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standing time — простой; время простоя; нерабочее время
standing time — простой, время простоя
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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > lie time
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > lie time
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1) Экономика: время простоя, нерабочее время, простой2) Металлургия: перерыв в работе -
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English-Russian dictionary of modern telecommunications > lie time
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нерабочее время, время простояEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > lie time
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перерыв в работе; время простоя, простойThe English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > lie time
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nвремя; период; срок; момент
- active time
- actual time
- additional time
- administrative time
- allowed time
- application time
- appointed time
- arrival time
- assembly time
- attendance time
- average time
- bad time
- base time
- basic time
- break time
- busy time
- calculating time
- calendar time
- changeover time
- check time
- closing time
- computing time
- critical time
- customer waiting time
- cycle time
- dead time
- delay time
- delivery time
- demand usage time
- demurrage time
- departure time
- detention time
- disbursement time
- disbursement float time
- discharging time
- dispatch time
- down time
- effective time
- estimated time
- execution time
- exhibition time
- expired time
- external idle time
- forwarding time
- free time
- free storage time
- full time
- guarantee time
- handling time
- idle time
- improvement time
- in-commission time
- in-service time
- interest time
- interrepair time
- job time
- labour time
- lay time
- lead time
- leisure time
- lie time
- life time
- loading time
- local time
- long time
- lost time
- lunch time
- machine time
- machine idle time
- machining time
- maintenance time
- make-ready time
- manual time
- maximum time
- mean time
- necessary labour time
- net time
- net working time
- nonproductive time
- normal time
- off time
- opening time
- operating time
- operation time
- order time
- outage time
- overall time
- part time
- payback time
- payoff time
- processing time
- procurement time
- production time
- productive time
- programming time
- queueing time
- random time
- readiness time
- real time
- reasonable time
- reference time
- repair time
- running time
- scheduled time
- service time
- servicing time
- setup time
- setting-up time
- shipping time
- short time
- slack time
- spare time
- standard time
- standby time
- standing time
- startup time
- stopping time
- storage time
- straight time
- subsidized time
- swing time
- throughput time
- total time
- transit time
- travel time
- turnaround time
- uninterrupted working time
- unproductive time
- usable time
- usage time
- waiting time
- warming-up time
- work time
- working time
- time for acceptance
- time for appeal
- time for application
- time for complaint
- time for consideration
- time for delivery
- time for dispatch
- time for loading
- time for payment
- time for presentation
- time for protesting
- time for repayment
- time of arrival
- time of circulation
- time of delivery
- time of departure
- time of dispatch
- time of execution
- time of loading
- time of manufacture
- time of maturity
- time of nonuse
- time of operation
- time of payment
- time of performance of a contract
- time of presentation
- time of production
- time of redemption
- time of shipment
- time of transportation
- time of turnover
- time of validity
- time of a visit
- time of waiting
- ahead of time
- at the appointed time
- at the fixed time
- at a more opportune time
- at the present time
- for some time
- for the time being
- in time
- in due time
- in good time
- on time
- out of time
- time out
- time required
- time worked
- adhere to the time of delivery
- allow time
- buy on time
- change the time
- charge time
- curtail the time
- exceed the time
- extend the time
- fix a time
- keep the time
- make up for lost time
- mark time
- observe the time
- pay ahead of time
- pay on time
- postpone the delivery time
- reduce the time
- revise the time
- save time
- set a time
- specify a time
- stipulate a time
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n1) время2) период; срок3) раз4) темп•to go through dark / tough times — переживать трудные времена
- air timeto play for time — тянуть / стараться выиграть время
- ample time
- at one's leisure time
- changing times
- critical time
- crucial time
- difficult times
- down time
- dull times
- duty time
- effective time
- election time
- estimated time
- full time
- Greenwich mean time
- his time is still to come
- idle time
- if we hit rough times
- in time of war
- individual working time
- it comes at a sensitive time
- labor time
- leisure time
- lie time
- life time
- load time
- lost time
- machine time
- mean time
- mission time
- mutually convenient time
- off time
- operating time
- part time
- peace time
- peak viewing time
- personal time
- politically awkward time
- prime time
- prison time
- Question Time
- radio time
- round trip travel time
- schedule times
- sensitive time
- short time
- smb's policy faces a critical time
- socially necessary labor time
- spare time
- standby time
- surplus labor time
- survival time
- take-it-or-leave-it time
- tax time
- there are hard times ahead
- they face perilous times ahead
- they have time on their side
- time for reform is now
- time is now ripe for an international conference to convene
- time is on the side of smb
- time is right for smth to do smth
- time is ripe for action
- time of change
- time of delivery
- time of nonuse
- time was running out in the search for a solution
- times are changing
- tough economic times
- troubled times
- turbulent times
- voting time
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vi1. (in space, position)▪ to \lie ahead ahead [of sb] vor jdm liegenafter this hill, even more difficult terrain \lie aheads ahead [of us] nach diesem Hügel liegt noch schwierigeres Gelände vor uns2. (in time) bevorstehen▪ to \lie ahead ahead [of sb] vor jdm liegenI'm looking forward to what lies ahead ich bin gespannt, was die Zukunft bringt* * *lie ahead v/i:what lies ahead of us was vor uns liegt, was uns bevorsteht, was auf uns zukommt;he was thinking of the work that lay ahead die vor ihm lag -
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(lie (амер. fall) down on the job)So-and-so agents have fallen down on their job; nothing can be alleged in mitigation. (D. L. Sayers, ‘Murder Must Advertise’, ch. VIII) — Указанные агенты работают из рук вон плохо. Этому нет никакого оправдания.
This particular task requires close teamwork, and if any one of us lies down on the job, we shall never be able to finish it in time. (HAI) — Выполнение этой задачи потребует хорошо налаженной коллективной работы, и если кто-нибудь будет работать спустя рукава, то мы не кончим в назначенный срок.
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20 lie on one's oars
бездействовать, сидеть сложа руки; ≈ почивать на лаврах [этим. мор. сушить вёсла]This election will pass, and the excitement will die and people will forget about it; and if you forget about it, too, if you sink back and rest upon your oars, we shall lose this vote, that we have polled to-day, and our enemies will laugh us to scorn. (U. Sinclair, ‘The Jungle’, ch. XXXI) — Выборы пройдут, возбуждение уляжется, и народ забудет о них. Но если забудете и вы, если вы успокоитесь и будете сидеть сложа руки, довольствуясь этим успехом, мы потеряем полученные сегодня голоса, и наши враги посмеются над нами.
Business men who had imagined that Roosevelt, after putting through his rapid-fire program of reforms... in the spring of 1933, would rest on his oars were discovering to their dismay that he had no such intention. (F. L. Allen, ‘Since Yesterday’, ch. VII) — Бизнесмены, которые ожидали, что Рузвельт после стремительного осуществления программы реформ... весной 1933 года будет почивать на лаврах, к своему ужасу обнаружили, что у президента были совсем другие намерения.
I'm getting old and it's time I rested on my oars. (DEI) — Я старею, мне пора на покой.
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