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1 intelligence body

Юридический термин: разведывательный орган

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2 intelligence body

розвідувальний орган

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3 intelligence body

разведывательный орган

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4 intelligence

інтелект, розумові здібності; розвідка; розвідувальна інформація, розвідувальні дані; матеріал, отриманий розвідкою

- intelligence activity
- intelligence activity abroad
- intelligence activities abroad
- intelligence adviser
- intelligence agency
- intelligence agent
- intelligence agent report
- intelligence apparatus
- intelligence body
- intelligence branch
- intelligence bureau
- intelligence center
- intelligence centre
- intelligence community
- intelligence data
- intelligence file
- intelligence force abroad
- intelligence information
- intelligence network
- intelligence officer
- intelligence operation
- intelligence organization
- intelligence police
- intelligence report
- intelligence service
- intelligence unit
- intelligence wiretap

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5 body

1) орган; организация

2) группа; коллегия

3) главная часть, основная часть ( документа)

4) совокупность, комплекс

5) труп

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body corporate — см. corporate body;

body corporate and politic — публичная корпорация, корпорация-орган власти, муниципальная корпорация;

body politic [politique] — политическое образование, политический орган; политическая корпорация; государственная корпорация; публичная корпорация, корпорация-орган власти; муниципальная корпорация;

body unincorporate — см. non-corporate body

- body of an instrument
- body of justice
- body of laws
- body of legislation
- body of men
- body of specification
- body of water
- administrative body
- advisory body
- appropriate body
- arbitral body
- artificial body
- auxiliary body
- continuing body
- corporate body
- dead body
- deliberative body
- diplomatic body
- elected body
- elective body
- examining body
- executive body
- governing body
- governmental body
- intelligence body
- intergovernmental body
- international body
- judicial body
- law enforcing body
- law-making body
- local body
- non-corporate body
- non-governmental body
- oversight body
- parent body
- physical body
- policy-making body
- private body
- protective body
- public body
- regulatory body
- rule-making body
- standing body
- statutory body
- subordinate body
- subsidiary body
- superior body
- legislative body

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6 Mind-body Problem

   1) The Mind Is Entirely Distinct from Body

   From this I knew that I was a substance the whole essence or nature of which is to think, and that for its existence there is no need of any place, nor does it depend on any material thing; so that this "me," that is to say, the soul by which I am what I am, is entirely distinct from body, and is even more easy to know than is the latter; and even if body were not, the soul would not cease to be what it is. (Descartes, 1970a, p. 101)

   2) Critique of the Cartesian View

    still remains to be explained how that union and apparent intermingling [of mind and body]... can be found in you, if you are incorporeal, unextended and indivisible.... How, at least, can you be united with the brain, or some minute part in it, which (as has been said) must yet have some magnitude or extension, however small it be? If you are wholly without parts how can you mix or appear to mix with its minute subdivisions? For there is no mixture unless each of the things to be mixed has parts that can mix with one another. (Gassendi, 1970, p. 201)

   3) The Union That Exists between the Body and the Mind

   here are... certain things which we experience in ourselves and which should be attributed neither to the mind nor body alone, but to the close and intimate union that exists between the body and the mind.... Such are the appetites of hunger, thirst, etc., and also the emotions or passions of the mind which do not subsist in mind or thought alone... and finally all the sensations. (Descartes, 1970b, p. 238)

   4) Psychology Is Not the Study of Disembodied Minds

   With any other sort of mind, absolute Intelligence, Mind unattached to a particular body, or Mind not subject to the course of time, the psychologist as such has nothing to do. (James, 1890, p. 183)

   5) Each Mental Event Can Be Reduced to a Neural Event

   [The] intention is to furnish a psychology that shall be a natural science: that is to represent psychical processes as quantitatively determinate states of specifiable material particles, thus making these processes perspicuous and free from contradiction. (Freud, 1966, p. 295)

   6) The Thesis Is That the Mental Is Nomologically Irreducible

   The thesis is that the mental is nomologically irreducible: there may be true general statements relating the mental and the physical, statements that have the logical form of a law; but they are not lawlike (in a strong sense to be described). If by absurdly remote chance we were to stumble on a non-stochastic true psychophysical generalization, we would have no reason to believe it more than roughly true. (Davidson, 1970, p. 90)

   7) The Doctrine That Men Are Machines

   We can divide those who uphold the doctrine that men are machines, or a similar doctrine, into two categories: those who deny the existence of mental events, or personal experiences, or of consciousness;... and those who admit the existence of mental events, but assert that they are "epiphenomena"-that everything can be explained without them, since the material world is causally closed. (Popper & Eccles, 1977, p. 5)

