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inside limits of

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1 inside limits

Страхование: внутренние лимиты

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > inside limits
2 inside of

в пределах предлог:
в пределах (within, within the limits of, within the confines of, within the framework of, inside of, within the ambit of)

Англо-русский синонимический словарь > inside of
3 inside battery limits

Глоссарий компании Сахалин Энерджи: внутри границы установки, внутризаводское хозяйство (ISBL)

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > inside battery limits
4 inside warranty limits

Деловая лексика: внутренние гарантированные зоны

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > inside warranty limits
5 Inside battery limits, внутри границ установки, внутри границ ответственности, внутри границ проектирования

oil&gas: IBL

Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Inside battery limits, внутри границ установки, внутри границ ответственности, внутри границ проектирования
6 inside battery limits

Sakhalin energy glossary: ISBL

Универсальный русско-английский словарь > inside battery limits
7 temperature-rise inside assembly
1. увеличение температуры внутри НКУ
увеличение температуры внутри НКУ
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[Интент]

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Temperature-rise inside assemblies

An excessive temperature-rise inside assemblies represents one of the main problems which are often subject for discussion and to which users pay the most attention.

It is evident that an anomalous heating inside switchgear can jeopardize the safety of people (possible fires) and plants (malfunctioning of the apparatus).

For this reason, the Standard IEC 60439-1 gives a lot of space to the permissible temperature-rise limits in an assembly and to the methods to determine such limits either directly as type test or by analytic extrapolation.

The term type test defines the tests intended to assess the validity of a project according to the expected performances.

Such tests are usually carried out on one or more prototypes and the results of these type tests are assumed to obey to deterministic laws.

Therefore these results can be extended to all the production, provided that it complies with the design of the tested samples.

The type tests prescribed by the Standard IEC 60439-1 include:
• verification of temperature-rise limits
• verification of the dielectric properties
• verification of the short-circuit withstand strength of the main circuits
• verification of the short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit
• verification of the effective connection between the exposed conductive parts and the protective circuit
• verification of clearances and creepage distances
• verification of mechanical operation
• verification of the degree of protection

As said above the verification of temperature-rise limits is one of the most critical aspect for an assembly;

the Standard states the temperature-rise limits referred to an average ambient air temperature of ≤35°C which the switchgear complying with the Standard must not exceed (Table 1).

[ABB]

Увеличение температуры внутри НКУ

Чрезмерное увеличение температуры внутри НКУ свидетельствует о наличии одной из основных проблем, часто являющихся предметом рассмотрения, и на которые потребители обращают наибольшее влияние.

Совершенно очевидно, что аномальный нагрев элементов внутри НКУ может создать опасность для людей (например, возникновение пожара) и для электроустановки (неправильная работа аппаратуры).

Поэтому стандарт МЭК 60439-1 уделяет большое внимание рассмотрению предельных значений температуры в НКУ и методам их определения, как путем проведения прямых испытаний, так и с помощью экстраполяции значений, полученных в результате испытаний.

Термин типовые испытания определяет испытания, целью которых является доказательство, что испытываемое устройство отвечает определенным техническим условиям.

Такие испытания обычно проводят на одном или нескольких типопредставителях, и считают, что полученные результаты являются детерминированными.

Поэтому их можно применить ко всем изделиям, конструкция которых соответствует испытанным образцам.

В перечень проверок и испытаний, проводимых на НКУ в соответствии со стандартом МЭК 60439-1, входят:
• проверка предельных значений превышения температуры;
• проверка диэлектрических свойств;
• проверка прочности при коротких замыканиях
• проверка прочности при коротких замыканиях цепи защитного заземления
• проверка прочности соединения открытых проводящих частей и цепи защитного заземления
• проверка воздушных зазоров и длин путей утечки;
• проверка механической работоспособности
• проверка степени защиты

Как сказано выше проверка предельных значений превышения температуры является одним из наиболее важных параметров НКУ.

Согласно стандарту превышение предельного значения температуры относительно средней температуры окружающего воздуха, равной 35° C, не должно превышать значений, указанных в таблице 1.

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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > temperature-rise inside assembly
8 within the limits of

в пределах предлог:
в пределах (within, within the limits of, within the confines of, within the framework of, inside of, within the ambit of)

Англо-русский синонимический словарь > within the limits of
9 ISBL (Inside Inside Battery Limits)

Нефть и газ: в пределах зоны основных технологических установок

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > ISBL (Inside Inside Battery Limits)
10 fall inside the limits of

Макаров: находиться в пределах

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > fall inside the limits of
11 within

wi'ðin
1. preposition
(inside (the limits of): She'll be here within an hour; I could hear sounds from within the building; His actions were within the law (= not illegal).) dentro de

2. adverb
(inside: Car for sale. Apply within.) dentro, en el interior

within prep

1. dentro de

within these walls entre estas paredes

2. a menos de

it's within a mile of here está a menos de una milla de aquí

3. antes de

you must pay the fine within two weeks debes pagar la multa antes de dos semanas

4. al alcance de

within arm's reach al alcance de la mano

it's within walking distance se puede ir andando

within

tr[wɪ'ðɪn]

preposition

1 formal use (inside) dentro de

within the area shown dentro de la zona indicada

within these walls entre estas paredes

within the party en el seno del partido

within it en su interior

2 (inside range or limits of) al alcance de

within hearing/earshot al alcance del oído

within arm's reach al alcance de la mano

within a 10-mile radius en un radio de diez millas

within the law dentro de (los límites de) la ley

within their one's means/income dentro de sus posibilidades/de acuerdo a sus ingresos

3 (less than - distance) a menos de

within 2 miles of the beach a menos de dos millas de la playa

he got within 3 kilometres of the finishing line le faltaban sólo tres kilómetros para llegar a la meta

4 (less than - time) dentro de

he'll be back within the hour volverá dentro de una hora

he got within seconds of the world record se quedó a segundos del récord mundial

they arrived within a few minutes of each other llegaron con pocos minutos de diferencia

within a year of getting married menos de un año después de casarse

adverb

1 formal use dentro, en el interior

from within desde dentro

\

SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALL

'Apply within' "Razón aquí"

'Enquire within' "Razón aquí"

within inches of something a un paso de algo

within [wɪð'ɪn, wɪɵ-] adv

: dentro

within prep

1) : dentro de

within the limits: dentro de los límites

2) (in expressions of distance) : a menos de

within 10 miles of the ocean: a menos de 10 millas del mar

3) (in expressions of time) : dentro de

within an hour: dentro de una hora

within a month of her birthday: a poco menos de un mes de su cumpleaños

within

adv.

