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round-the-clock observation

  • 1 круглосуточный

    Русско-английский новый политехнический словарь > круглосуточный

  • 2 круглосуточный

    1. around-the-clock
    2. round-the-clock

    Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > круглосуточный

  • 3 С-193

    ОТ СИЛЫ PrepP Invar used as a restr marker (with a quantit NP or Num denoting a relatively small quantity)) not more than, at the highest calculation
    at most
    at the (very) most at the (very) outside maximum tops (in limited contexts) at best a mere NP
    .
    "...Сколько (вы) могли бы убить? Одного, двух, трёх, ну десяток от силы» (Войнович 4). "...How many could you have killed? One, two, three, a dozen at most" (4a).
    «...Мы предлагаем с завтрашнего дня установить к-круглосуточное дежурство и патрулирование по центральным улицам города...» -«Ладно. День, от силы два побродите» (Семенов 1). "We propose to establish, as from tomorrow, round-the-clock observation and patrol of the city's central streets...." "Okay Walk around for a day - or two at the most" (1a).
    На завтрак мне давали пять копеек... Разумеется, это было мало - пять копеек. Мало потому, что начинало хотеться есть к первой перемене... На ней уже покупалось, скажем, яблоко. На второй перемене съедали, скажем, бублик. К большой перемене... уже ничего не оставалось... От силы, как говорится, оставалась копейка на стакан чаю... (Олеша 3). I was given five kopecks for lunch....Obviously, however, five kopecks wasn't very much. It wasn't much because I was always hungry by the first break....And so I bought, say, an apple. On the second break, I bought a roll. By the lunch break...I had nothing left....I'd managed at the outside, as they say, to save only a kopeck for a glass of tea (3a).
    «Это я для себя только так решил. Думаю, до сорока годов доживу, ну, до сорока пяти от силы, и хватит. А то это, знаешь, всё ходи, мучайся. То поясницу ломит, то ревматизм на погоду болит» (Войнович 5). "This is just how I worked it out for myself. I figure I'll live to forty, forty-five tops, and that's it. After that, just walking around can be hell. Either your back's killing you or the weather's making your rheumatism ache" (5a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > С-193

  • 4 от силы

    [PrepP; Invar; used as a restr marker (with a quantit NP or Num denoting a relatively small quantity)]
    =====
    ⇒ not more than, at the highest calculation:
    - tops;
    - [in limited contexts] at best;
    - a mere [NP].
         ♦ "... Сколько [ вы] могли бы убить? Одного, двух, трех, ну десяток от силы" (Войнович 4). "...How many could you have killed? One, two, three, a dozen at most" (4a).
         ♦ "...Мы предлагаем с завтрашнего дня установить к-круглосуточное дежурство и патрулирование по центральным улицам города..." - "Ладно. День, от силы два побродите" (Семенов 1). "We propose to establish, as from tomorrow, round-the-clock observation and patrol of the city's central streets...." "Okay Walk around for a day - or two at the most" (1a).
         ♦ На завтрак мне давали пять копеек... Разумеется, это было мало - пять копеек. Мало потому, что начинало хотеться есть к первой перемене... На ней уже покупалось, скажем, яблоко. На второй перемене съедали, скажем, бублик. К большой перемене... уже ничего не оставалось... От силы, как говорится, оставалась копейка на стакан чаю... (Олеша 3). I was given five kopecks for lunch....Obviously, however, five kopecks wasn't very much. It wasn't much because I was always hungry by the first break....And so I bought, say, an apple. On the second break, I bought a roll. By the lunch break...I had nothing left....I'd managed at the outside, as they say, to save only a kopeck for a glass of tea (3a).
         ♦ "Это я для себя только так решил. Думаю, до сорока годов доживу, ну, до сорока пяти от силы, и хватит. А то это, знаешь, всё ходи, мучайся. То поясницу ломит, то ревматизм на погоду болит" (Войнович 5). "This is just how I worked it out for myself. I figure I'll live to forty, forty-five tops, and that's it. After that, just walking around can be hell. Either your back's killing you or the weather's making your rheumatism ache" (5a).

    Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > от силы

  • 5 круглосуточное наблюдение

    2) Engineering: full-time surveillance

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > круглосуточное наблюдение

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