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1 основа основ·а
1) (главное, на чём строится что-л.) base, basis, foundationбыть / лежать в основе — lie at the root (of)
брать за основу — to base (smth.) upon, to take (smth.) as a basis
заложить основы отношений — to lay the foundations / groundwork
лечь в основу — to be / to form the basis
крепкая / прочная / твёрдая основа — firm / solid foundation
правовая основа — legal foundation / platform
социальная основа — social basis / foundation
на взаимовыгодной основе — on the basis of mutual benefit, on a mutually beneficial / advantageous basis
на долговременной / долгосрочной основе — on a long-term basis
на основе взаимного уважения, равенства и невмешательства — on the basis of mutual respect, equality and nonintervention / noninterference
на основе разделения / распределения расходов — on a cost sharing basis
2) мн. (исходные, главные положения) fundamentals, basics, foundations, principles -
2 принцип неразборчивости
"anything goes" principleпринцип полноты (или универсальности) рынков — principle of completeness (or universality) of markets
принцип понятности (открытый Лангером с соавторами) — principle of intelligibility (discovered by Langer et al.)
принцип 'предположений и опровержений', эпистемологический — epistemological principle of 'conjectures and refutations'
принцип расчета вознаграждения за управление и за результат — basis for calculation of management and performance fees
принципы регулирования, теоретические — theoretical foundations of regulation
Теоретические принципы регулирования требуют некоторого знакомства с теорией стимулов, а это потребовало бы дополнительных разработок. — Theoretical foundations of regulation require some familiarity with the theory of incentives, which would require further development.
принципы репутации, рациональные — rational foundations of goodwill
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > принцип неразборчивости
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3 основные принципы
1) General subject: basic principles, first principles, fundamental, outline, outlines, underlying principles, main principles2) Military: basic doctrine, doctrine, foundation, foundations, policy3) Philosophy: first principle4) Engineering: philosophy5) Mathematics: the basic principles (of)6) Railway term: underlaying principles7) Diplomatic term: fundamental principles8) Graphic expression: bedrock9) Mass media: basic guidelines10) Business: fundamentals, guidelines11) EBRD: principal policies12) Sakhalin A: philosophy (of design) (проектирования) -
4 основа
ж.1. base; basis (pl. bases); foundationна основе чего-л. — on the basis of smth.
на справедливой основе — on an equitable / just basis
быть, лежать в основе чего-л. — be the basis / foundation of smth.
положить в основу, принять за основу (вн.) — assume as a basis (d.), take* as a principle (d.)
заложить в основу — lay* down the foundations
2. мн. principles; fundamentals3. текст. warp4. лингв. stem -
5 основа
ж.1) ( основание) base [-s]; basis ['beɪ-] (pl bases [-siːz]); foundationна осно́ве чего́-л — on the basis of smth
на осно́ве ра́венства — on the basis of equality [iː-]
на справедли́вой осно́ве — on an equitable / just basis
быть / лежа́ть в осно́ве чего́-л — be the basis / foundation of smth
положи́ть в осно́ву, приня́ть за осно́ву (вн.) — assume (d) as a basis, take (d) as a principle
заложи́ть осно́ву (рд.) — lay down the foundations (of)
2) мн. (устои, начала, основные положения) principles; fundamentalsосно́ва фи́зики — fundamentals of physics
3) текст. warp4) лингв. stem
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