• adentro adv.

• dentro adv.

• dentro de adv.

prep.

• al alcance de prep.

• dentro de prep.

• poco menos de prep.

I wɪð'ɪn
preposition

1)

a) ( inside) dentro de

from within the house — desde dentro de or desde el interior de la casa

within these four walls — entre estas cuatro paredes

b) ( inside limits of)

within a radius of 20 miles — en un radio de 20 millas

it is within our reach — está a nuestro alcance

within the bounds of possibility — dentro de lo posible

it is not within my power to help you — no está en mi poder ayudarte

within the law — dentro de la ley

2) ( indicating nearness) a

we were within 150m of the summit — estábamos a 150m de la cumbre

the measurements are correct to within 1mm — las medidas tienen un margen de error de 1mm

3) ( in less than)

within the time allotted — dentro del tiempo establecido

they'll be here within the hour o within an hour — estarán aquí en menos de una hora

the paint dries within minutes of being applied — la pintura se seca a los pocos minutos de ser aplicada

II

adverb (arch or liter) dentro

apply within — infórmese aquí

[wɪð'ɪn]
1.

PREP dentro de

I want it back within three days — quiero que me lo devuelvas dentro de tres días

here within the town — aquí dentro de la ciudad

• to be within call — estar al alcance de la voz

• to live within one's income — vivir conforme a los ingresos

• to be within the law — no rebasar los límites de la ley, atenerse a la legalidad

• a voice within me said... — una voz interior me dijo...

• the police arrived within minutes — la policía llegó a los pocos minutos

• the village is within a mile of the river — el pueblo dista poco menos de una milla del pueblo

we were within 100 metres of the summit — faltaban 100 metros para que llegáramos a la cumbre

within a year of her death — a poco menos de un año de su muerte

• within a radius of ten kilometres — en un radio de diez kilómetros

• the shops are within easy reach — las tiendas están cerca

• within the stipulated time — dentro del plazo señalado

• within the week — antes de terminar la semana

- be within an inch of

2.

ADV dentro

car for sale - apply within — se vende coche - razón dentro or (LAm) infórmese adentro

• from within — desde dentro, desde el interior

* * *

I [wɪð'ɪn]
preposition

1)

a) ( inside) dentro de

from within the house — desde dentro de or desde el interior de la casa

within these four walls — entre estas cuatro paredes

b) ( inside limits of)

within a radius of 20 miles — en un radio de 20 millas

it is within our reach — está a nuestro alcance

within the bounds of possibility — dentro de lo posible

it is not within my power to help you — no está en mi poder ayudarte

within the law — dentro de la ley

2) ( indicating nearness) a

we were within 150m of the summit — estábamos a 150m de la cumbre

the measurements are correct to within 1mm — las medidas tienen un margen de error de 1mm

3) ( in less than)

within the time allotted — dentro del tiempo establecido

they'll be here within the hour o within an hour — estarán aquí en menos de una hora

the paint dries within minutes of being applied — la pintura se seca a los pocos minutos de ser aplicada

II

adverb (arch or liter) dentro

apply within — infórmese aquí

English-spanish dictionary > within
12 внутренние лимиты

Insurance: inside limits

Универсальный русско-английский словарь > внутренние лимиты
13 увеличение температуры внутри НКУ
1. temperature-rise inside assembly
увеличение температуры внутри НКУ
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[Интент]

Параллельные тексты EN-RU

Temperature-rise inside assemblies

An excessive temperature-rise inside assemblies represents one of the main problems which are often subject for discussion and to which users pay the most attention.

It is evident that an anomalous heating inside switchgear can jeopardize the safety of people (possible fires) and plants (malfunctioning of the apparatus).

For this reason, the Standard IEC 60439-1 gives a lot of space to the permissible temperature-rise limits in an assembly and to the methods to determine such limits either directly as type test or by analytic extrapolation.

The term type test defines the tests intended to assess the validity of a project according to the expected performances.

Such tests are usually carried out on one or more prototypes and the results of these type tests are assumed to obey to deterministic laws.

Therefore these results can be extended to all the production, provided that it complies with the design of the tested samples.

The type tests prescribed by the Standard IEC 60439-1 include:
• verification of temperature-rise limits
• verification of the dielectric properties
• verification of the short-circuit withstand strength of the main circuits
• verification of the short-circuit withstand strength of the protective circuit
• verification of the effective connection between the exposed conductive parts and the protective circuit
• verification of clearances and creepage distances
• verification of mechanical operation
• verification of the degree of protection

As said above the verification of temperature-rise limits is one of the most critical aspect for an assembly;

the Standard states the temperature-rise limits referred to an average ambient air temperature of ≤35°C which the switchgear complying with the Standard must not exceed (Table 1).

[ABB]

Увеличение температуры внутри НКУ

Чрезмерное увеличение температуры внутри НКУ свидетельствует о наличии одной из основных проблем, часто являющихся предметом рассмотрения, и на которые потребители обращают наибольшее влияние.

Совершенно очевидно, что аномальный нагрев элементов внутри НКУ может создать опасность для людей (например, возникновение пожара) и для электроустановки (неправильная работа аппаратуры).

Поэтому стандарт МЭК 60439-1 уделяет большое внимание рассмотрению предельных значений температуры в НКУ и методам их определения, как путем проведения прямых испытаний, так и с помощью экстраполяции значений, полученных в результате испытаний.

Термин типовые испытания определяет испытания, целью которых является доказательство, что испытываемое устройство отвечает определенным техническим условиям.

Такие испытания обычно проводят на одном или нескольких типопредставителях, и считают, что полученные результаты являются детерминированными.