   8) Brain- Mind Interaction

   Mind affects brain and brain affects mind. That is the message, and by accepting it you commit yourself to a special view of the world. It is a view that shows the limits of the genetic imperative on what we turn out to be, both intellectually and emotionally. It decrees that, while the secrets of our genes express themselves with force throughout our lives, the effect of that information on our bodies can be inﬂuenced by our psychological history and beliefs about the world. And, just as important, the other side of the same coin argues that what we construct in our minds as objective reality may simply be our interpretations of certain bodily states dictated by our genes and expressed through our physical brains and body. Put differently, various attributes of mind that seem to have a purely psychological origin are frequently a product of the brain's interpreter rationalizing genetically driven body states. Make no mistake about it: this two-sided view of mind-brain interactions, if adopted, has implications for the management of one's personal life. (Gazzaniga, 1988, p. 229)

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8 system

система

system of axes

3-component LDV system

3-D LDV system

4-D system

4-D flight-management system

4-D guidance system

AC electrical system

actuation system

aerial delivery system

aerostat system

AEW system

afterburning control system

AI-based expert system

aileron-to-rudder system

air bleed offtake system

air cushion system

air cycle system

air data system

air defence system

air induction system

air refueling system

air traffic control system

air-combat advisory system

air-conditioning system

air-path axis system

air-turbine starting system

airborne early warning system

aircooling system

aircraft reference axis system

aircraft weight-and-balance measuring system

aircraft-autopilot system

aircraft-based system

aircraft-bifilar-pendulum system

aircraft-carried earth axis system

aircraft-carried normal earth axis system

aircrew escape system

airfield lighting control system

airframe/rotor system

airspeed system

alcohol-wash system

alignment control system

all-electronic system

all-weather mission system

altitude loss warning system

angle-of-attack command system

anti-collision system

anti-g system

antitorque system

anti-icing system

antiskid system

area-navigation system

ARI system

artificial feel system

artificial intelligence-based expert system

artificially augmented flight control system

ATC system

attitude and heading reference system

audio system

audiovisual system

auto-diagnosis system

auto-hover system

autolanding system

automatic cambering system

automatic trim system

autostabilization system

autotrim system

axis system

B system

balance-fixed coordinate system

base-excited system

basic axis system

beam-foundation system

bifilar pendulum suspension system

bladder system

blowing system

blowing boundary layer control system

blown flap system

body axis system

body axis coordinate system

body-fitted coordinate system

body-fixed reference system

boom system

boosted flight control system

braking system

breathing system

buddy-buddy refuelling system

cabin pressurization system

cable-mount system

CAD system

canopy's jettison system

cardiovascular system

cargo loading system

cargo-handling system

carrier catapult system

cartesian axis system

Cat III system

central nervous system

CGI system

circulating oil system

closed cooling system

closed-loop system

cockpit system

cockpit management system

collision avoidance system

combined cooling system

command-by-voice system

command/vehicle system

commercial air transportation system

compensatory system

computer-aided design system

computer-assisted system

computer-generated image system

computer-generated visual system

concentrated-mass system

conflict-alert system

conservative system

constant bandwidth system

constant gain system

consultative expert system

control system

control augmented system

control loader system

cooling system

coordinate system

counterstealth system

coupled system

coupled fire and flight-control system

covert mission system

crew systems

cueing system

curvilinear coordinate system

damped system

data system

data acquisition system

data handling system

data transfer system

data-gathering system

DC electrical system

decision support system

defensive avionics system

deicing system

demisting system

departure prevention system

deterministic system

dual-dual redundant system

4-D navigation system

6-DOF motion system

diagnosable system

dial-a-flap system

direct impingement starting system

displacement control system

display system

display-augmented system

divergent system

DLC system

dogfight system

door-to-door system

Doppler ground velocity system

double-balance system

drive system

drive train/rotor system

dry air refueling system

dual-field-of-view system

dual-wing system

dynamic system

early-warning system

Earth-centered coordinate system

earth-fixed axis system

earth/sky/horizon projector system

ejection system

ejection display system

ejection seat escape system

ejection sequence system

ejector exhaust system

ejector lift system

election safety system

electric starting system

electro-expulsive deicing system

electro-impulse deicing system

electro-vibratory deicing system

electronic flight instrumentation system

Elint system

emergency power system

emitter locator system

EMP-protected system

engine monitoring system

engine-propeller system

engine-related system

enhanced lift system

envelope-limiting system

environmental control system

escape system

