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3 event
1. n событие, важное явление; значительный факт2. n случайin any event — так или иначе, в любом случае
3. n мероприятиеsocial event — неофициальная встреча; встреча друзей
all-day event — мероприятие, занимающее целый день
4. n спорт. соревнование5. n спорт. вид спорта6. n спорт. номер в программе состязанияprogram event — программное событие; событие в программе
7. n спорт. исход, результат8. n спорт. кино эпизод9. n спорт. тех. такт10. n спорт. физ. ядерное превращение11. n спорт. ком. распродажа по сниженным ценам12. n спорт. физ. событие, актСинонимический ряд:1. competition (noun) competition; contest; game; match; meet2. effect (noun) aftereffect; aftermath; causatum; conclusion; consequence; corollary; effect; end product; fruit; harvest; issue; outcome; precipitate; result; sequel; sequence; upshot3. milepost (noun) milepost; milestone; occasion4. mishap (noun) accident; calamity; catastrophe; crisis; mischance; misfortune; mishap; mistake; predicament5. occurrence (noun) affair; case; circumstance; development; episode; eventuality; fact; go; happening; incident; news; occurrence; phenomenon; thing6. wonder (noun) adventure; celebration; holiday; marvel; miracle; triumph; wonderАнтонимический ряд:contribution; convergence; inducement; operation; origin; predisposition; start -
4 tienviitta
yks.nom. tienviitta; yks.gen. tienviitan; yks.part. tienviittaa; yks.ill. tienviittaan; mon.gen. tienviittojen tienviittain; mon.part. tienviittoja; mon.ill. tienviittoihinfinger-post (noun)guide-post (noun)milepost (noun)sign-post (noun)signpost (noun)* * *• guide-post• signpost• milepost• finger-post• direction sign• destination sign• sign-post• guidepost -
5 milestone
1) (a stone set up to show distances in miles to various places.) mile-/kilometerstolpe2) (a very important event: The discovery of penicillin was a milestone in medical history.) milepælsubst. \/ˈmaɪlstəʊn\/ eller milepost1) (austr., amer.) milestein, milestolpe, kilometerstolpe, kilometerstein2) ( overført) milepæl -
6 poste
m.1 post, pole.¡no te quedes ahí como un poste! (informal) don't just stand there!poste de alta tensión electricity pylonposte kilométrico kilometer marker, (similar) milepostposte telegráfico telegraph pole2 pylon, prop, post.3 picket, stake.* * *1 post\poste indicador signpostposte telefónico telegraph pole* * *noun m.1) pole2) post* * *SM (=palo) post, pole; (=columna) pillar; [de ejecución] stake; (Dep) post, uprightposte restante — LAm poste restante ( esp Brit), general delivery (EEUU)
* * *a) ( de alambrado) (fence) post; (de teléfono, telégrafo) polecomo un poste — (fam)
b) (Dep) post, upright* * *= stilt, goal post.Nota: De una portería.Ex. The huts are built on stilts to give the turtles access to the entire beach for nesting.Ex. If football goal posts were wider, and crossbars were higher, so that more goals were scored, would watching football be more fun?.----* poste de la luz = lamppost, light pole.* poste de teléfonos = telephone pole.* poste de telégrafos = telegraph pole.* * *a) ( de alambrado) (fence) post; (de teléfono, telégrafo) polecomo un poste — (fam)
b) (Dep) post, upright* * *= stilt, goal post.Nota: De una portería.Ex: The huts are built on stilts to give the turtles access to the entire beach for nesting.
Ex: If football goal posts were wider, and crossbars were higher, so that more goals were scored, would watching football be more fun?.* poste de la luz = lamppost, light pole.* poste de teléfonos = telephone pole.* poste de telégrafos = telegraph pole.* * *1 (de un alambrado) fence post, post2 ( Dep) post, uprightCompuestos:(en baloncesto) high post(en baloncesto) low postelectricity pylonlamp postwinning poststarting posttelegraph polesignpost* * *
poste sustantivo masculino
(de teléfono, telégrafo) pole
poste sustantivo masculino
1 pole
2 Dep (de una portería) post
' poste' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
amarradero
- atar
- chocar
- dar
- enderezar
- estaca
- farola
- fijar
- lateral
- palenque
- pegar
- rebote
English:
goal
- goalpost
- hitch
- Pole
- post
- signpost
- stake
- starting post
- telegraph pole
- upright
- wind
- bump
- general
- loop
- pole
- telegraph
- winning
* * *poste nm1. [madero] post, pole;Famno te quedes ahí como un poste don't just stand there!poste de alta tensión electricity pylon;poste kilométrico kilometre marker, ≈ milepost;Am poste restante Br poste restante, US general delivery;poste telegráfico telegraph pole2. [de portería] post3. [en baloncesto] centre* * *m1 post;centre* * *poste nm: post, poleposte de teléfonos: telephone pole* * *poste n1. (en general) pole2. (en deportes) post -
7 occasion
1. n случайon occasion — при случае, при обстоятельствах; иногда
on occasion — при случае, иногда; время от времени
words to befit the occasion — речь, приличествующая случаю
a speech worthy of the occasion — речь, подобающая случаю
2. n событие3. n возможность, благоприятный случай4. n основание, причина, повод; обстоятельствоon all occasions — во всяком случае; во всех случаях
5. n человек, являющийся причиной6. n арх. делаa sense of occasion — такт, понимание