Поэтому их можно применить ко всем изделиям, конструкция которых соответствует испытанным образцам.

В перечень проверок и испытаний, проводимых на НКУ в соответствии со стандартом МЭК 60439-1, входят:
• проверка предельных значений превышения температуры;
• проверка диэлектрических свойств;
• проверка прочности при коротких замыканиях
• проверка прочности при коротких замыканиях цепи защитного заземления
• проверка прочности соединения открытых проводящих частей и цепи защитного заземления
• проверка воздушных зазоров и длин путей утечки;
• проверка механической работоспособности
• проверка степени защиты

Как сказано выше проверка предельных значений превышения температуры является одним из наиболее важных параметров НКУ.

Согласно стандарту превышение предельного значения температуры относительно средней температуры окружающего воздуха, равной 35° C, не должно превышать значений, указанных в таблице 1.

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Тематики
- НКУ (шкафы, пульты,...)
EN
- temperature-rise inside assembly
Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > увеличение температуры внутри НКУ
14 dentro

adv.

1 inside.

espera aquí dentro wait in here

está ahí dentro it's in there

dentro de in

dentro del coche in o inside the car

dentro de la legalidad within the law

dentro de lo posible as far as possible

dentro de lo razonable within reason

dentro de lo que cabe, no ha sido un mal resultado all things considered, it wasn't a bad result

de dentro inside

el bolsillo de dentro the inside pocket

hacia/para dentro inwards

por dentro (on the) inside; inside, deep down (figurative)

2 intrad.

* * *

dentro

► adverbio

1 inside (de edificio) indoors, inside

■ lo puse dentro I put it inside

■ vayamos a tomar una copa dentro let's have a drink indoors

■ está ahí dentro it's in there

\

FRASEOLOGÍA

dentro de (lugar) in, inside 2 (tiempo) in

■ dentro de la casa in the house

■ dentro de una semana in a week, in a week's time

dentro de lo posible as far as possible

dentro de lo que cabe under the circumstances

dentro de poco soon, shortly

entrar/estar dentro de lo posible to be possible

muy dentro deep down, deep inside

■ sentía amor muy dentro he felt love deep inside

por dentro (de una cosa) (on the) inside 2 (de una persona) deep down, inside, inwardly

■ está podrido por dentro it's rotten inside

■ se siente muy solo por dentro he feels lonely inside

* * *

adv.

1) inside

2) indoors

•

- dentro de
- dentro de poco
- por dentro
* * *

ADV

1) inside

María está dentro — María is inside

allí dentro — in there

vamos dentro — let's go in(side)

comimos dentro porque estaba lloviendo — we ate inside o indoors because it was raining

• de o desde dentro — from inside, from within frm

• para dentro, se fueron para dentro — they went in(side)

mételo para dentro para que quepa en la funda — push it in so that it fits in the cover

• por dentro — inside

el edificio es precioso por dentro — the building is beautiful inside

la sandía es roja por dentro — a watermelon is red on the inside

el vestido lleva un forro por dentro — the dress is lined o has a lining inside

se siente muy desgraciado por dentro — he feels very unhappy inside

2)

• dentro de —

a) (=en el interior de) in, inside

dentro de la casa — in(side) the house

tenía un pañuelo dentro del bolso — she had a handkerchief in o inside her bag

lo metió dentro del cajón — he put it in the drawer

ascensos dentro de la empresa — promotions within the company

b) (=después de) in

dentro de tres meses — in three months, in three months' time

llegará dentro de poco — he'll be here shortly

c) (=en los límites de) within

esto no está dentro de mi competencia — this is not within my area of responsibility

dentro de lo posible — as far as possible

su reacción estaba dentro de lo previsto — her reaction was what one might have expected

dentro de todo, me puedo considerar afortunado — all in all o all things considered, I can count myself lucky
caber 5), c)
* * *

adverbio

1) (lugar, parte) [Latin American Spanish also uses adentro in this sense] inside

aquí/ahí dentro — in here/there

el perro duerme dentro — the dog sleeps indoors

es azul por dentro — it's blue on the inside

la parte de dentro — the inside

2) dentro de

a) ( en el espacio) in, inside

dentro del edificio — inside o in the building

b) ( en el tiempo) in

se casan dentro de dos semanas — they're getting married in two weeks' time

dentro del plazo previsto — within o in the time stipulated

c) (de límites, posibilidades) within

no está/está dentro de nuestras posibilidades — it is beyond/well within our means

está dentro de lo posible — it's not impossible

* * *

----

* barrer hacia dentro = feather + Posesivo/the + nest.

* barrer para dentro = feather + Posesivo/the + nest.

* caer dentro de la competencia de = fall within + the province of.

* cambiar las cosas desde dentro = change + things from the inside.

* de dentro hacia fuera = inside outwards.

* dentro de = inside, within.

* dentro de la escuela = in-school.

* dentro de la frase = intra-sentence.

* dentro de la ley = within the law.

* dentro de la misma profesión = intraoccupational.

* dentro de las posibilidades económicas de = within the price range of.

* dentro del mismo trabajo = intraoccupational.

* dentro de lo malo lo menos malo = the best of a bad lot.

* dentro de lo posible = as far as possible.

* dentro de lo que cabe = under the circumstances, all in all.

* dentro de los límites de = within the bounds of.

* dentro del radio de acción = within range.

* dentro del seno de = within the pale of.

* dentro de poco = before long.

* dentro de + Posesivo + competencia = within + Posesivo + jurisdiction.

* dentro de + Posesivo + jurisdicción = within + Posesivo + jurisdiction.

* dentro de + Posesivo + posibilidades = in the ballpark for + Pronombre, in + Posesivo + ballpark range.

* dentro de todo = all in all.

* dentro de una región = intra-regional [intraregional].

* dentro de unos años = in a few years' time.

* dentro de unos cuantos años = in a few years' time.

* dentro de unos límites = within limits.

* dentro y fuera de = in and out of, in and out of.

* desde dentro = from within, from the inside, from the inside-out, inside-out.

* desde dentro hacia fuera = from the inside-out.

