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1 importance
[ɪm'pɔːt(ə)ns]nважность, значительность, значимость, ответственностьWe attached no importance to his words. — Мы не придали его словам значения.
Don't put so much importance to this matter. — Не придавайте этому так много значения.
See that the proper importance is given to it. — Проследите за тем, чтобы этому было придано должное значение. /Проследите за тем, чтобы к этому отнеслись с должным вниманием.
- importance of smth- importance of the matter cannot be overestimated
- event of importance
- question of importance
- problem of importance
- matter of utmost highest importance
- person of great importance
- family of some importance
- people of some importance
- man of little importance
- point of grave importance
- prodject of local importance
- town of secondary importance
- detail without importance
- nothing of importance resulted from the meeting
- no trade of any importance
- attach importance to numbers
- be of political importance
- be of military importance
- acquire considerable importance
- lend additional importance to the statement
- complete with one another in commercial importance
- do smth with apparent importance
- be of world importance
- give oneself an air of bustling importance
- stress the relative importance of the place
- exaggerate the importance of the event
- assume importance
- measure smb's importance by smb's income
- grow in importanceUSAGE:(1.) Русским словосочетаниям "иметь (не иметь) значение, быть важным (не важным)" в английском языке соответствуют обороты to be of (no) importance: I did not know it was of such importance я не знал, что это так важно. Существительное importance усиливается прилагательными great, highest, little: we attached little importance to his words мы не придали его словам большого значения. Русское предложение "это не важно" также может быть передано глагол to matter или словосочетанием to make difference: If doesn't matter. It makes no difference. (2.) See easy, adj; USAGE (1.). (3.) See absolutely, adv -
2 importance
n важность, значительность Русским словосочетаниям иметь (не иметь) значение, быть важным (не важным) соответствуют обороты to be of (no) importance:I did not know it was of such importance — Я не знал, что это так важно.
Существительное importance усиливается прилагательными great, highest, little.We attached little importance to his words — Мы не придали его словам большого значения.
Русское предложение это не важно также может быть передано сочетанием глагола to matter с существительным difference:It doesn't matter. It makes no difference.
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3 importance
§ მნიშვნელოვანი (?)§ მნიშვნელობა, მნიშვნელოვნობაa matter of special / great / vital importance განსაკუთრებული / დიდი / სასიცოცხლო მნიშვნელობის საქმეwe attached no importance to his words მის სიტყვებს ყურადღება არ მივაქციეთthis is of little importance ეს უმნიშვნელოა // ყურადსაღები არ არის -
4 attach
ə'tæ(to fasten or join: I attached a label to my bag.) atar, sujetar, adjuntar- attached- attachment
attach vb1. sujetar / atar / pegar2. adjuntartr[ə'tæʧ]1 (fasten) sujetar2 (tie) atar3 (stick) pegar4 (document) adjuntar5 (person) agregar, destinar, adscribir\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto attach importance to considerar importante, dar importancia aattach [ə'tæʧ] vt1) fasten: sujetar, atar, amarrar, pegar2) join: juntar, adjuntar3) attribute: dar, atribuirI attached little importance to it: le di poca importancia4) seize: embargar5)to become attached to someone : encariñarse con alguienv.• adherir v.• adjuntar v.• anexar v.• atar v.• atribuir v.• incautar v.• juntar v.• ligar v.• pegar v.ə'tætʃa) ( fasten) sujetar; ( tie) atar, amarrar (AmL exc RPl); ( stick) pegar*; (to letter, document) adjuntar, acompañarto attach something (to something): it is attached to the wall with screws está sujeto a la pared con tornillos; a sports center with a restaurant attached un centro deportivo con un restaurante anexo; he attached a name tag to the case le puso una etiqueta a la maleta; please fill in the attached form sírvase rellenar el formulario adjunto; we attached ourselves to a group of tourists — nos unimos or (fam) nos pegamos a un grupo de turistas
b) ( assign) (usu pass)to be attached TO something — estar* adscrito a algo
c) ( attribute)[ǝ'tætʃ]to attach something to something: he attached no importance to it — no le dio or concedió ninguna importancia
1. VT1) (=fasten) sujetar; (=stick) pegar; (=tie) atar, amarrar (LAm); (with pin etc) prender; (=join up) [+ trailer etc] acoplar; (=put on) [+ seal] ponerto attach o.s. to — [+ group] agregarse a, unirse a
he attached himself to us — pej se pegó a nosotros
2) (in letter) adjuntarplease find attached details of... — les adjuntamos detalles de...
3) (=attribute) [+ importance, value] dar, atribuir (to a)4) (=associate, connect)string 1., 4)5) (Jur) [+ property] incautar, embargar2. VI1)to attach to — (=correspond to) corresponder a, pertenecer a
2) (Chem) [compound, atom] unirse (to a)* * *[ə'tætʃ]a) ( fasten) sujetar; ( tie) atar, amarrar (AmL exc RPl); ( stick) pegar*; (to letter, document) adjuntar, acompañarto attach something (to something): it is attached to the wall with screws está sujeto a la pared con tornillos; a sports center with a restaurant attached un centro deportivo con un restaurante anexo; he attached a name tag to the case le puso una etiqueta a la maleta; please fill in the attached form sírvase rellenar el formulario adjunto; we attached ourselves to a group of tourists — nos unimos or (fam) nos pegamos a un grupo de turistas
b) ( assign) (usu pass)to be attached TO something — estar* adscrito a algo
c) ( attribute)to attach something to something: he attached no importance to it — no le dio or concedió ninguna importancia
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5 apego
Del verbo apegarse: ( conjugate apegarse) \ \
me apego es: \ \1ª persona singular (yo) presente indicativo
se apegó es: \ \3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) pretérito indicativo
apego sustantivo masculino apego a algo/algn attachment to sth/sb;◊ tenerle apego a algn/algo to be attached to sb/sth;les tiene poco apego a las cosas materiales he attaches little importance to material things
apego sustantivo masculino love, affection: le tengo apego a esta ciudad, I'm fond of this city ' apego' also found in these entries: English: attachment -
6 attach
/ə'tætʃ/ * ngoại động từ - gắn, dán, trói buộc =to attach a label to a bag+ dán nhãn vào cái túi =to attach a stamp+ dán tem - tham, gia, gia nhập =to attach oneself to a political party+ tham gia một chính đảng - gắn bó =to be deeply attached to somebody+ hết sức gắn bó với ai; rất quyến luyến với ai - coi, cho là, gán cho =to attach importance to something+ coi việc gì là quan trọng =to attach little value to someone's statement+ coi lời tuyên bố của ai là không có giá trị mấy =to attach the blame to somebody+ gán (đổ) lỗi cho ai - (pháp lý) bắt giữ (ai); tịch biên (gia sản...) * nội động từ - gắn liền với =the responsibility that attaches to that position+ trách nhiệm gắn liền với cương vị công tác đó
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