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1 pursue a goal
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3 pursue an goal
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4 pursue an goal
English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > pursue an goal
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5 we pursue a goal to determine
Математика: мы преследуем цель определить (...) (...)Универсальный англо-русский словарь > we pursue a goal to determine
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6 to pursue a goal
English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > to pursue a goal
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7 pursue
1. v преследовать; гнаться, бежать2. v преследовать, неотступно следовать3. v искать, добиватьсяto pursue fame — искать славы, гнаться за славой
4. v редк. продолжать5. v следовать6. v заниматься, избрать своей профессией7. v преим. шотл. юр. возбуждать, подавать, предъявлятьСинонимический ряд:1. address (verb) address; court; make up to; rush; spark; sue; sweetheart; woo2. aspire to (verb) aim for; aspire to; attempt; desire; endeavor; endeavour; push toward; strive; strive for; try3. chase (verb) chase; chivy; follow; go after; heel; hound; hunt; run after; seek; stalk; track; trail4. follow through (verb) follow through; follow up5. lead (verb) lead; live; pass6. practise (verb) practise7. proceed (verb) bring to pass; carry on; continue; hold to; maintain; persevere; persist; proceed; prolong -
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nцель, задача- ambitious goalsto achieve / to attain a goal — достигать цели
- foreign-policy goal
- genuine goal
- highest goal
- immediate goal
- jointly set goal
- long-range goal
- long-term goal
- main goal
- major goal
- military goal
- national development goals
- national goal
- overall goal
- own goal
- political goal
- priority goal
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1. n цель, задача2. n цель, место назначенияmy goal is in sight — я уже вижу место своего назначения;
3. n спорт. воротаto keep the goal, to play goal — стоять в воротах, быть вратарём
4. n спорт. финиш5. n спорт. голpenalty goal — гол, забитый в результате штрафного удара
empty goal — гол, забитый в пустые ворота
6. n спорт. попадание мяча в корзину7. n спорт. метаСинонимический ряд:aim (noun) aim; ambition; aspiration; design; duty; end; finish; function; idea; intent; intention; mark; meaning; object; objective; plan; point; purpose; quaesitum; target; use; view -
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1. цель2. заданный показатель; заданный уровеньperformance goals — заданные параметры эксплуатационных качеств ; технологические показатели
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nцель, задача
- annual goals
- defined goal
- exploratory development goal
- production goal
- sales goal
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > pursue
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13 pursue goal
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14 final goal
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15 higher-level goal
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > higher-level goal
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16 implicit goal
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17 lower-level goal
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > lower-level goal
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18 specified goal
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19 top-level goal
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20 линия
жен.
1) line на одной линии ≈ мор. abreast боковая линия( о родстве) ≈ collateral line;
branch экспрессная пассажирская линия ≈ express passenger line вести свою линию, гнуть свою линию разг. ≈ to have one's own way вести линию на что-н. ≈ to direct one's efforts towards something волнистая линия ≈ wavy line горизонтальная линия ≈ horizontal line по линии ≈ (чего-л.) in the area of, in relation to, as far as smth. is concerned( в сфере чего-л.) ;
in, by, through прямая линия ≈ straight (right) line кривая линия ≈ curve параллельная линия ≈ parallel( line) снеговая линия ≈ snow-line воздушная линия ≈ air-line трамвайная линия ≈ tram-line линия прицеливания ≈ line of aim;
line of sight амер. линия поведения ≈ line of conduct, policy коммуникационная линия ≈ line of communication магистральная линия ≈ main line предельная линия ≈ boundary line пунктирная линия ≈ dotted line троллейбусная линия ≈ trolleybus route цепная линия ≈ catenary базовая линия ≈ datum line, base line вертикальная линия ≈ vertical, vertical line автобусная линия ≈ bus line;
street-railway амер. политическая линия ≈ tack по всей линии
2) мн. graduation, ll., set ∙ гнуть/вести свою линию ≈ разг. to hold one's ground, to stand firmлини|я - ж. line;
провести ~ю draw* a line;
~ железной дороги railway-line;
railroad-track амер. ;
~ поведения line of action;
policy;
~ разметки спорт. separation line;
~ финиша finish line;
~ ворот спорт. goal line;
~ вратарской площадки goal-area line;
~ свободного броска free throw line;
~ ожидания waititng line;
~ стрельбы shooting line;
~ предупреждения warning line;
~ защиты full-back line;
~ нападения forward line;
~ прицеливания спорт. line of sight;
~ штрафной площадки boundary of penalty area;
боковая ~ touch( side) line;
средняя ~ спорт. half-way line;
~ задержки кино delay line;
~ кадра frame line;
~ поля зрения кино line of sight;
~ воздушного транспорта торг. air carrier;
судоходная ~ shipping line;
трамповая ~ tramp service;
транспортная ~ торг. transport service;
~ управления line drive;
вести свою ~ю pursue one`s own policy;
по ~и наименьшего сопротивления along the line of least resistance.
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