* desde dentro y desde fuera de = within and without.

* echar dentro de = throw into.

* entrar dentro de = fall under.

* entrar dentro de la competencia de = fall + under the purview of.

* hacia dentro = inward.

* hacia dentro y hacia fuera = Verbo + in and out.

* mantener dentro = keep + Nombre + in.

* más dentro = further into.

* mirar dentro de = peer into.

* por dentro = inwardly.

* presentar dentro de = package.

* que crece hacia dentro = ingrown.

* reírse para dentro = laugh up + Posesivo + sleeve.

* robo con los inquilinos dentro = home invasion.

* robo perpetrado por alguien de dentro = inside job.

* subdivisión dentro de una clase = link, step of division.

* * *

adverbio

1) (lugar, parte) [Latin American Spanish also uses adentro in this sense] inside

aquí/ahí dentro — in here/there

el perro duerme dentro — the dog sleeps indoors

es azul por dentro — it's blue on the inside

la parte de dentro — the inside

2) dentro de

a) ( en el espacio) in, inside

dentro del edificio — inside o in the building

b) ( en el tiempo) in

se casan dentro de dos semanas — they're getting married in two weeks' time

dentro del plazo previsto — within o in the time stipulated

c) (de límites, posibilidades) within

no está/está dentro de nuestras posibilidades — it is beyond/well within our means

está dentro de lo posible — it's not impossible

* * *

dentro(de)

= inside, within

Ex: To indicate that the book has been properly checked in, the date it was returned may be stamped inside the book.

Ex: A summary is a restatement, within the document, of the salient findings and conclusions of a document.

* barrer hacia dentro = feather + Posesivo/the + nest.

* barrer para dentro = feather + Posesivo/the + nest.

* caer dentro de la competencia de = fall within + the province of.

* cambiar las cosas desde dentro = change + things from the inside.

* de dentro hacia fuera = inside outwards.

* dentro de = inside, within.

* dentro de la escuela = in-school.

* dentro de la frase = intra-sentence.

* dentro de la ley = within the law.

* dentro de la misma profesión = intraoccupational.

* dentro de las posibilidades económicas de = within the price range of.

* dentro del mismo trabajo = intraoccupational.

* dentro de lo malo lo menos malo = the best of a bad lot.

* dentro de lo posible = as far as possible.

* dentro de lo que cabe = under the circumstances, all in all.

* dentro de los límites de = within the bounds of.

* dentro del radio de acción = within range.

* dentro del seno de = within the pale of.

* dentro de poco = before long.

* dentro de + Posesivo + competencia = within + Posesivo + jurisdiction.

* dentro de + Posesivo + jurisdicción = within + Posesivo + jurisdiction.

* dentro de + Posesivo + posibilidades = in the ballpark for + Pronombre, in + Posesivo + ballpark range.

* dentro de todo = all in all.

* dentro de una región = intra-regional [intraregional].

* dentro de unos años = in a few years' time.

* dentro de unos cuantos años = in a few years' time.

* dentro de unos límites = within limits.

* dentro y fuera de = in and out of, in and out of.

* desde dentro = from within, from the inside, from the inside-out, inside-out.

* desde dentro hacia fuera = from the inside-out.

* desde dentro y desde fuera de = within and without.

* echar dentro de = throw into.

* entrar dentro de = fall under.

* entrar dentro de la competencia de = fall + under the purview of.

* hacia dentro = inward.

* hacia dentro y hacia fuera = Verbo + in and out.

* mantener dentro = keep + Nombre + in.

* más dentro = further into.

* mirar dentro de = peer into.

* por dentro = inwardly.

* presentar dentro de = package.

* que crece hacia dentro = ingrown.

* reírse para dentro = laugh up + Posesivo + sleeve.

* robo con los inquilinos dentro = home invasion.

* robo perpetrado por alguien de dentro = inside job.

* subdivisión dentro de una clase = link, step of division.

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dentro

adverb

A (lugar, parte) [ Latin American Spanish also uses adentro in this sense] inside

se está tan calentito aquí dentro it's so nice and warm in here

el perro duerme dentro the dog sleeps in the house o inside o indoors

es azul por dentro it's blue on the inside, the inside's blue

B

dentro de ( loc prep)

1 (en el espacio) in, inside

una vez dentro del edificio once inside o in the building

tenía una piedrecita dentro del zapato I had a little stone in my shoe

dentro de nuestras aguas jurisdiccionales inside o within our territorial waters

2 (en el tiempo) in

se mudan dentro de poco they're moving soon o shortly

se casan dentro de dos semanas they're getting married in two weeks' time o in two weeks

dentro del plazo previsto within o in the time stipulated

3 (de límites, posibilidades) within

su situación no está dentro de las previstas en el reglamento her situation does not fall within the categories provided for by the regulations

dentro de lo que cabe está bien de precio it's not a bad price, considering o all things considered

dentro de todo or dentro de lo que cabe no estuvo tan mal all in all, it wasn't that bad

no está dentro de nuestras posibilidades it is beyond our means

está dentro de lo posible it's possible, it's not impossible, it's not beyond the realms of possibility

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dentro adverbio
1 (lugar, parte) Latin American Spanish also uses
◊ adentro in this sense inside;

aquí/ahí dentro in here/there;
el perro duerme dentro the dog sleeps indoors;
por dentro on the inside;
la parte de dentro the inside
2
◊ dentro de

a) ( en el espacio) in, inside;

◊ dentro del edificio in o inside the building

b) ( en el tiempo) in;

◊ dentro de dos semanas in two weeks' time

c) (de límites, posibilidades) within;

