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1 lockstep methods
1) Политика: негибкие меры2) Макаров: негибкие методы -
2 lockstep
1. [ʹlɒkstep] n1. шаг в ногу (солдат и т. п.)2. строгая система, порядок2. [ʹlɒkstep] a♢
to be in lockstep with smb. - иметь общее мнение /сходиться во мнении/ с кем-л.негибкий, непреклонный; раз и навсегда установленный3. [ʹlɒkstep] v1. шагать в ногу тесным строем (о солдатах и т. п.)2. сходиться во мнениях, иметь общее мнение3. упрямо идти к своей цели -
3 lockstep
1. n шаг в ногу2. n строгая система, порядок3. a негибкий, непреклонный; раз и навсегда установленный4. v шагать в ногу тесным строем5. v сходиться во мнениях, иметь общее мнение6. v упрямо идти к своей цели -
4 lockstep
жесткая конфигурация( однокристальной многопроцессорной системы) шаг в ногу (солдат и т. п.) строгая система, порядок - to break the traditional * нарушить установленную систему > to be in * with smb. иметь общее мнение /сходиться во мнении/ с кем-л. негибкий, непреклонный;
раз и навсегда установленный - * methods негибкие методы шагать в ногу тесным строем (о солдатах и т. п.) сходиться во мнениях, иметь общее мнение упрямо идти к своей целиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > lockstep
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5 coercive methods
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6 bleach-and-colour methods
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > bleach-and-colour methods
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