Tengiz: on-time -
15 заблаговременный
preliminary; timely, done in good time* * ** * *preliminary; timely, done in good time* * *forehandforehanded -
16 своевременный
timely, opportune; well-timed (приуроченный)* * ** * *timely, opportune; well-timed* * *aproposforehandedjust-in-timeopportunepatseasonabletimelywell-timed -
17 предусмотрительный
prudent, having foresight* * ** * *cautiousfar-sightedforehandedforeseeingforethoughtfullong-headedprescientprovidentprudent -
18 заблаговременный
advance имя прилагательное: -
19 предусмотрительный
Русско-английский синонимический словарь > предусмотрительный
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20 преуспевающий
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См. также в других словарях:
Forehanded — Fore hand ed, a. 1. Early; timely; seasonable. Forehanded care. Jer. Taylor. [1913 Webster] 2. Beforehand with one s needs, or having resources in advance of one s necessities; in easy circumstances; as, a forehanded farmer. [U.S.] [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
forehanded — index economical, provident (showing foresight) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
forehanded — [fôr′han′did΄, fôr′han΄did΄] adj. 1. looking ahead to, or making provision for, the future; thrifty; prudent 2. well to do; well off; prosperous 3. FOREHAND (adj. 3) forehandedly adv. forehandedness n … English World dictionary
forehanded — adjective /fɔːˈhandɪd/ a) Looking to the future; displaying foresight; prudent. ‘I dunno whether it air night or no,’ she said [...]. ‘I mought be too forehanded a gittin supper fur aught I kin tell.’ b) Played with a forehand stroke … Wiktionary
forehanded — forehand ► NOUN ▪ (in tennis and other racket sports) a stroke played with the palm of the hand facing in the direction of the stroke. DERIVATIVES forehanded adjective … English terms dictionary
forehanded — adjective Date: 1650 1. a. mindful of the future ; prudent b. well to do 2. forehand 2 • forehandedly adverb • forehandedness noun … New Collegiate Dictionary
forehanded — forehandedly, adv. forehandedness, n. /fawr han did, fohr /, adj. 1. forehand (def. 1). 2. capable of dealing or coping with unexpected problems. 3. providing for the future; prudent; thrifty. 4. in good financial circumstances; well to do. adv … Universalium
forehanded — Synonyms and related words: Scotch, anticipant, anticipative, anticipatory, beforetime, bright and early, canny, careful, chary, cheeseparing, clairvoyant, conserving, divinatory, early, economic, economizing, farseeing, farsighted, forehand,… … Moby Thesaurus
forehanded — I (Roget s IV) modif. 1. [Wealthy] Syn. well to do, well off, prosperous; see rich 1 . 2. [Prudent] Syn. sparing, thrifty, frugal, provident; see careful , economical 1 . II (Roget s Thesaurus II) adjective Trying attentively to avoid danger,… … English dictionary for students
forehanded — adj. done with the palm facing outward (Tennis); thrifty, prudent; well to do, prosperous … English contemporary dictionary
forehanded — adverb (in tennis and other racket sports) with a forehand stroke. adjective US prudent or thrifty … English new terms dictionary