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101 аврал
1. АВРАЛa rush job спешная работа a job that must be done by a strict deadlineУ нас аврал: мы к субботе должны сдать работу. We've got a rush job - the deadline is Saturday.
2. АВРАЛ! get cracking! / get moving! / move your butt(s)! междометие, как правило, выражающее призыв, стимул к работе, действию < морская терминология> an exhortation to start doing sth immediately <Russian nautical jargon for "all hands on deck"> -
102 va-vite
va-vite [vavit]* * *à la va-vite alavavit locution adverbiale pej in a rush* * *vavit nf* * *[vavit]à la va-vite locution adverbialein a rush ou hurry -
103 срочный
1. due2. forward3. immediate4. imperative5. pressing6. prompt7. terminable8. crash9. expedited10. rushкнига, подлежащая срочной обработке — rush book
книга, подлежащая особо срочной обработке — rush book
11. time-bound12. urgent; pressing; timedсрочный полис, полис страхования на срок — time policy
13. fixed-date14. emergent15. expressСинонимический ряд:спешный (прил.) безотлагательный; неотложный; спешный; экстренный -
104 bricolage
bricolage [bʀikɔlaʒ]masculine nouna. ( = passe-temps) do-it-yourselfb. ( = réparation) makeshift job* * *bʀikɔlaʒnom masculin1) ( activité) DIY GB, do-it-yourself2) ( travail non professionnel) makeshift job* * *bʀikɔlaʒ nm1) (= occupation) do-it-yourself, DIYle bricolage — do-it-yourself, DIY
Elle aime le bricolage. — She likes doing DIY.
2) péjoratif makeshift jobC'est du bricolage. — It's a makeshift job.
* * *bricolage nm1 ( activité) DIY GB, do-it-yourself GB, fixing things US; magasin de bricolage DIY shop GB, hardware store US; j'adore le bricolage I love DIY GB, I love fixing things US; tout pour le bricolage everything for the DIY enthusiast GB ou the do-it-yourselfer US;2 ( travail non professionnel) makeshift job; c'est du bricolage mais ça tiendra it's a makeshift job but it'll hold.[brikɔlaʒ] nom masculin2. [réparation] makeshift repair3. [mauvais travail]————————de bricolage locution adjectivale -
105 спешная работа
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106 срочная работа
crunch job, emergency job, rush job, time-critical job, urgent job, short-run workРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > срочная работа
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107 типовая работа
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108 аврал
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109 внеплановая работа
1) General subject: undirected efforts2) Business: casual labour, casual work3) Automation: crunch job, emergency, emergency job, emergency-type job, rush jobУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > внеплановая работа
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110 срочный заказ
1) General subject: pressing order, emergency order, rush job2) Engineering: rush order3) Mathematics: rush4) Economy: express order5) Business: forward order, urgent order, critical order6) Automation: short-cycle order, short-run order -
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crunch job, emergency job, rush jobРусско-английский исловарь по машиностроению и автоматизации производства > внеплановая работа
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112 emergency
см. emergency-type job; rush job; crunch jobАнгло-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > emergency
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113 repair
1) ремонт; восстановление || ремонтировать, производить ремонт; восстанавливать•repair at failure — ремонт после отказа;in good repair — исправный, в исправном состоянии;to lay up for [to place under\] repair — ставить в ремонт;under repair — ремонтируемый, находящийся в ремонте;repair with weld material — восстановление ( детали) методом наплавкиrepair of castings — заварка литья-
automatic repair
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big repair
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cold repair
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DNA repair
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emergency repair
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EVA repair
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factory repair
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field repair
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hot repair
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hot-gun repairs
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in-orbit repair
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inside repair
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major repair
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malfunction repair
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mid-life repair
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off-line repair
