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1 популярность
1. popularity2. vogueСинонимический ряд:известность (сущ.) знаменитость; известность; лавр; признание; слава; славу -
2 распределение популярности
Cinema: order of popularityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > распределение популярности
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3 известность
1) General subject: celebrity, distinction, eclat, fame, limelight, mark, notability, note, notoriety, prominence, renown, reputation, vogue, publicity, anticipation (In order to demonstrate anticipation of the claims that have been infringed, the alleged infringer must show that each element of a patent claim is disclosed within a single prior art reference.), popularity, (в нек. контекстах) profile2) French: renommee3) Law: repute4) Canadian: break5) Patents: availability (Regarding availability in the art of the mentioned distinctive features see part L2.), previous disclosure (When does previous disclosure become a 'prior publication' problem?) -
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ГАМБУРГСКИЙ СЧЁТ lit NP sing only fixed WOthe objective evaluation of the worth of a person or his work (independent of his status, rank, popularity etc): honest (objective) rating.(Розенцвейг) хорошо знал гамбургский счёт в литературе. Ведь именно он напористо пробивал книги Грина и Хемингуэя - не первым, не бросаясь на амбразуру, но тогда, когда ещё было множество препятствий на пути этих писателей (Орлова 1). ( context transl) Не (Rozenzweig) knew what was what in literature. He was the one who energetically promoted the books of Greene and Hemingway. He wasn't the first and he didn't throw himself into the line of fire, but nevertheless he did so when there was a multitude of obstacles in the path of these writers (1a).The title of a collection of articles by Viktor Shklovsky (1928), this phrase (literally, The Hamburg Reckoning") refers to annual wrestling competitions that were supposedly once held in Hamburg. These long and grueling contests, which took place behind closed doors in order to be unaffected by bet-driven cheating, showed who the true champions were. Shklovsky used the phrase to rate contemporary writers. -
5 гамбургский счет
• ГАМБУРГСКИЙ СЧЕТ lit[NP; sing only; fixed WO]=====⇒ the objective evaluation of the worth of a person or his work (independent of his status, rank, popularity etc):- honest (objective) rating.♦ [Розенцвейг] хорошо знал гамбургский счёт в литературе. Ведь именно он напористо пробивал книги Грина и Хемингуэя - не первым, не бросаясь на аморазуру, но тогда, когда ещё было множество препятствий на пути этих писателей (Орлова 1). [context transl] Не [Rozenzweig] knew what was what in literature. He was the one who energetically promoted the books of Greene and Hemingway. He wasn't the first and he didn't throw himself into the line of fire, but nevertheless he did so when there was a multitude of obstacles in the path of these writers (1a).—————← The title of a collection of articles by Viktor Shklovsky (1928), this phrase (literally, "The Hamburg Reckoning") refers to annual wrestling competitions that were supposedly once held in Hamburg. These long and grueling contests, which took place behind closed doors in order to be unaffected by bet-driven cheating, showed who the true champions were. Shklovsky used the phrase to rate contemporary writers.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > гамбургский счет
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