◊ dentro de nuestras posibilidades within our means

dentro adverbio
1 (en el interior de un objeto) inside
por dentro es rojo, it's red (on the) inside
(de un edificio, casa) inside, indoors: nos dejaron ver el castillo por dentro, they let us see the inside of the castle
como llovía mucho, nos quedamos dentro de la casa, as it was raining hard, we stayed indoors
2 (de una persona) deep down: me salió de dentro, it came from the bottom of my heart
lo llevo muy dentro, I feel it deep down
por dentro estaba arrepentido, deep down (inside) he was really sorry
♦ Locuciones: dentro de, (lugar) inside
(plazo) dentro de poco, shortly, soon
dentro de un año, in a year's time
dentro de lo que cabe, all things considered o under the circumstances: es bastante inteligente, dentro de lo que cabe, he's quite intelligent as far as we can tell
' dentro' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
ahora
- área
- caber
- discografía
- encajar
- enmarcarse
- gravedad
- hora
- mes
- poca
- poco
- posibilidad
- posible
- procesión
- revés
- vista
- adentro
- allí
- aquí
- breve
- claustrofobia
- día
- en
- escándalo
- lícito
- marco
- margen
- momento
- plazo
- por
- quince
- rato
- roce
- tender
- tufo
- viciado
English:
also
- dock
- dome
- expect
- framework
- from
- here
- hollow
- in
- in-house
- indoors
- ingrown
- inside
- insider
- inwardly
- inwards
- long
- manuscript
- means
- moment
- momentarily
- now
- presently
- radius
- reason
- sail
- shortly
- shut out
- soon
- there
- time
- tuck in
- walk-in
- week
- while
- within
- allow
- before
- bound
- come
- credit
- hence
- home
- month
- outside
- range
- take
- tuck

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dentro adv

1. [en el espacio] inside;

espera aquí dentro wait in here;

está ahí dentro it's in there;

de dentro inside;

el bolsillo de dentro the inside pocket;

sacamos unas mesas de dentro we brought some tables out from indoors o inside;

el abrazo me salió de dentro I hugged her spontaneously;

dentro de in;

dentro del coche in o inside the car;

guardo mucho rencor dentro de mí I feel very resentful inside;

consiguió abrir la puerta desde dentro she managed to open the door from the inside;

hacia/para dentro inwards;

por dentro [de un recipiente] on the inside;
[de un lugar] inside; [de una persona] inside, deep down;
está muy limpio por dentro it's very clean inside;

le dije que sí, pero por dentro pensaba lo contrario I said yes, but actually I was thinking the opposite

2. [en el tiempo]
dentro de in, within;

el curso se acaba dentro de tres días the term ends in three days o in three days' time o three days from now;

dentro de un año terminaré los estudios I'll have finished my studies within a year;

dentro de los próximos meses within the next few months;

dentro de nada [dentro de un rato] in a minute, in a moment;
[pronto] before you know it, before long;
la cena estará lista dentro de nada dinner will be ready in a moment;

dentro de poco in a while, before long;

dentro de poco no quedarán máquinas de escribir it won't be long before there are no typewriters left

3. [en posibilidades]
dentro de lo posible as far as possible;

dentro de lo que cabe, no ha sido un mal resultado all things considered, it wasn't a bad result;

esta situación no está prevista dentro del reglamento this situation isn't covered by the regulations;

comprar una nueva casa no está dentro de mis posibilidades buying a new house would be beyond my means

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dentro

I adv inside;

por dentro inside; fig inside;

de dentro from inside

II prp

:

dentro de en espacio in, inside; en tiempo in, within

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dentro adv

1) : in, inside

2) : indoors

3)

dentro de : within, inside, in

4)

dentro de poco : soon, shortly

5)

dentro de todo : all in all, all things considered

6)

por dentro : inwardly, inside

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dentro adv

1. (en general) in / inside

la llave está dentro the key's inside

2. (edificio) indoors

vamos dentro porque hace frío let's go indoors because it's cold

por dentro inside / on the inside

Spanish-English dictionary > dentro
15 limite

limite [limit]

1. feminine noun

limit ; [de pays, jardin] boundary

• limite d'âge age limit

• ma patience a des limites ! there's a limit to my patience!

• la bêtise a des limites ! you can only be so stupid!

• il dépasse les limites ! he's going too far!

• sans limite(s) [patience, joie, confiance] boundless ; [pouvoir] unlimited

• tu peux t'inscrire jusqu'à demain dernière limite you have until tomorrow to register

► à la limite

• à la limite, j'accepterais 500 €, mais pas moins at a pinch, I'd take 500 euros but no less

• à la limite tout roman est réaliste at a pinch you could say any novel is realistic

• c'est à la limite de l'insolence it verges on insolence

• jusqu'à la limite de ses forces to the point of exhaustion► dans + limite(s)

• dans une certaine limite up to a point

• « dans la limite des stocks disponibles » "while stocks last"

• dans les limites du possible/du sujet within the limits of what is possible/of the subject

• l'entrée est gratuite dans la limite des places disponibles admission is free subject to availability

2. adjective

a. ( = extrême) cas limite borderline case

• âge/hauteur limite maximum age/height

b. ( = juste) (inf) elle a réussi son examen, mais c'était limite she passed her exam, but only just

• ils ne se sont pas battus, mais c'était limite they didn't actually come to blows but they came fairly close

• l'acoustique était limite the acoustics were OK but only just

3. adverb

( = presque) (inf) c'est limite raciste it's borderline racist

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limit
1.

nom féminin

1) ( ligne de séparation) border

2) ( partie extrême) (de domaine, terrain) boundary; (de forêt, village) edge

3) ( borne) limit

aller jusqu'à la limite de ses forces — to push oneself to the limit

ma patience a des limites — there are limits to my patience

connaître ses limites — to know one's (own) limitations

franchir les limites de la décence — to go beyond the bounds of decency

vraiment, il dépasse les limites! — he's really going too far!

à la limite, je préférerais qu'il refuse — I'd almost prefer it if he refused

4) ( bord)

à la limite de — on the verge of

plaisanterie à la limite du mauvais goût — joke bordering on bad taste

un spectacle à la limite du supportable — an almost unbearable sight

5) ( cadre)

dans une certaine limite — up to a point, to a certain extent

dans la limite de, dans les limites de — within the limits of

nous vous aiderons dans la limite de nos moyens — we will help you as much as we can

accepter des spectateurs dans la limite des places disponibles — to admit spectators subject to the availability of seats

dans la limite du possible — as far as possible

2.