excessive pitch attitude warning system

exhaust system

FADEC system

fault-tolerant system

FBW system

feathering system

feedback system

feel system

fin axis system

fire detection system

fire suppression system

fire-extinguishing system

fire-protection system

five-point restraint system

fixed-structure control system

flap system

flap/slat system

flash-protection system

flexible manufacturing system

flight control system

flight control actuation system

flight director system

flight inspection system

flight management system

flight path system

flight path axis system

flight test system

flight-test instrumentation system

flotation system

fluid anti-icing system

flutter control system

flutter margin augmentation system

flutter suppression system

fluttering system

fly-by-light system

fly-by-light control system

fly-by-wire system

fly-by-wire/power-by-wire control system

foolproof system

force-excited system

force-feel system

forward vision augmentation system

fuel conservative guidance system

fuel management system

fuel transfer system

full-vectoring system

full-authority digital engine control system

full-motion system

full-state system

full-time system

fully articulated rotor system

fuselage axis system

g-command system

g-cueing system

g-limiting system

gas generator control system

gas turbine starting system

global positioning system

governing system

ground collision avoidance system

ground proximity warning system

ground-axes system

ground-fixed coordinate system

ground-referenced navigation system

gust alleviation system

gust control system

gyroscopic system

gyroscopically coupled system

halon fire-extinguishing system

halon gas fire-fighting system

hands-off system

head-aimed system

headup guidance system

helmet pointing system

helmet-mounted visual system

hierarchical system

high-damping system

high-authority system

high-lift system

high-order system

high-pay-off system

high-resolution system

higher harmonic control system

hose-reel system

hot-gas anti-icing system

hub plane axis system

hub plane reference axis system

hub-fixed coordinate system

hydraulic system

hydraulic starting system

hydropneumatic system

hydrostatic motion system

hysteretic system

ice-protection system

icing cloud spray system

icing-protection system

identification friend or foe system

image generator system

in-flight entertainment system

incidence limiting system

inert gas generating system

inertial coordinate system

inertial navigation system

inertial reference system

infinite-dimensional system

information management system

inlet boundary layer control system

inlet control system

input system

instruction system

instrument landing system

instrumentation system

intelligence system

intelligent system

interconnection system

intermediate axis system

intrusion alarm system

intrusion detection system

inverted fuel system

landing guidance system

large-travel motion system

laser-based visual system

lateral attitude control system

lateral control system

lateral feel system

lateral seat restraint system

lateral-directional stability and command augmentation system

lead compensated system

left-handed coordinate system

leg restraint system

life support system

liferaft deployment system

lift-distribution control system

lighter-than-air system

lightly damped system

lightning protection system

lightning sensor system

lightning warning system

limited-envelope flight control system

linear vibrating system

liquid oxygen system

load control system

load indication system

local-horizon system

loom system

low-damping system

low-order system

LQG controlled system

lubrication system

lumped parameter system

Mach number system

main transmission system

maintenance diagnostic system

maintenance record system

man-in-the-loop system

man-machine system

maneuver demand system

maneuvering attack system

mass-spring-dashpot system

mass-spring-damper system

mast-mounted sight system

mechanical-hydraulic flight control system

microwave landing system

MIMO system

mine-sweeping system

missile system

missile-fixed system

mission-planning system

mobile aircraft arresting system

modal cancellation system

modal suppression system

mode-decoupling system

model reference system

model-based visual system

model-following system

modelboard system

molecular sieve oxygen generation system

monopulse system

motion system

motion generation system

multi-input single-output system

multi-input, multi-output system

multimode system

multibody system

multidegree-of-freedom system

multiloop system

multiple-input single output system

multiple-input, multiple-output system

multiple-loop system

multiple-redundant system

multiply supported system

multishock system

multivariable system

navigation management system

navigation/attack system

navigation/bomb system

NDT system

neuromuscular system

night/dusk visual system

portable aircraft arresting system

nitrogen inerting system

no-tail-rotor system

nonminimum phase system

nonoscillatory system

nonconservative system

normal earth-fixed axis system

Notar system

nozzle control system

nuclear-hardened system

observer-based system

obstacle warning system

oil system

on-board inert gas generation system

on-board maintenance system

on-board oxygen generating system

on-off system

one degree of freedom system

one-shot lubrication system

open cooling system

open seat escape system

open-loop system

operability system

optic-based control system

optimally controlled system

orthogonal axis system

oxygen generation system

parachute system

partial vectoring system

partial vibrating system

performance-seeking system

