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Русско-английский словарь по нефти и газу > случайная интенсивность отказов
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Русско-английский словарь нормативно-технической терминологии > случайная интенсивность отказов
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random hazard мат.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь Масловского > случайный риск
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Oil: random hazardУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > случайная интенсивность отказов
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1) Mathematics: random hazard2) Law: incidental risk -
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1) General subject: at( one's) own sweet will, at a guess, at a venture, at hazard, at random, at venture, blindly, by guess, by guess, hit or miss, hit-or-miss, hitty missy, hob a nob, hob and nob, hob-nob, hobnob, in hit and miss fashion, random, off chance (do smth on the off chance), off the top of head, at a rough guess2) Rare: errantly3) Mathematics: by rule of thumb, randomly4) Graphic expression: hog's law6) Makarov: by guess-work, on spec, wild -
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1) General subject: at a venture, at haphazard, at hazard, at random, by haphazard, by haphazard, haphazard, hit or miss, hit-or-miss, hitty missy, in a promiscuous manner, on spec, in a happy-go-lucky sort of way, by guess-work2) Colloquial: hitty-missy3) Rare: errantly4) Mathematics: haphazardly5) Diplomatic term: at venture6) Idiomatic expression: leap of faith (Действие на основе экстраполяции существующего опыта, недостаточного или недостоверного) -
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1) General subject: Happenstance (A combination of "Happen" and "Circumstance". Пример: "It was by happenstance that I came by here today."), accident, accidental, chance, contingency, eventuality, (счастливая) fluke, fortuity, hap, hapchance, haphazard, happenchance, incident, occasionality, odd, odd (и т.п.), peradventure, casualness, casuality2) Philosophy: affection3) Bookish: fortuitousness4) Mathematics: incidental, random nature5) Mining: emergency6) Diplomatic term: cast of the die7) Psychology: casualty, contingence, fortune8) Jargon: snafu9) Information technology: play of chance10) Oil: randomness11) Special term: randomnicity12) Quality control: absence of pattern (напр. выбора изделий для контроля)13) Psychoanalysis: (чистая) haphazard14) Makarov: hazard -
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on the off-chance
in a happy-go-lucky fashion
at all adventure (a venture)
at (by) hazard
at random
by guess-work
in the dark
trial and errorДополнительный универсальный русско-английский словарь > на авось
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разг.on the off-chance; in a happy-go-lucky fashion; at all adventure, at a venture; at (by) hazard (haphazard); at random; by guess-work; in the dark - trial and error- У меня вот остались бумаги эти... Я почему сегодня не принесла... Не знала, найду ли, застану ли. Так, на авось пошла, вот и не захватила. (М. Алигер, Соловьиная песня) — 'Well, I had those papers... I didn't bring them today because I wasn't sure whether I'd find you. I just came on the off-chance.'
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