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nounTechnik, die; (application of science) Technologie, die* * *[tek'nolə‹i]plural - technologies; noun((the study of) science applied to practical, (especially industrial) purposes: a college of science and technology.) die Technologie- academic.ru/73746/technological">technological- technologist* * *tech·nol·ogy[tekˈnɒləʤi, AM -ˈnɑ:l-]I. n Technologie f, Technik f\technology assessment Technikfolgenabschätzung fcomputer \technology Computertechnik fscience and \technology Wissenschaft und Technikstate-of-the-art \technology Spitzentechnologie fadvanced \technology Zukunftstechnologie fmodern \technology moderne Technologienuclear \technology Atomtechnik f\technology college technische Hochschule* * *[tek'nɒlədZɪ]nTechnologie fthe technology of printing — die Technik des Druckens, die Drucktechnik
computer/communications technology — Computer-/Kommunikationstechnik f, Computer-/Kommunikationstechnologie f
University/College of Technology — Technische Universität/Fachhochschule
the age of technology — das technische Zeitalter, das Zeitalter der Technik
* * *1. Technologie f, Technik f:technology-intensive technologieintensiv;technology park Technologiepark m;technology transfer Technologietransfer m2. technische Fachterminologie ftech. abk1. technical techn.2. technologytechnol. abk2. technology* * *nounTechnik, die; (application of science) Technologie, die* * *n.Technik -en f.Technologie f. -
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tech·nol·ogy [tekʼnɒləʤi, Am -ʼnɑ:l-] nTechnologie f, Technik f;computer \technology Computertechnik f;science and \technology Wissenschaft und Technik;state-of-the-art \technology Spitzentechnologie f;advanced \technology Zukunftstechnologie f;modern \technology moderne Technologie;nuclear \technology Atomtechnik f nmodifier (research, transfer) Technologie-;\technology college technische Hochschule -
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сущ.1) общ. технология (область знаний, которая занимается доработкой и усовершенствованием различных научных разработок и технических приспособлений, чтобы их можно было безопасно использовать в обычной жизни и в коммерческих целях)See:2) упр. технология, техника (совокупность знаний о способах обработки материалов, изделий, о методах осуществления каких-л. производственных и других процессов с использованием машин и других технических приспособлений)construction technology — технология строительства [строительных работ\]
refrigeration technology — технология охлаждения [замораживания\]
growth of technology — технический [технологический\] прогресс
technology factor — технологический фактор; фактор технического прогресса
advanced technology — передовая технология; передовые методы
See:technology manager, advanced technology products, agricultural technology, group technology, human-centred technology, intensive technology, intermediate technology, new technology, long-linked technology, mediating technology, packing technology, product technology, Woodward's technology classification, Thompson's technology categories3) общ. методика, технология (совокупность способов и операций (процедур), используемых для осуществления какой-л. деятельности)payment technology — техника [технология\] расчетов
advanced technology — передовая технология; передовые методы
See:disruptive technology, appropriate technology, information technology, technology management, technology manager, terotechnology, Agency for Instructional Technology
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adjectivemodern; heutig [Zeit[alter], Welt, Person]in modern times — in der heutigen Zeit
modern languages — neuere Sprachen; (subject of study) Neuphilologie, die
* * *['modən](belonging to the present or to recent times; not old or ancient: modern furniture/clothes.) modern- academic.ru/47515/modernity">modernity- modernness
- modernize
- modernise
- modernization
- modernisation
- modern language* * *mod·ern[ˈmɒdən, AM ˈmɑ:dɚn]1. (contemporary) modern\modern methods/technology moderne Methoden/Technologiea \modern design ein zeitgemäßes Design2. (not ancient or medieval) modern, neuzeitlich\modern art moderne Kunst\modern Europe Europa nt der Neuzeit\modern times Neuzeit f, Moderne fthe \modern world die heutige Welt* * *['mɒdən]1. adjmodern (ALSO ART, LITER); times, world also heutig; history neuere und neuesteModern Greek etc — Neugriechisch nt etc
2. nAnhänger( in) m(f) der Moderne* * *A adj (adv modernly)1. modern, neuzeitlich:modern times pl die Neuzeit2. modern, (neu)modischa) modern, Neu…,b) neuer(er, e, es):Modern English Neuenglisch n, das Neuenglische;Modern Greek Neugriechisch n, das Neugriechische;a) neuere Sprachen,B s1. modern eingestellter Mensch2. Mensch m der Neuzeit:the moderns die Neueren3. TYPO neuzeitliche Antiquamod abk1. moderate2. modern* * *adjectivemodern; heutig [Zeit[alter], Welt, Person]modern jazz — Modern Jazz, der
modern languages — neuere Sprachen; (subject of study) Neuphilologie, die