perturbed system

pilot reveille system

pilot vision system

pilot-aircraft system

pilot-aircraft-task system

pilot-in-the-loop system

pilot-manipulator system

pilot-plus-airplane system

pilot-vehicle-task system

pilot-warning system

pilot/vehicle system

pitch change system

pitch compensation system

pitch stability and command augmentation system

pitch rate system

pitch rate command system

pitch rate flight control system

pneumatic deicing system

pneumatic ice-protection system

pneumodynamic system

position hold system

power system

power-assisted system

power-boosted system

powered high-lift system

powered-lift system

precognitive system

pressurization system

preview system

probabilistically diagnosable system

probe refuelling system

pronated escape system

propeller-fixed coordinate system

propulsive lift system

proximity warning system

pursuit system

push-rod control system

quantized system

random system

rating system

reconfigurable system

rectangular coordinate system

reduced-gain system

reference axis system

refuelling system

remote augmentor lift system

remote combustion system

response-feedback system

restart system

restraint system

restructurable control system

retraction system

ride-control system

ride-quality system

ride-quality augmentation system

ride-smoothing system

right-handed axis system

right-handed coordinate system

rigid body system

robotic refueling system

rod-mass system

roll augmentation system

roll rate command system

rotating system

rotor system

rotor isolation system

rotor-body system

rotor-wing lift system

route planner system

rudder trim system

rudder-augmentation system

sampled-data system

scheduling system

schlieren system

sea-based system

seat restraint system

seatback video system

self-adjoint system

self-contained starting system

self-diagnosable system

self-excited system

self-repairing system

self-sealing fuel system

self-tuning system

shadow-mask system

shadowgraph system

ship-fixed coordinate system

shock system

short-closed oil system

sighting system

simulation system

simulator-based learning system

single degree of freedom system

single-input multiple-output system

singularly perturbed system

situational awareness system

six-axis motion system

six-degree-of-freedom motion system

six-puck brake system

ski-and-wheel system

skid-to-turn system

snapping system

soft mounting system

soft ride system

sound system

speed-stability system

spherical coordinate system

spin recovery system

spin-prevention system

spring-mass-dashpot system

stability and control augmentation system

stability augmentation system

stability axis coordinate system

stability enhancement system

stall detection system

stall inhibitor system

stall protection system

stall warning system

starting system

stealth system

stochastic system

storage and retrieval system

store alignment system

stores management system

strap-down inertial system

structural system

structural-mode compensation system

structural-mode control system

structural-mode suppression system

STT system

suppression system

suspension system

tactile sensory system

tail clearance control system

tail warning system

task-tailored system

terrain-aided navigation system

terrain-referencing system

test system

thermal control system

thermal protection system

threat-warning system

three-axis augmentation system

three-body tethered system

three-control system

three-gyro system

through-the-canopy escape system

thrust modulation system

thrust-vectoring system

tilt-fold-rotor system

time-invariant system

time-varying system

tip-path-plane coordinate system

torque command/limiting system

tractor rocket system

trailing cone static pressure system

training system

trajectory guidance system

translation rate command system

translational acceleration control system

trim system

trim tank system

triple-load-path system

tutoring system

twin-dome system

two degree of freedom system

two-body system

two-input system

two-input two-output system

two-pod system

two-shock system

two-step shock absorber system

unpowered flap system

unpowered high-lift system

utility services management system

vapor cycle cooling system

variable feel system

variable stability system

variable structure system

vestibular sensory system

vibrating system

vibration isolation system

vibration-control system

vibration-damping system

video-disc-based visual system

visor projection system

visual system

visual display system

visual flying rules system

visual sensory system

visual simulation system

visually coupled system

voice-activated system

vortex system

vortex attenuating system

VTOL control system

wake-imaging system

warning system

water injection cooling system

water-mist system

water-mist spray system

weather system

wheel steering system

wide angle visual system

wind coordinate system

wind shear system

wind-axes system

wind-axes coordinate system

wind-fixed coordinate system

wing axis system

wing flap system

wing sweep system

wing-load-alleviation system

wing-mounted system

wing/propulsion system

wiring system

yaw vane system

Авиасловарь > system
9 CIA

( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) den amerikanske efterretningstjeneste, CIA

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( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) den amerikanske efterretningstjeneste, CIA

English-Danish dictionary > CIA
10 CIA

( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) CIA, agencia central de información

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cía es: \ \
3ª persona singular (él/ella/usted) presente indicativo

