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1 виконувати
= виконати1) ( здійснювати) to execute, to fulfil(l), to carry out, to accomplish, to perform, to effectuate; (прохання, наказ) to complyвиконувати бажання — to grant/fulfil a wish
виконувати вирок (наказ) — to execute ( to carry out) the verdict (order, sentence)
виконувати вказівки — to follow directions/instructions
виконувати договір — to implement a contract, to observe/implement a treaty
виконувати запит комп. — to solve a query
виконувати зобов'язання — to meet one's engagement, to carry out commitments, to fulfil commitments, to meet commitments, to carry out obligations, to fulfil obligations
виконувати наказ — to carry out an order, to fulfil/execute an order, to carry out a command, to fulfil/execute a command
виконувати обіцянку — to keep (to redeem, to make good) one's promise
2) мист. to performвиконувати роль — to play ( to act) the part (of)
виконувати танець — to do ( to perform) a dance
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2 ухилятися
= ухилитися1) ( уникати) to avoid, to evade, to obviate, to elude, to shirk, to shunухилятися від відповіді — to evade a question, to get out of replying
ухилятися від зобов'язання — to wriggle out of ( to swerve from) an engagement
ухилятися від обов'язку — to evade ( to shirk) one's duty
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3 виконання
с1) (завдання, плану, бажання) accomplishment, completion, fulfilment; (наказу, роботи) execution; ( обов'язку) dischargeвиконання бюджету — administration of the budget, budget performance, utilization of a budget, budget execution
виконання договору — execution of a contract, execution of an agreement
виконання замовлення — execution of order, filling of order
виконання зобов'язань — fulfillment of engagements, discharge of obligations, satisfaction of an obligations
виконання контракту — execution of contract, performance of contract
виконання плану — execution of plan, outturn
виконання проекту — project execution, completion of a project, implementation of a project
перевірка виконання — verification (control, checking) of work ( given orders)
2) мист. performance; ( музичного твору) execution -
4 платити
to pay; ( наперед) to prepay, to advance; (по векселю, вчасно) to honourплатити готівкою — to pay in cash, to pay in ready money
платити авансом — to advance, to pay on account
платити данину (тж. віддавати належне) — to render tribute
платити по рахунку — to to settle the account, to book out
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5 пост
чpost; (служба, обов'язок) office; військ. standпост управління — steering post, control post
на посту (про міліціонера) — on point-duty; військ. to stand sentinel
бути (залишатися) на своєму посту — to be ( to remain) at one's post
пост централізації — signal box зал., interlocking cabin, signal cabin, cabin зал., signalbox, interlocking ( control) tower
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6 установлювати
= установити1) (здійснювати, улаштовувати) to establish, to constituteустановлювати контакт (з ким-небудь) — to get into contact with smb., to get into touch with smb.
установити рекорд — to set/establish a record, to hold a record
2) ( розміщувати) to put, to place; ( монтувати) to install, to rig, to set up, to mount3) ( регулювати) to adjust; to regulateустановлювати правила — to establish rules, to lay down rules
4) ( визначати) to determine, to fix, to set; ( з'ясовувати) to ascertain, to establishустановлювати батьківство — to affiliate, to filiate
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