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on-line repair
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operating repair
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panic repair
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photomask repair
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preventive repair
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replacement repair
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resetting repair
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running repair
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rush job repair
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rush repair
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scheduled repair
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shipboard repair
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space repair
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top repair
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unit repair
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unsheduled repair
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114 überhastet
I P.P. überhastenII Adj. hastyIII Adv.: überhastet sprechen ohne nachzudenken: speak hastily; (zu schnell sprechen) speak too quickly; etw. überhastet tun do s.th. hastily ( oder too quickly)* * *über|hạs|tet [yːbɐ'hastət]1. adjoverhasty, hurried2. advoverhastily, hurriedly* * *über·has·tetI. adj overhasty, hurriedII. adv overhastilyetw \überhastet durchführen to make a rush job of sth fam, to rush sth\überhastet sprechen to speak too fast* * *B. adj hastyC. adv:etwas überhastet tun do sth hastily ( oder too quickly) -
115 na chybcika
The New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > na chybcika
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117 гореть
1) ( о процессе горения) burn; (быть в пламени тж.) be on fireдом гори́т — the house is burning [is on fire]
2) ( о свете) burn, be alight / onв ку́хне горе́л свет — the lights were on / burning in the kitchen
3) ( подгорать) burn4) ( об ощущении жжения) burnу меня́ спина́ гори́т — my back is burning
5) ( краснеть от прилива крови) burn, flush, go redу меня́ щёки горя́т от моро́за — my cheeks are burning in the frosty air
6) (быть в жару́ - о больном) burn with fever, be feverish7) (сверкать, блестеть) glitter, shine; (о глазах тж.) sparkle8) (тв.; о горячем стремлении, готовности) burn (with)горе́ть жела́нием (+ инф.) — burn with the desire (+ to inf), be eager (+ to inf)
9) (преть, тлеть - о муке, сене и др.) rot, smoulder10) разг. ( быстро изнашиваться) wear out quickly [in no time]; not to last longо́бувь на нём про́сто гори́т — he wears his shoes out in no time
у него́ гори́т сро́чная рабо́та — he has a rush job to meet a very tough deadline with
у них план гори́т — they may fall short of the (plan) target; they are not making it with the plan
все мои́ пла́ны горя́т — all my plans are being ruined
эта́ путёвка гори́т — the tour will be lost if not purchased urgently
12) разг. пренебр. ( требовать срочных действий) be urgent; be under time pressure; безл. (дт. + инф.; не терпеться) be urgent (for + to inf)э́то де́ло не гори́т! — there's no rush / hurry!
тебе́ что, так гори́т туда́ пое́хать? — is it so urgent for you to go there?
••горе́ть на рабо́те — wear oneself out at work
гори́ всё огнём [си́ним пла́менем]! разг. — I don't care if everything goes to ruin!
(у меня́)
душа́ гори́т (о желании выпить спиртного) разг. шутл. — ≈ I need to wet my whistleземля́ гори́т у него́ под нога́ми — the place is getting too hot for him
рабо́та гори́т в его́ рука́х — the work melts in his hands
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118 аврал
м. мор.work involving all hands; (перен.) emergency job; rush job разг.аврал! — all hands on deck!; (перен.) all hands to the pump!
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119 trabajo
nmemployment n, labour, labor (US) n, workplace n[lang name="SpanishTraditionalSort"]sin trabajo, cesante (LAm) jobless, unemployedtrabajo asignado workloadtrabajo de campo field investigation/researchtrabajo a contrata contract worktrabajo defectuoso faulty workmanshiptrabajo a destajo pieceworktrabajo eventual casual workcon trabajo excesivo overworkedtrabajo hecho deprisa rush jobtrabajo manual factory worktrabajo de oficina clerical work, office worktrabajo pagado por horas hourly-paid worktrabajo por teléfono teleworkingtrabajo por turnos job rotation, shift work -
120 спешно
нареч. express, importunately, post Syn: очень быстроспешн|о - in a hurry, urgently, without delay;
~ выехать leave* in a great hurry;
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1. (срочный) pressing, urgent;
(о времени тж.) busy;
~ая работа rush job, urgent work;
~ое дело pressing/urgent business;
~ый заказ urgent order;
2. (торопливый) hurried, rapid.
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