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1) General subject: cleric error, erratas, literal, literal error, misprint, printer's error2) Colloquial: typo3) Latin: erratum4) Engineering: printing error, typing error, typographic error5) Mathematics: corrigendum, error6) Law: slip, typographical error7) Economy: erratum errata8) Cinema: printers' error9) Polygraphy: (исправленная) corrigendum, mistake11) Advertising: printing mistake12) Business: clerical error13) EBRD: clerical mistake -
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ПОД ЗАНАВЕС PrepP Invar advright before the conclusion of sth., at the very end of sth. (often used in refer, to one's saving the most effective statement, remark, item etc for the end of a written piece, speech, recital etc): as (just before) the curtain falls (comes down)at (before) curtainfallcurtain-fall).И наконец (в конце статьи), так сказать, под занавес, я наносил заключительный удар. Но как раз в это место статьи и вкралась опечатка, из-за которой впоследствии и поднялось столько шума (Домбровский 1). Finally, (at the end of the article,) just before curtain-fall as it were, 1 delivered the conclusive blow. But it so happened that a printers error crept into the article at that very point and it was this which was the cause of all the subsequent trouble (1a). ( From an old custom among playwrights of giving actors especially effective lines at the very end of a play, act, or scene. -
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[PrepP; Invar; adv]=====⇒ right before the conclusion of sth., at the very end of sth. (often used in refer, to one's saving the most effective statement, remark, item etc for the end of a written piece, speech, recital etc):- at (before) curtainfall (curtain-fall).♦ И наконец [в конце статьи], так сказать, под занавес, я наносил заключительный удар. Но как раз в это место статьи и вкралась опечатка, из-за которой впоследствии и поднялось столько шума (Доморовский 1). Finally, [at the end of the article,] just before curtain-fall as it were, I delivered the conclusive blow. But it so happened that a printers error crept into the article at that very point and it was this which was the cause of all the subsequent trouble (1a).—————← From an old custom among playwrights of giving actors especially effective lines at the very end of a play, act, or scene.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под занавес
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