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1) техника, методика2) технология•- adjusting technology - advanced technology - appropriate technology - building technology - cement technology - concrete technology - construction technology - control technology - employment-generating technology - environmentally appropriate technology - environmentally sound technology - environment-friendly technology - explosives technology - grouting technology - heat technology - high technology - imported technology - inspection technology - labour intensive technology - measuring technology - modern construction technology - monorail technology - nonwaste technology - seismic technology - solar technology - subscriber access technology - switching technology - tunnelform technology - upgradable traditional building technology* * *технология- advanced technology
- building technology
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1) ( contemporary) modern;\modern methods/ technology moderne Methoden/Technologie2) ( not ancient or medieval) modern, neuzeitlich;\modern art moderne Kunst;\modern Europe Europa nt der Neuzeit;\modern times Neuzeit f, Moderne f;the \modern world die heutige Welt -
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1) техника; технология•- alternative technology
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Теоретические построения, позволяющие инвестиционным менеджерам классифицировать, оценивать и контролировать источники риска и дохода; включает все понятия современных инвестиционной и портфельной теорий. Синоним терминов modern investment theory (MIT) (новая инвестиционная теория), new investment technology (NIT) (новая инвестиционная технология)Англо-русский словарь по инвестициям > modern portfolio theory
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Универсальный англо-русский словарь > modern information retrieval technology
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Patent terms dictionary > modern information retrieval technology
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современная строительная техника; современная строительная технологияАнгло-русский строительный словарь > modern construction technology
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Англо-русский словарь по инвестициям > new investment technology
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16 Sectoral Technology Design Bureau for the Development of Modern Technologies and the Manufacture of Articles of Glass
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > Sectoral Technology Design Bureau for the Development of Modern Technologies and the Manufacture of Articles of Glass
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adjective1) (modern) neu[e]st...the very latest thing — das Allerneu[e]ste
2) (most recent) letzt...have you heard the latest? — wissen Sie schon das Neu[e]ste?
what's the latest? — was gibt's Neues?
3)at [the] latest/the very latest — spätestens/allerspätestens
* * *lat·est[ˈleɪtɪst, AM -t̬-]▪ the \latest... der/die/das jüngste [o letzte]...and now let's catch up with the \latest news kommen wir nun zu den aktuellen Meldungenher \latest movie ihr neuester FilmII. nthis is just the \latest of several crises to affect the department das ist nur die letzte von mehreren Krisen, die die Abteilung schüttelnhave you heard the \latest? hast du schon das Neueste gehört?the fashion show will introduce the \latest in evening wear with top models bei der Modeschau werden die neuesten Modelle der Abendbekleidung von Top-Models präsentiert; (most recent info)what's the \latest on that story? wie lauten die neuesten Entwicklungen in dieser Geschichte?▪ the \latest about sb das Neueste über jdnIII. advat the [very] \latest bis [aller]spätestensby Friday at the \latest bis spätestens Freitagwe should arrive by 12 at the very \latest wir sollten bis allerspätestens um 12 Uhr dort sein* * *['leItɪst]1. adjthe latest attempt to rescue them — der jüngste Versuch, sie zu retten
the latest thing ( esp US inf ) — der letzte Schrei (inf)
2) späteste(r, s)the latest possible moment — der letztmögliche or allerletzte Augenblick
3) people letzte(r, s)the latest men to resign — die Letzten, die zurückgetreten sind
2. advam spätestenhe came latest — er kam zuletzt or als Letzter
3. n1)the latest in a series of attacks — der jüngste in einer Reihe von Anschlägen
what's the latest (about John)? — was gibts Neues (über John)?
wait till you hear the latest! —
it's the latest in computer games/in technology — es ist das neueste Computerspiel/die neueste Technik
2)* * *latest [ˈleıtıst]A adj & adv sup von academic.ru/41868/late">lateB s1. at the latest spätestens:on Monday at the latest spätestens am Montag2. (das) Neueste:have you heard the latest about Mary?;what’s the latest? was gibts Neues?;she is wearing the latest in hats sie trägt das Neueste in oder an Hüten* * *adjective1) (modern) neu[e]st...the very latest thing — das Allerneu[e]ste
2) (most recent) letzt...have you heard the latest? — wissen Sie schon das Neu[e]ste?