(-)limite (in compounds)

âge(-)limite — maximum age

date(-)limite — deadline

date(-)limite de vente — sell-by date

Phrasal Verbs:

- limite d'âge

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limit
1. nf

1) [terrain] boundary

2) (= partie ou point extrême) limit

sans limites (bêtise, richesse, pouvoir) — limitless, boundless

limite d'âge — age limit

Est-ce qu'il y a une limite d'âge? — Is there an age limit?

3) (autres locutions)

dans la limite de — within the limits of

"dans la limite des stocks disponibles" — "while stocks last"

à la limite (= au pire) — at a pinch

À la limite, on pourrait prendre le bus. — At a pinch we could go by bus.

2. adj

1) (à ne pas dépasser)

vitesse limite — maximum speed

charge limite — maximum load

cas limite — borderline case

date limite — deadline

date limite de vente — sell-by date

date limite de consommation — best-before date, use-before date

prix limite — upper price limit

2) (tout juste acceptable ou possible) (comportement) barely tolerable

J'ai trouvé son comportement plutôt limite. — I thought his behaviour was barely tolerable.

On s'en est tirés mais c'était limite. — We got out of it but it was touch and go., We got out of it but it was a close thing.

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limite verb table: aimer

A ○adv tes plaisanteries sont limite your jokes are bordering on the offensive; ça a été limite mais j'ai eu mon avion I managed to catch my plane but it was a close thing.

B nf

1 ( ligne de séparation) border; la ligne noire représente la limite entre les deux États the black line shows the border between the two states;

2 ( partie extrême) (de domaine, terrain) boundary; (de mer, forêt) edge; les limites du village the boundaries of the village;

3 ( borne) aussi Math limit; aller jusqu'à la limite de ses forces to push oneself to the limit; ma patience a des limites there are limits to my patience; connaître ses limites to know one's (own) limitations; tout de même, il y a des limites ! there are limits, you know!; s'imposer des limites to set oneself limits; franchir les limites de la décence to go beyond the bounds of decency; leur générosité/bêtise est sans limite their generosity/stupidity knows no bounds; leur énergie semble sans limite their energy seems boundless; faire reculer les limites du possible to push back the bounds of possibility; il a montré ses limites dans cette affaire his limitations became evident in this affair; vraiment, il dépasse les limites! he's really going too far!; à la limite, j'ai envie de démissionner I almost feel like resigning; à la limite, je préférerais que tu ne viennes pas I'd sooner you didn't come really; à la limite, je préférerais qu'il refuse I'd almost prefer it if he refused; à la limite je peux te prêter 100 euros at a pinch GB ou in a pinch US, I can lend you 100 euros; à la limite je pourrais aller le chercher à la gare if it comes to it, I could go and pick him up at the station;

4 ( bord) à la limite de on the verge of; elle était à la limite de la crise de nerfs she was on the verge of a nervous breakdown; peinture/plaisanterie à la limite du mauvais goût painting/joke bordering on bad taste; activités à la limite de la légalité activities bordering on the illegal; un spectacle à la limite du supportable an almost unbearable sight;

5 ( cadre) dans une certaine limite up to a point, to a certain extent; dans la limite de, dans les limites de within the limits of; ils font ce qu'ils peuvent, dans la limite de leurs ressources they do what they can, within the limits of their resources; nous vous aiderons dans la limite de nos moyens we will help you in as far as our means allow; accepter des spectateurs dans la limite des places disponibles to accept spectators subject to the availability of seats; dans la limite du possible as far as possible.

C (-)limite ( in compounds) âge limite maximum age; cas limite Méd, Psych borderline case; date limite ( pour une inscription) deadline, closing date; ( pour remettre un travail) deadline; date limite de vente sell-by date; hauteur/largeur/poids limite Transp maximum height/width/weight; vitesse limite maximum speed.

Composés

limite d'âge age limit; limite d'élasticité yield point; limite de rupture breaking point.

[limit] nom féminin

1. [maximum ou minimum] limit

limite de temps time limit

il veut mon article demain dernière limite (familier) he wants my article by tomorrow at the (very) latest

fixer une limite à quelque chose to set a limit to something, to limit something

la limite a été fixée à 30 participants the number of participants has been limited ou restricted to 30

‘entrée gratuite dans la limite des places disponibles’ ‘free admission subject to availability’

dans les limites du possible as far as is humanly possible

nos dépenses sont restées dans les limites du raisonnable our expenses stayed within reasonable bounds

ma patience a des limites! there's a limit to my patience!

sa haine ne connaît pas de limites his hatred knows no bounds

son égoïsme est sans limite his selfishness knows no bounds

limite d'âge age limit

2. [d'un bois] border, edge

[d'un pays] boundary, border

[d'un terrain de sport]

essaie de jouer dans les limites du court! try to keep the ball inside the court!

3. MATHÉMATIQUES limit

4. [en boxe]

avant la limite inside ou within the distance

tenir jusqu'à la limite to go the (full) distance

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[limit] adjectif

1. [maximal]

âge/vitesse limite maximum age/speed

2. (familier) [juste]

j'ai réussi l'examen, mais c'était limite I passed the exam, but it was a close ou near thing

je suis un peu limite côté fric I'm a bit strapped for cash

3. (familier) [grivois]

des plaisanteries un peu limite jokes bordering on the offensive

ta remarque était un peu limite your remark was a bit near the knuckle

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limites nom féminin pluriel

[physiques, intellectuelles] limitations

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à la limite locution adverbiale

à la limite, on peut toujours dormir dans la voiture if the worst comes to the worst we can always sleep in the car

à la limite je préférerais rester ici I'd almost prefer to stay here

à la limite de locution prépositionnelle

c'était à la limite du mauvais goût/de l'insolence it was verging on bad taste/on impertinence

Dictionnaire Français-Anglais > limite
16 perímetro

m.

perimeter.

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perímetro

► nombre masculino

1 perimeter

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SM perimeter

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masculino perimeter

dentro del perímetro urbano — inside the city boundary, within the city limits

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= perimeter, girth.

Ex. Edge notch cards have a series of holes around the perimeter, and the piece of card between the hole and the edge of the card may be removed, using a punch, to form a notch.

