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1 jointly and separately
Макаров: сообща и порозньУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > jointly and separately
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2 jointly
1. adv совместно, сообща2. adv солидарноjointly and severally — совместно и каждый порознь; солидарно
Синонимический ряд:together (other) as a team; conjointly; cooperatively; co-operatively; hand in hand; in alliance; in combination; in concert; in conjunction; in unison; mutually; together -
3 jointly
[ʹdʒɔıntlı] adv1) совместно, сообща2) солидарноjointly liable - юр. солидарно обязанный /ответственный/
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4 prime event limitation (PEL)
ограничение доступа на мероприятия повышенного спроса
Во время проведения некоторых спортивных мероприятий на Играх мест, выделенных аккредитованным членам Олимпийской/Паралимпийской Семьи на трибунах для официальных лиц и почетных гостей, может оказаться недостаточно для удовлетворения спроса. Определенные категории аккредитации имеют пометку PEL, означающую, что их владельцы обязаны приобрести билеты на соревнования повышенного спроса в связи с ограничением доступа, и при входе на такие мероприятия предъявить билет вместе с аккредитацией. Количество билетов на соревнования с пометкой PEL лимитируется.
[Департамент лингвистических услуг Оргкомитета «Сочи 2014». Глоссарий терминов]EN
prime event limitation (PEL)
During some Games sporting sessions the seating allocated in the official stand and stand of honor for accredited members of the Olympic/Paralympic Family with rights to designated seating may be insufficient for the demand. Certain accreditation populations have a PEL attached to them, which requires the bearer of that accreditation to buy a ticket. Entry to the official stand and stand of honor is therefore controlled at designated PEL events by accreditation and tickets jointly and not separately. Tickets to PEL events are limited.
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Англо-русский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > prime event limitation (PEL)
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5 severally
['sev(ə)r(ə)lɪ]нареч.1) книжн.а) отдельно, индивидуально, по отдельностиSyn:б) по очередиTheir power was exercised either collectively, or apart and severally. — Их власть осуществлялась коллективно или кем-либо персонально по очереди.
2) соответственно, в указанном порядкеSyn: -
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1. adv книжн. в отдельности, отдельно, индивидуальноsmall points, insignificant severally, but worrying when put together — мелочи, незначительные сами по себе, но в совокупности вызывающие тревогу
2. adv книжн. по очереди3. adv книжн. соответственноthe proposals which the parties have severally made — предложения, соответственно выдвинутые сторонами
Синонимический ряд:1. alone (adj.) alone; entirely; except; exclusively; only; particularly; save; solely; wholly2. apart (other) apart; independently; individually; one by one; separately; singly -
7 together
1. a разг. тесно связанный, неразлучныйbound together — связал; связанный
2. a разг. спокойный, уравновешенный; собранный; удовлетворённыйpieced together — собрал; собранный
3. adv вместе, совместно, сообщаnow all together a — теперь все вместе, а теперь хором
fitted together — пригнал вместе; пригнанный вместе
4. adv вместе с; в добавление к; наряду сfeet together, place — ноги вместе ставь
come together — собраться вместе; объединиться
5. adv в одну группу, воединоto bring the blades of a pair of scissors together — закрыть ножницы, соединить лезвия ножниц
6. adv друг с другомprinting together — печатание «со своим оборотом»
houses huddled together — дома, лепившиеся друг к другу
to go well together — подходить друг к другу; гармонировать
7. adv одновременно8. adv разг. подряд, непрерывно9. adv вместе взятыеthis book costs more than all the others together — эта книга стоит дороже, чем все остальные вместе взятые
Синонимический ряд:1. collectively (adj.) collectively; commonly; en masse; unitedly2. concurrently (adj.) concurrently; jointly; simultaneously3. all together (other) all together; as one; in concert4. at once (other) at once; coincidentally; coincidently; coinstantaneously; concomitantly; concurrently; simultaneously; synchronously5. consecutively (other) consecutively; continually; continuously; hand running; night and day; running; sequentially; successively; unintermittedly; uninterruptedly6. co-operatively (other) co-operatively; hand in hand7. jointly (other) conjointly; jointly; mutuallyАнтонимический ряд:individually; separately -
8 exist
1. Isuch things (these evils, such people, etc.) do not exist таких вещей и т.д. не существует; do you believe that Santa Claus exists? ты веришь, что есть Дед Мороз?; to continue (to cease) to exist продолжать (прекращать) существовать /существование/2. IIexist in some manner exist separately (jointly, bodily, really, actually, etc.) существовать отдельно и т.д.; exist happily (miserably, cheerlessly, naturally, primitively, etc.) жить счастливо и т.д.; they are so poor they call hardly exist они так бедны, что с трудом перебиваются; exist in some place how do you manage to exist here? как вы живете здесь?, как вы умудряетесь здесь жить?3. XVI1) exist in (on, at, etc.) some place exist in big cities (in villages, in the sea, at the bottom of the well. etc.) существовать /иметься/ в больших городах и т.д.; does life exist on Mars (on 'the planets)? есть ли жизнь на Марсе (на [других] планетах)?; lime exists in many soils известь содержится /встречается/ во многих почвах; exist in imagination (in a poet's fancy, in youthful minds, etc.) существовать в воображении и т.д.; this custom does not exist in the English tradition англичане не знают такого обычая; exist in some form exist in solution (in solid form, in the form of gas, etc.) существовать в виде раствора и т.д. || exist in such conditions жить в таких условиях2) exist on smth. exist on one's pay (on one's salary, on one's pension. on this income, etc.) жить на зарплату и т.д.; exist on such food (on this diet, etc.) жить на такой пище и т.д., she exists on tea and bread она живет на чае и хлебе; how does he manage to exist on what he makes? как он ухитряется прожить на свой заработок?; exist without smth. one can't exist without food (without food and water, without air, etc.) нельзя жить без пищи и т.д.
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