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1 сбережение семей
преступление против дома, семьи — household crime
хозяин дома, глава семьи — the master of the household
Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > сбережение семей
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2 Божья семья
1. household of Godпреступление против дома, семьи — household crime
хозяин дома, глава семьи — the master of the household
2. god's familyбюджет моей семьи, мой семейный бюджет — my family exchequer
односемейный дом, дом для одной семьи — single family unit
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3 глава семьи
1. householderпреступление против дома, семьи — household crime
хозяин дома, глава семьи — the master of the household
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4 преступление против дома
Law: household crimeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преступление против дома
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5 преступление против дома, семьи
Law: household crimeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преступление против дома, семьи
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6 преступление против семьи
Law: household crimeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > преступление против семьи
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7 бытовой
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8 бытовой
1) ( относящийся к быту) everyday (attr); home (attr); living (attr); (о машинах и т.п.) domesticбытовы́е усло́вия — conditions of life
бытово́й укла́д — morals and manners pl
бытово́е явле́ние — everyday occurrence
бытовы́е ну́жды — everyday necessities (of life)
бытова́я те́хника — household appliances
бытово́й газ — domestic gas; ( в баллонах) household fuel gas
бытово́е потребле́ние эне́ргии — residential energy consumption
бытова́я электро́ника — consumer electronics
бытова́я видеоаппарату́ра — home video equipment
бытово́й компью́тер — home computer
бытово́й отсе́к (на космическом корабле) — living quarters ( on board spaceship)
бытово́е обслу́живание — consumer services pl
комбина́т бытово́го обслу́живания — consumer services centre
преступле́ние на бытово́й по́чве — domestic crime / incident
2) ( изображающий быт) genre [ʒɑːŋr] (attr); everyday (attr)бытова́я дра́ма — drama of everyday life
бытова́я пье́са — play of manners
бытово́й рома́н — novel of everyday life
бытова́я жи́вопись — genre painting
бытово́й жанр — genre art
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9 перегрузка
1) General subject: overburden, overfreight, overpressure, rehandling, overcharge, overwork, surcharge, transshipment, over load2) Geology: out-of-balance load4) Naval: supercharge, supercharging5) Medicine: blockade, overexertion, overstrain6) Military: ( over) load factor, blue-out, (с одного вида транспорта на другой) transshipment7) Engineering: acceleration (в полете от ускорения), blocking, congestion (напр. линии связи), flooding, impaction, load rejection, ol, over load factor, overcharging, overdrive, overload, overshoot (усилителя выходным сигналом), overtaxing (линий, пунктов подачи электроэнергии), overtolerance load, spillover, surcharge load, thrashing (системы управления виртуальной памяти), transfer, transloading, transshipment (с одного вида транспорта на другой)8) Chemistry: overstraining9) Construction: abnormal loading, overburden pressure, overloading, stalling load, supercharge loading, surcharge loading10) Mathematics: transferring11) Railway term: transfer work (напр. на автотранспорт), transhipping12) Law: trans-shipment13) Economy: overloading (транспортного средства), overuse (производственных мощностей), reshipment, strain, transhipment14) Accounting: shifting15) Automobile industry: excess weight, extra duty, freight handling, handling, overweight, rebooking, reloading16) Mining: over-load, overfeeding, transloading (материалов), transshipment (для транспортировки)17) Forestry: transfering (напр. лесоматериалов с автомобиля на железнодорожную платформу)18) Metallurgy: overstress19) Polygraphy: surcharges21) Textile: load-up22) Information technology: congestion (каналов связи), overrun (области, массива), overrunning, starvation23) Oil: excess load, thrasing24) Astronautics: G-load, acceleration force, acceleration in gravity, acceleration in gravity units, acceleration load, g-factor, g-force, g-loading, gravity load, load factor, overflux, rap25) Coolers: overloading (напр. компрессора)26) Ecology: overburdening27) Advertising: overworked capacity28) Household appliances: traffic overflow, traffic overload29) Drilling: straining30) Oilfield: overload overcharging31) Programming: overloading (Использование одного и того же имени для функций с разной сигнатурой (набором параметров). В некоторых текстах используется словосочетание "совместное использование")32) Automation: over-tolerance load, override, overstressing, pick-and-place, reload33) Quality control: overriding (измерительного прибора), straining (машины), supercharge load34) General subject: overcurrent (бортовой электросети)35) Aviation medicine: G-effect, acceleration factor, back acceleration, forward acceleration, head acceleration, left acceleration, load, overload (ing), overload phenomenon, right acceleration, tailward acceleration36) Makarov: blocking (на дороге), congestion (на дороге), excessive load, g-load (летательного аппарата), g-loading (летательного аппарата), load factor (летательного аппарата), overload (превышение нормальный нагрузки), overload (реки обломочным материалом), overshoot (усилителя входным сигналом), spillover (сети), surcharge (напр. трубопровода), surcharge (напр., трубопровода), transshipment (с одного судна на другое)37) Security: congestion (канала связи)38) Logistics: cargo transfer, reshipping, transferring cargo39) Aluminium industry: transfer point41) Electrical engineering: reload (топлива в ядерном реакторе)42) Cement: over-capacity43) Organized crime: trans-shipment of firearms (огнестрельного оружия)
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