2ª persona singular (tú) imperativo
Multiple Entries: Cía Cía.
Cía (abr de compañía) company, Co ' Cía' also found in these entries: Spanish: alimenticio - Cía. - egipcio - ficticio - lacio - necio - novicio - propicio - rancio - reacio - recio - rucio - socio - sucio - vacío - vitalicio English: CIA - Co - mole - stand for - Egyptian - member - partner - silent - sleeping

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abbreviation

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noun (= Central Intelligence Agency) CIA f

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English-spanish dictionary > CIA
11 CIA

abbreviation

(Amer.) = Central Intelligence Agency CIA, der od. die

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CIA

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English-german dictionary > CIA
12 CIA

nome abbr. Central Intelligence Agency Ufficio Centrale di Informazione CIA f.

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( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) (Agenzia Centrale per le Informazioni)

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(mil., USA, Central Intelligence Agency) Agenzia centrale per le informazioni; CIA.

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nome abbr. Central Intelligence Agency Ufficio Centrale di Informazione CIA f.

English-Italian dictionary > CIA
13 mind

1. n ум, разум

his mind was filled with sad thoughts — его одолевали печальные мысли

ideas imprinted on the mind — мысли, запечатлевшиеся в уме

being of sound mind and body — находясь в здравом уме

to anneal the mind — дать закалку уму

the workings of the mind — работа ума

perturbation of mind — смятение ума

2. n умственные способности, интеллект, ум; мышление, умственная деятельность

mind game — интеллектуальная игра

a pedestrian mind — посредственность

to possess unusual powers of mind — обладать недюжинным умом

arrested development of mind — умственная недоразвитость

nurture of the mind — развитие умственных способностей

subaverage mind — субнормальный интеллект

spacious mind — высокий интеллект

the ply of the mind — склад ума

3. n рассудок, ум

presence of mind — присутствие духа, хладнокровие

mind affected by drink — рассудок, расстроенный опьянением

balance of mind — нормальное состояние рассудка

lucid mind — здравый рассудок, ясное сознание

able in mind — в здравом рассудке

vigorous of mind — с живым умом

4. n память

absence of mind — забывчивость; рассеянность

to bear in mind — помнить; запоминать; иметь в виду

bear that in mind! — запомни это!; имей это в виду!

with present-day conditions in mind — учитывая сегодняшнюю действительность, имея в виду условия современной жизни

this brings to mind another story — это напоминает ещё один случай

he puts me in mind of his father — он напоминает мне своего отца

in mind — в памяти

to recall to mind — воскрешать в памяти

it is branded on my mind — это запечатлелось в моей памяти

5. n уст. поминание; поминальная служба

6. n настроение, состояние духа

cheerful mind — хорошее настроение

peace of mind — спокойствие духа

a sound mind in a sound body — в здоровом теле здоровый дух

prostration of mind and spirit — угнетённое состояние духа

strength of mind — сила духа

strength of mind — сила духа

state of mind — настроение

7. n направление мыслей; склад ума

reactionary mind — реакционные взгляды

out of mind — без ума

cast of mind — склад ума

a habit of mind — склад ума

cruddy mind — грязные мысли

attitude of mind — склад ума

8. n мнение; взгляд

I gave him a piece of my mind — разг. я ему высказал всё, что думал

they were all of one mind — все они придерживались одного мнения, они достигли единодушного решения; они пришли к соглашению

with one mind — единодушно

to keep an open mind on smth. — сохранять объективность в подходе к вопросу, делу

to have an open mind — быть непредубеждённым

my mind — по моему мнению

group mind — мнение группы

to my mind — по моему мнению

public mind — общественное мнение

speak your mind — высказать свое мнение

9. n намерение, желание

I have a great mind to speak to him — вот возьму да и поговорю с ним

criminal mind — преступное намерение; преступный умысел

10. n мысли, думы; стремление, помыслы

he has set his mind on becoming an engineer — он твёрдо решил стать инженером

my mind was on other things — я думал о других вещах

you must keep your mind on your work — ты должен всё время думать о своей работе

he turned his mind to his work — он сосредоточился на своей работе

his mind was adrift — его мысли блуждали

vacant mind — тупость, полное отсутствие мыслей

the vultures of the mind — мысли, терзающие мозг

11. n дух; душа

mind and body — душа и тело

so many men so many minds — сколько голов, столько умов

pure in mind and body — чист душой и телом

mind laden with sin — душа, обременённая грехом

be sound of body and mind — быть здоровым телом и душой

was sound of body and mind — был здоровым телом и душой

jealousy envenomed his mind — ревность отравила его душу

12. v в вопросительных или отрицательных предложениях, а также в утвердительном ответе возражать, иметь против

do you mind if I smoke ?, do you mind my smoking ?, would you mind my smoking ? — вы не будете возражать, если я закурю ?