Ex. Thigh girth was measured to determine the degree of atrophy.

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masculino perimeter

dentro del perímetro urbano — inside the city boundary, within the city limits

* * *

= perimeter, girth.

Ex: Edge notch cards have a series of holes around the perimeter, and the piece of card between the hole and the edge of the card may be removed, using a punch, to form a notch.

Ex: Thigh girth was measured to determine the degree of atrophy.

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perímetro

masculine

perimeter

dentro del perímetro urbano inside the city boundary, within the city limits

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perímetro sustantivo masculino
perimeter
perímetro sustantivo masculino perimeter
' perímetro' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
fortificación
- greca
- circunferencia
English:
perimeter

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perímetro nm

perimeter

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perímetro

m perimeter

* * *

perímetro nm

: perimeter

Spanish-English dictionary > perímetro
17 outside

ˈautˈsaɪd
1. сущ.
1) внешняя, наружная часть чего-л. The outside of the house needs painting. ≈ Снаружи дом нуждается в покраске. on the outside ≈ снаружи Syn: out
4.
2) внешний вид, наружность Don't judge a thing from the outside. ≈ Не стоит делать выводов о чем-либо исходя лишь из внешнего вида. rough outside ≈ грубая внешность Syn: appearance, externality
3) внешний мир а) 'материк', 'большая земля', заграница (для жителей малонаселенных районов) б) сл. 'воля' (для тюремных заключенных) в) австрал. незаселенные районы в глубине материка
4) максимум, наибольшее количество at the very outside Syn: maximum
1.
5) пассажир империала (империал - верхняя часть конки или омнибуса с местами для пассажиров) ;
(тж. outside passenger)
6) мн. наружные листы (в стопе бумаги)
7) = outsider
1)
2. прил.
1) внешний, наружный, находящийся снаружи outside edge ≈ наружный край outside measurements ≈ наружные габариты (напр., ящика) outside telephone line ≈ внешняя телефонная линия (в отличие от внутреннего телефона) outside work outside broadcast
2) крайний;
находящийся с краю outside left outside right
3) внешний;
посторонний;
чужой outside expert ≈ специалист, приглашенный со стороны outside help ≈ помощь извне
4) максимальный, наибольший, предельный outside limit ≈ крайний предел outside prices ≈ предельные цены Syn: maximum
2.
5) амер. незначительный, ничтожный outside chance ≈ ничтожный шанс
3. нареч.
1) а) снаружи, извне;
вовне, наружу 'Was the car inside the garage?' - 'No, it was still outside.' ≈ 'Машина была в гараже?' - 'Нет, она стояла на улице. ' They heard voices coming from outside in the corridor. ≈ Они услышали голоса, доносящиеся снаружи, из коридора. Syn: out
1., externally Ant: inside
3. б) 'на материке', на 'большая земля', за границей( для жителей малонаселенных районов) Syn: abroad в) сл. 'на воле' (для тюремных заключенных)
2) на открытом воздухе;
на улице Syn: outdoors
1.
3) мор. в открытом море ∙ outside of outside of a horse get outside of
4. предл.
1) вне, за пределами, за пределы outside the house ≈ вне дома
2) кроме;
за исключением (тж. outside of) He has no occupation outside his office work. ≈ У него нет никакого другого занятия кроме работы в офисе. ∙ Syn: outside of наружная часть или сторона;
внешняя поверхность - the * of the house was painted a light yellow с наружной стороны дом был окрашен в светло-желтый цвет - the * of an omnibus империал автобуса - to look at something from the * посмотреть на что-либо со стороны - he locked the door on the * он запер дверь снаружи - wait on the * подожди(те) за дверью - the window opens on the * окно открывается на улицу - don't judge a thing from the * не судите о вещах только по их внешнему виду лицо или группа лиц, не являющихся членами фирмы, общества, правительства - the new president of the company came from the * новый глава компании был человеком со стороны внешний мир - impressions from the * впечатления внешнего мира внешность;
наружность - his * is rough, but he is good at heart у него грубая внешность, но он добрый человек - oh, what a goodly * falsehood hath! (Shakespeare) о как на вид беспечность хороша! (разговорное) непосвященный, не имеющий доступа к чему-либо наружные листы (в стопе бумаги) пассажир империала > at the (very) * (разговорное) самое большее, в крайнем случае > there were only fifty people there at the * там было не более пятидесяти человек > it's twelve o'clock at the * во всяком случае сейчас не более двенадцати часов > not worth more than 10 dollar at the * крайняя цена - 10 долларов > he did it in ten minutes at the * он сделал это максимум за десять минут наружный, внешний - * diameter наружный диаметр - * edge наружное ребро( конька) - the * leaves наружные листья - * room комната с окнами на улицу - * lane (спортивное) внешняя дорожка - * sentinel( военное) часовой внешнего поста - * water( морское) забортная вода находящийся или происходящий на улице, вне дома - * repairs наружный ремонт - * measurements внешние размеры - * work работа на воздухе - an * seat on an omnibus место на империале омнибуса - an * broadcast репортаж с места событий (не из студии) крайний - * seat место с краю внешний, посторонний - the * world внешний мир - * interference постороннее вмешательство - * help помощь извне - * interests посторонние интересы - an * man наблюдатель;
человек со стороны - * noises disturbed the class посторонние шумы отвлекали класс от занятий внеклассный, внеаудиторный - * reading внеклассное чтение - * preparation выполнение домашнего задания (разговорное) крайний, предельный - * price крайняя цена - * figure предельная цифра - * amount предельное количество - an * estimate of the cost максимальная оценка стоимости (американизм) незначительный, ничтожный - an * chance to win ничтожный шанс на победу проходящий большее растояние (при повороте) - the right-hand wheels are the * wheels in a turn to the left правые колеса (автомобиля) при повороте налево проходят больший путь, чем левые > * market неофициальная биржа с наружной стороны, снаружи - to ride * (on a coach) ехать на империале (дилижанса) - the house was painted green * снаружи дом был покрашен в зеленый цвет на улице;