7. v книжн. вызывать, служить причиной; давать поводСинонимический ряд:1. cause (noun) antecedent; call; cause; determinant; ground; inducement; justification; necessity; obligation; prompting; reason2. event (noun) circumstance; development; episode; event; go; happening; incident; instant; milepost; milestone; moment; news; occurrence; season; thing; time; while3. need (noun) demand; need; use4. opportunity (noun) break; chance; convenience; excuse; look-in; opening; opportunity; possibility; shot; show; squeak5. party (noun) affair; festivity; fete; function; gala; party; soiree6. generate (verb) breed; bring about; cause; effect; effectuate; engender; generate; get up; hatch; induce; inspire; lead to; make; motivate; muster up; produce; prompt; provoke; result in; work up7. justify (verb) call for; justify; warrant -
8 milestone
1. n камень с указанием расстояния в милях2. n вехаСинонимический ряд:1. marker (noun) marker; pillar; post; sign; stone2. turning point (noun) anniversary; breakthrough; climax; discovery; event; landmark; milepost; occasion; turning pointАнтонимический ряд: -
9 borne
borne [bɔʀn]feminine nounc. ( = écran) terminal• borne interactive/Internet interactive/Internet terminal• borne d'appel ( = téléphone) emergency telephone* * *bɔʀn
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1) ( sur une route)borne (kilométrique) — kilometre [BrE] marker
2) ( autour d'une propriété) boundary stone; ( autour d'un édifice) post3) ( pour bloquer le passage) bollard GB, post US4) (colloq) ( kilomètre) kilometre [BrE]5) Électrotechnique terminal6) Mathématique limitborne supérieure/inférieure — upper/lower bound
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Phrasal Verbs:••* * *bɔʀn1. nf(le long d'une route) boundary stoneborne kilométrique — kilometre-marker, milestone
2. bornes nfplfig limitssans borne; sans bornes — boundless
* * *A nf1 ( sur une route) borne (kilométrique) kilometreGB marker;2 ( autour d'une propriété) boundary stone; ( autour d'un édifice) post;4 ○( kilomètre) kilometreGB; faire 2000 bornes en trois jours to drive 2000 kilometresGB in three days;5 Électrotech terminal; borne d'entrée/de sortie input/output terminal;6 Math limit; borne supérieure/inférieure upper/lower bound.B bornes nfpl fig ( limites) limits, boundaries; mettre or fixer des bornes to put limits (à on); une stupidité/tristesse sans bornes boundless stupidity/sadness; leur ambition/admiration est sans bornes their ambition/admiration knows no bounds.borne d'appel = borne téléphonique; borne automatique de paiement electronic pay point; borne d'incendie fire hydrant; borne interactive electronic communication and information terminal; borne téléphonique ( sur l'autoroute) emergency telephone; ( pour taxis) taxi stand telephone.dépasser les bornes to go too far.[bɔrn] nom féminin2. [point]3. [pour marquer un emplacement] bollard4. (familier) [kilomètre] kilometre6. INFORMATIQUE————————bornes nom féminin plurieldépasser ou passer les bornes to go too farson ambition n'a ou ne connaît pas de bornes his ambition knows no bounds
См. также в других словарях:
milepost — UK US /ˈmaɪlpəʊst/ noun [C] ► MILESTONE(Cf. ↑milestone) … Financial and business terms
milepost — noun Date: 1768 1. a post indicating the distance in miles from or to a given point; also a post placed a mile from a similar post 2. milestone 2 … New Collegiate Dictionary
milepost — noun A post on a highway, often with one or more fingerposts, showing the distance in miles to nearby places … Wiktionary
milepost — noun chiefly N. Amer. 1》 a marker indicating how distant a particular place is. 2》 a post one mile from the finishing post of a race. 3》 a significant stage or event; a milestone … English new terms dictionary
milepost — noun (C) especially AmE a post next to a road or railway that shows the distance in miles to the next town … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
milepost — UK [ˈmaɪlˌpəʊst] / US [ˈmaɪlˌpoʊst] noun [countable] Word forms milepost : singular milepost plural mileposts mainly American 1) a post at the side of a road or railway line that shows the distance to a particular place 2) an important stage in a … English dictionary
milepost — mile|post [ maıl,poust ] noun count 1. ) a post at the side of a road or railroad track that shows the distance to a particular place 2. ) an important stage in a process … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
fingerpost — noun /ˈfɪŋ.ɡə(ɹ)ˌpəʊst/ a) A board that shows the direction (and often distance) to a named place; especially one of several attached to a milepost b) The milepost itself … Wiktionary
milestone — noun Date: 1662 1. a stone serving as a milepost 2. a significant point in development … New Collegiate Dictionary
milestone — noun a) A stone milepost (or by extension in other materials), one of a series of numbered markers placed along a road at regular intervals, typically at the side of the road or in a median. b) An important event in a persons life or career, in… … Wiktionary
MP — I. noun Date: 1921 1. [military police] a member of the military police 2. [member of Parliament] an elected member of a parliament II. abbreviation 1. melting point 2. metropolitan police … New Collegiate Dictionary