yes, I mind it — нет, я возражаю

mind your eye! — берегись!, внимание!, гляди в оба!

bear the following in mind — иметь в виду следующее

to rid the mind of doubt — отбросить все сомнения

with these objectives in mind — имея это в виду

keep in mind — помнить; учитывать; иметь в виду

13. v заботиться; волноваться, беспокоиться, тревожиться

he minds your attitude very much — его очень волнует ваше отношение

make your mind easy — не волнуйтесь, успокойтесь

14. v обыкн. в повелительном предложении

15. v обращать внимание, считаться

never mind him — не обращайте на него внимания

diversion of the mind — отвлечение внимания

bear sth in mind — помнить; учитывать; принимать во внимание

16. v прислушиваться; слушаться

the dog minds his master — собака слушается своего хозяина

mind what I say — слушай, что я говорю

17. v остерегаться, беречься, обращать внимание

mind the step ! — осторожно! ступенька !

mind the dog — берегись собаки

mind your health — береги своё здоровье

18. v не забыть сделать

mind you write — не забудь написать

bear in mind — помнить; не забыть; не забывать

an idea leaped into his mind — у него вдруг возникла идея

to be sound of body and mind — быть здоровым и телом и душой

19. v обратить внимание, заметить

I have no objection, mind, but … — я не возражаю, заметь, но …

20. v заботиться; смотреть, присматривать; заниматься

to mind the baby — присматривать за ребёнком

mind your footing! — не оступитесь!, смотрите, куда идёте!

21. v арх. диал. помнить

have in mind — помнить; иметь в виду

keep clearly in mind — отчетливо помнить

my mind is a complete blank — я ничего не помню

22. v редк. напоминать

23. v арх. внимательно следить, внимать

24. v уст. диал. намереваться

where have you been? — Never you mind! — где вы были? — Не ваша забота

to have a good mind to … — намереваться, собираться

Синонимический ряд:

1. brain (noun) brain; brains; gray matter; grey matter; head; intellectual; thinker; upper story

2. inclination (noun) bent; bias; disposition; inclination; leaning; proclivity

3. intellect (noun) faculty; intellect; judgment; memory; mental balance; recall; recollection; remembrance

4. intent (noun) desire; fancy; intent; intention; liking; pleasure; purpose; velleity; will; wish; wont

5. mood (noun) humor; mood; strain; temper; tone; vein

6. opinion (noun) belief; consideration; contemplation; conviction; eye; feeling; judgement; opinion; perspective; persuasion; point of view; sentiment; sentiments; view

7. psychology (noun) mentality; psyche; psychology

8. understanding (noun) intelligence; understanding

9. wit (noun) lucidity; reason; saneness; sanity; sense; senses; soundness; soundnesss; wit; wits

10. beware (verb) beware; look out; watch out

11. consider (verb) consider; contemplate; excogitate; perpend; ponder; study; think out; think over; weigh

12. heed (verb) abide by; adhere; behave; comply; conform; follow; heed; keep; listen; obey; observe; pay attention

13. object (verb) care; complain; deplore; dislike; object

14. see (verb) behold; descry; discern; distinguish; espy; mark; note; notice; perceive; remark; see; twig; view

15. tend (verb) attend; attend to; be careful; care for; look; look after; minister to; see to; take care of; tend; watch

Антонимический ряд:

aversion; body; conduct; coolness; disobey; element; forgetfulness; indifference; matter; neglect; object; organisation; proceeding; stuff; substance

English-Russian base dictionary > mind
14 agency

сущ.

сокр. agcy

1) общ. агентство, орган, учреждение, организация, бюро, служба, ведомство

ATTRIBUTES:

central agency — центральный орган государственного управления

state agency — государственный орган штата

local agency — местный орган государственного управления

Syn:

instrumentality, bureau, office, commission

See:

administrative agency, distribution agency, enforcement agency, executive agency, federal agency, independent agency 1), international agency, quasi-official agency, private agency, public agency, regional agency, regulatory agency, specialized agency, support agency, welfare agency, Advanced Research Projects Agency, Agency for Cultural and Technical Cooperation, Agency for Francophony, Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality, Agency for Instructional Television, Agency for International Development, Agency for Toxic Substances and Disease Registry, Arms Control and Disarmament Agency, Army Audit Agency, Canada Border Services Agency, Canada Customs and Revenue Agency, Canada Revenue Agency, Central Intelligence Agency, Defense Advanced Research Projects Agency, Defense Commissary Agency, Defense Contract Audit Agency, Defense Contract Management Agency, Defense Information Systems Agency, Defense Intelligence Agency, Defense Legal Services Agency, Defense Logistics Agency, Defense Security Cooperation Agency, Defense Threat Reduction Agency, Environmental Protection Agency, European Research Coordination Agency, Farm Service Agency, Federal Emergency Management Agency, Foreign Investment Review Agency, International Atomic Energy Agency, International Development Cooperation Agency, International Energy Agency, Japan International Cooperation Agency, Korea Trade-Investment Promotion Agency, Minority Business Development Agency, Missile Defense Agency, Multilateral Investment Guarantee Agency, Mutual Security Agency, National Geospatial-Intelligence Agency, National Imagery and Mapping Agency, National Security Agency, Norwegian Agency for Development Cooperation, Nuclear Energy Agency, Risk Management Agency, Trade and Development Agency, White House Communications Agency, White House Transportation Agency, public body, subagency 1)

2) эк. агентство, посредническая организация, организация-посредник (специализирующаяся на предоставлении услуг другим компаниям, напр., рекламных, страховых, информационных и т. п.)

information agency — информационное агентство

recruitment agency — кадровое [рекрутинговое\] агентство

See:

CHILD [object\]: advertising agency, canalizing agency, cargo agency, clearing agency, collection agency, credit repair agency, customs agency, export credit agency, financing agency, forwarding agency, insurance agency, mercantile agency, national numbering agency, port agency, rating agency, sales agency, selling agency, shipping agency, ships agency CHILD [scope\]: a la carte agency, full-service agency, limited-service agency, single-service agency, agency bill 1), agency commission, agency fee 1)

3) общ. посредничество, содействие, поддержка, помощь; действие, деятельность ( в качестве посредника)

COMBS:

by the agency of, through the agency of — посредством, при помощи, при содействии (чего-л. или кого-л.)

4) общ. фактор, средство (достижения какого-л. результата)

In the 20th century science becomes an agency of destruction. — В 20 в. наука становится разрушительной силой.

5) агентские отношения, поручительство, представительство

а) юр., эк. (взаимоотношения между доверителем (принципалом) и агентом, представляющим интересы первого в различных операциях; в американском праве — юридическая форма предпринимательства)

See:

agency by estoppel, agency by necessity, agency by appointment, agency by ratification, exclusive agency, general agency, independent agency 2), sole agency, agency account, agency agreement, agency contract, agency fee 2), agency fund, contract of agency, principal 1. 3), agent 1. 1), agent's duties to principal, subagency 2)

б) юр., эк., амер. (согласно официальному определению института поручительства в американском праве, имеющемуся во Втором обновленном изложении права: доверительное отношение, проистекающее из выражения согласия одной из сторон доверия другой стороне действовать на вере и под контролем первой стороны и согласия на это второй стороны)

See:

Second Restatements, Second Restatements

6) соц. свобода действия (способность людей действовать независимо от ограничений, накладываемых социальной структурой)

7) соц. влияние (по Э. Гидденсу: действия людей, способные менять социальное устройство, синоним власти)

See:

Giddens, Anthony

8) мн., фин., амер. = agency security

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agency (Agсy) 1) агентство, государственное учреждение или организация; 2) агент, представитель, посредник; компания или организация, специализирующаяся на предоставлении услуг другим компаниям (реклама, недвижимость, страхование, поиск сотрудников и др.);3) юридические отношения между принципалом и агентом, который представляет интересы первого в различных операциях; 4) агентские услуги: купля-продажа финансовых инструментов или товаров по поручению и за счет клиента; представление интересов принципала агентом; 5) ценные бумаги государственных агентств; = agencies.
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агентство; агентские отношения; агентские услуги; отношения представительства; агентский договор; договор поручения; поручение; агентская деятельность
. . Словарь экономических терминов .
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Коммерческая деятельность

агентство

1. предпринимательская деятельность, осуществляемая коммерческим агентом

2. взаимоотношения между агентом и его патроном

Англо-русский экономический словарь > agency
15 CIA

( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) den amerikanske etterretningstjenesten

\/ˌsiːaɪˈeɪ\/

(forkortelse for Central Intelligence Agency)

CIA (den føderale etterretningstjenesten i USA)

English-Norwegian dictionary > CIA
16 CIA

( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.)