вне дома, помещения - they could see everything that took place * им было видно все, что делалось на улице - it was cool * на улице было прохладно - the taxi is * такси ждет( у подъезда) - run * and play беги на свежий воздух и поиграй там наружу;
передается тж. глагольной приставкой вы- - let's go * давайте выйдем на улицу - please step * and wait to be called into the office выйди(те), пожалуйста, из комнаты и подожди(те), пока вас не вызовут (морское) в открытом море > * in наизнанку > to turn * in вывернуть наизнанку > come *! выходи! (вызов на драку) вне;
за (пределами) - there was a crowd * the window за окном была толпа - * the city limits за пределами города - he is known far * his own country он известен далеко за пределами своей родины - about 300 yards * Liverpool street приблизительно в 300 ярдах от Ливерпульской улицы - it is * his duties это не входит в его обязанности - they are * my circle of friends они не относятся к числу моих друзей - the question at the examination was quite * the lectures вопрос, заданный на экзамене, совершенно не освещался в лекциях - that is * the question это к делу не относится - these questions lie * the scope of my address эти вопросы выходят за рамки моего выступления - * the Congress вокруг съезда за (пределы), из - he went * the house он вышел из дому - when he's * когда он выйдет из тюрьмы кроме, за исключением - * him, none of us liked the play пьеса не понравилась никому, кроме него - * their work they know nothing кроме своей работы, они ничего не знают - this phrase is little used * business letters эта фраза употребляется почти исключительно в деловой переписке outside мор. в открытом море;
come outside! выходи! (вызов на драку) to get ~ of разг. разг. постичь;
разобраться( в вопросе и т. п.) to get ~ of разг. съесть, выпить ~ внешний мир;
объективная реальность;
from outside извне;
impressions from the outside впечатления внешнего мира ~ prep кроме (тж. outside of) ;
no one knows it outside one or two persons никто этого не знает, за исключением одного или двух человек ~ наружная часть или сторона;
внешняя поверхность;
the outside of an omnibus империал омнибуса;
on the outside снаружи outside мор. в открытом море;
come outside! выходи! (вызов на драку) ~ prep вне, за пределами, за пределы (тж. outside of) ;
outside the door за дверью;
outside the city limits за городской чертой ~ внешний;
посторонний;
outside help помощь извне;
outside expert специалист, приглашенный со стороны ~ внешний ~ внешний мир;
объективная реальность;
from outside извне;
impressions from the outside впечатления внешнего мира ~ внешность ~ крайний;
находящийся с краю;
outside seat крайнее место;
outside left (right) спорт. левый (правый) крайний нападающий ~ крайний ~ prep кроме (тж. outside of) ;
no one knows it outside one or two persons никто этого не знает, за исключением одного или двух человек ~ на (открытом) воздухе;
на дворе ~ наибольший, предельный, крайний;
outside limit крайний предел;
outside prices крайние цены ~ наружная часть или сторона;
внешняя поверхность;
the outside of an omnibus империал омнибуса;
on the outside снаружи ~ наружность, внешность;
rough outside грубая внешность ~ наружность ~ pl наружные листы (в стопе бумаги) ~ наружный, внешний;
outside repairs наружный ремонт;
outside work работа на воздухе;
outside broadcast внестудийная радиопередача ~ наружный ~ амер. незначительный;
outside chance ничтожный шанс ~ пассажир империала ~ посторонний ~ снаружи, извне;
наружу;
put those flowers outside выставьте (из комнаты) эти цветы ~ at the (very) ~ самое большее;
в крайнем случае ~ наружный, внешний;
outside repairs наружный ремонт;
outside work работа на воздухе;
outside broadcast внестудийная радиопередача ~ broker маклер, не являющийся членом биржи ~ амер. незначительный;
outside chance ничтожный шанс ~ внешний;
посторонний;
outside help помощь извне;
outside expert специалист, приглашенный со стороны ~ внешний;
посторонний;
outside help помощь извне;
outside expert специалист, приглашенный со стороны ~ крайний;
находящийся с краю;
outside seat крайнее место;
outside left (right) спорт. левый (правый) крайний нападающий ~ of a horse разг. верхом ~ наружная часть или сторона;
внешняя поверхность;
the outside of an omnibus империал омнибуса;
on the outside снаружи ~ наибольший, предельный, крайний;
outside limit крайний предел;
outside prices крайние цены ~ наружный, внешний;
outside repairs наружный ремонт;
outside work работа на воздухе;
outside broadcast внестудийная радиопередача ~ крайний;
находящийся с краю;
outside seat крайнее место;
outside left (right) спорт. левый (правый) крайний нападающий ~ prep вне, за пределами, за пределы (тж. outside of) ;
outside the door за дверью;
outside the city limits за городской чертой ~ prep вне, за пределами, за пределы (тж. outside of) ;
outside the door за дверью;
outside the city limits за городской чертой ~ наружный, внешний;
outside repairs наружный ремонт;
outside work работа на воздухе;
outside broadcast внестудийная радиопередача ~ снаружи, извне;
наружу;
put those flowers outside выставьте (из комнаты) эти цветы ~ наружность, внешность;
rough outside грубая внешность

Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > outside
18 в пределах

1) General subject: about, beyond the pale of (чего-либо), inside, to the extent (of), to the extent of, within, within the ambit of, within the framework, within the framework of (чего-либо), within the limits, within the range, within the boundaries of, within the bounds of, within confines

2) Aviation: within the frame of

3) Medicine: in the range of

4) Colloquial: inside of

5) Latin: intra muros (города)

6) Engineering: at the limits of

7) Mathematics: within limits of

8) Law: within the ambit of (юрисдикции, компетенции)

9) Economy: in the range, over the range, up to

10) Finances: not exceeding (контекстуальный перевод на англ. язык)

11) Advertising: within limits

12) Business: within the period stipulated

13) Makarov: anywhere from... to, as small as (перед цифрами), over, over a period of (о времени), within the ambit, within the compass, within the frame of (чего-л.), within the province

14) Gold mining: with an amplitude of (со значениями)

Универсальный русско-английский словарь > в пределах
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