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I 1. ['benɪfɪt]to be of benefit to — essere di beneficio a [patient, environment]
to feel the benefit of — sentire il beneficio di [change, holiday]
to get some benefit from — trarre beneficio da [ treatment]
to give sb. the benefit of one's advice — aiutare qcn. con i propri consigli
2) С (advantage) beneficio m., vantaggio m.to have the benefit of — avere i benefici di [ education]
to be to sb.'s benefit — andare a vantaggio di qcn
3) U (good)4) (perk) indennità f., benefit m.2."salary Ј 20,000 plus benefits" — "salario di Ј 20.000 più indennità"
modificatore [concert, match] di beneficenza; [ claim] di sussidio••II 1. ['benɪfɪt]to give sb. the benefit of the doubt — concedere a qcn. il beneficio del dubbio
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -t-) giovare a, fare bene a [person, health]; avvantaggiare [group, nation]2.to do sth. to benefit sb. — fare qcs. a beneficio di qcn
to benefit from o by doing trarre beneficio dal fare; I will benefit the most — ne trarrò il massimo profitto
* * *['benəfit] 1. noun(something good to receive, an advantage: the benefit of experience; the benefits of fresh air and exercise.) beneficio2. verb1) ((usually with from or by) to gain advantage: He benefited from the advice.) trarre profitto da2) (to do good to: The long rest benefited her.) far bene a•- give someone the benefit of the doubt- give the benefit of the doubt* * *I 1. ['benɪfɪt]to be of benefit to — essere di beneficio a [patient, environment]
to feel the benefit of — sentire il beneficio di [change, holiday]
to get some benefit from — trarre beneficio da [ treatment]
to give sb. the benefit of one's advice — aiutare qcn. con i propri consigli
2) С (advantage) beneficio m., vantaggio m.to have the benefit of — avere i benefici di [ education]
to be to sb.'s benefit — andare a vantaggio di qcn
3) U (good)4) (perk) indennità f., benefit m.2."salary Ј 20,000 plus benefits" — "salario di Ј 20.000 più indennità"
modificatore [concert, match] di beneficenza; [ claim] di sussidio••II 1. ['benɪfɪt]to give sb. the benefit of the doubt — concedere a qcn. il beneficio del dubbio
verbo transitivo (forma in -ing ecc. -t-) giovare a, fare bene a [person, health]; avvantaggiare [group, nation]2.to do sth. to benefit sb. — fare qcs. a beneficio di qcn
to benefit from o by doing trarre beneficio dal fare; I will benefit the most — ne trarrò il massimo profitto
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['leɪtɪst] 1. 2.1) (news etc.)3)* * *['leɪtɪst] 1. 2.1) (news etc.)3) -
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latest [ˈleɪtɪst]1. adjectivea. ( = most recent) dernierb. ( = last possible) what is the latest date for applications? quelle est la date limite de dépôt des candidatures ?• the latest date he could give the car back was 31 July il fallait qu'il rende la voiture au plus tard le 31 juillet2. adverb• to arrive the latest être le dernier (or la dernière) à arriver3. nouna. ( = latest version) (inf) it's the latest in computer games c'est le dernier né des jeux électroniques• have you heard the latest? ( = news) tu connais la dernière ? (inf)• what's the latest on this affair? ( = news) qu'y a-t-il de nouveau sur cette affaire ?b. ( = latest time) when is the latest I can come? quand est-ce que je peux arriver au plus tard ?* * *['leɪtɪst] 1.superlative adjective late2.adjective ( most recent) dernier/-ière3.1) ( news etc)2) ( most recent)4.at the latest adverbial phrase au plus tard
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