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[si: ai 'ei] abbr Central Intelligence Agency (Agência Central de Inteligência).

English-Portuguese dictionary > CIA
17 CIA

(US) n abbr

= Central Intelligence Agency CIA f inv

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( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) CIA

English-Polish dictionary > CIA
18 CIA

CIA, den federala underrättelsetjänsten i USA

CIA (Central Intelligence Agency)

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( abbreviation) (Central Intelligence Agency; American government body that engages in intelligence operations.) CIA

English-Swedish dictionary > CIA
19 BMI

1) Общая лексика: Broadcast Music Incorporated (музыкальная лицензирующая компания, конкурирующая с ASCAP)

2) Компьютерная техника: Интерфейс мозг-машина, компьютерная технология для мысленного управления машинами, включая роботов и т.п. (Brain-machine interface)

3) Медицина: индекс массы тела (аббр. от Body Mass Index)

4) Спорт: росто-весовой показатель (аббр.)

5) Военный термин: British Military Intelligence, ballistic missile intercept

6) Техника: Broadcast Music, Inc.

7) Шутливое выражение: Big Malarkey Index

8) Математика: Box Muller Inverse

9) Юридический термин: Baseless Meaningless Idiocy

10) Фармакология: bicuculline methiodide

11) Грубое выражение: Bunch Of Moronic Idiots, Butt Munching Idiot

12) Сокращение: Battelle Memorial Institute (USA), Biological and Medical Investigations, body mass index (индекс массы тела), black malleable iron, Brain-Machine Interface

13) Физиология: Body Mass Index

14) Кибернетика: ММИ, мозго-машинный интерфейс, Brain Machine Interface

15) Фирменный знак: Benchmark Medical, Inc., British Midland International, Broadcast Music Incorporated

16) СМИ: Boly Media Image, Broadcast Music, Inc.

17) Образование: Brilliant, Marvelous, And Incredible

18) Пластмассы: Bismaleimide

19) Расширение файла: Branch if Minus

20) Аэропорты: Bloomington, Illinois USA

21) AMEX. Badger Meter, Inc.

Универсальный англо-русский словарь > BMI
20 control

1) управління ( діяльність); регулювання, нормування, контроль, нагляд ( за діяльністю тощо); контрольний орган; режим; стримування (в т. ч. злочинності, натовпу), боротьба ( із злочинністю тощо)

2) керувати, розпоряджатися; контролювати, нормувати, регулювати; стримувати, обмежувати; спостерігати, здійснювати нагляд

•

control and auditing inspectorate — контрольно-ревізійна інспекція ( орган)

control and verification of the fulfillment of adopted decisions — контроль и перевірка виконання прийнятих рішень

control board under the president — контрольне управління при президенті

control from above and from below — контроль зверху і знизу

control of administrative action — = control of administrative actions контроль за адміністративними діями

control of administrative actions — = control of administrative action

control of basic means of production — контроль за основними засобами виробництва

control of foreign exchange transactions — контроль валютних операцій

control over dubious operations — контроль за сумнівними операціями ( банківськими тощо)

control over suspicious operations — контроль за сумнівними операціями ( банківськими тощо)

control over the maintenance of secrets — контроль за збереженням таємниць

control the activities of intelligence services — контролювати діяльність розвідувальних служб

control the administration of property — контролювати управління майном

control the lawful exercise of power — = control the lawful exercise of powers контролювати законність здійснення повноважень

control the lawful exercise of powers — = control the lawful exercise of power

control the observation of armistice conditions — спостерігати за дотриманням умов перемир'я

- control a contraband channel
- control a crowd
- control a question of law
- control agency
- control an operation
- control and auditing activity
- control and auditing agency
- control and auditing apparatus
- control and auditing body
- control-auditing
- control-auditing activity
- control-auditing agency
- control-auditing apparatus
- control-auditing body
- control-auditing inspectorate
- control authority
- control behavior
- control one's behavior
- control board
- control body
- control center
- control centre
- control committee
- control conduct
- control crime
- control crowd
- control directorate
- control functions
- control human conduct
- control law
- control machinery
- control measure
- control of civil disturbances
- control of property
- control of the observation
- control of the police
- control of the press
- control over cash flows
- control over natural resources
- control over nuclear exports
- control over organized crime
- control over the crime rate
- control pesticide use
- control police activities
- control prices
- control riot
- control riots
- control secret police
- control shot in the head
- control stamp
- control system

English-Ukrainian law dictionary > control

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