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упр. начальник [старший, бригадир\] смены, сменный мастер (лицо, контролирующее действия работников и несущее ответственность за работу цеха, производственной линии и т. д. в течение рабочей смены)Syn: -
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1) Геология: начальник смены2) Экономика: сменный мастер, старший смены3) Горное дело: десятник, сменный горный мастер, штейгер4) Золотодобыча: горный мастер -
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1. сущ.1)а) общ. перемещение ( в пространстве), перестановка, переносpopulation shift — миграция населения, переселение
б) общ. перенесение, перенос (вины, бремени, ответственности и т. д. на другое лицо)the shift of liability from the principal to the agent — перенос ответственности с принципала на агента
In actuality, it's the classic shift of blame to something else by guilty people. — На деле это типичный перенос ответственности виновными людьми на других лиц.
See:в) мат. сдвиг, перемещение ( кривой на графике)г) общ. перемена, изменение (взглядов, отношений, тенденций и т. д.); сдвиг, смена (моды и т. д.)cultural shift — культурный сдвиг, культурные изменения
qualitative shift — качественный сдвиг, качественное изменение
shift of attitudes — изменение отношения (к чему-л. или кому-л.)
See:2)а) эк. тр. (рабочая) смена (отдельный интервал, который выделен в рамках рабочего дня и во время которого работа выполняется отдельной группой работников)output per shift — выпуск [выработка\] за смену
three-shift pattern — трехсменная модель (с выделением утренней, вечерней и ночной смен)
change-over of shifts — переход [перевод\] в другую смену
An employee shall not be required to work more than one shift in each 24 hours. — Работник не может быть привлечен к работе более одной смены в течение 24 часов.
See:back shift, morning shift, day shift, evening shift, night shift, mixed shift, first shift, second shift, third shift, weekend shift, split shift, double shift, shift worker, shiftworker, shift rotation, fixed shift system, rotating shift system, continuous shift system, discontinuous shift system, shift differential, shift work, shift boss, shiftman, manshift, hot seat changeover, changeoverб) эк. тр. смена, рабочие одной сменыthe first shift went home, the second does not started their work yet — первая смена уже ушла домой, но вторая еще не приступила к работе
See:3) общ. платье-рубашка ( женское прямое платье без пояса); (женская) сорочка4) общ., устар. способ, средство (для осуществления чего-л.)2. гл.to put [drive, reduce\] smb. to desperate shifts — довести кого-л. до крайности, вынудить кого-л. пойти на отчаянные меры
общ. менять(ся), перемещать(ся)
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1. transitive verb1) (move) verrücken, umstellen [Möbel]; wegnehmen [Arm, Hand, Fuß]; wegräumen [Schutt]; entfernen [Schmutz, Fleck]; (to another floor, room, or place) verlegen [Büro, Patienten, Schauplatz]shift one's weight to the other foot — sein Gewicht auf den anderen Fuß verlagern
shift the responsibility/blame on to somebody — (fig.) die Verantwortung/Schuld auf jemanden schieben
2) (Amer. Motor Veh.)2. intransitive verb1) [Wind:] drehen (to nach); [Ladung:] verrutschenshift uneasily in one's chair — unruhig auf dem Stuhl hin und her rutschen
2) (manage)3) (coll.): (move quickly) rasenthis new Porsche really shifts — der neue Porsche geht ab wie eine Rakete (ugs.)
4) (Amer. Motor Veh.): (change gear) schalten3. nounshift down into second gear — in den zweiten Gang runterschalten (ugs.)
1)a shift in emphasis — eine Verlagerung des Akzents
a shift in values/public opinion — ein Wandel der Wertvorstellungen/ein Umschwung der öffentlichen Meinung
a shift towards/away from liberalism — eine Hinwendung zum/Abwendung vom Liberalismus
2) (for work) Schicht, dieeight-hour/late shift — Achtstunden-/Spätschicht, die
do or work the late shift — Spätschicht haben
3)make shift with/without something — sich (Dat.) mit/ohne etwas behelfen
4) (of typewriter) Umschaltung, die* * *[ʃift] 1. verb1) (to change (the) position or direction (of): We spent the whole evening shifting furniture around; The wind shifted to the west overnight.) verschieben,umspringen2) (to transfer: She shifted the blame on to me.) abschieben3) (to get rid of: This detergent shifts stains.) entfernen2. noun1) (a change (of position etc): a shift of emphasis.) die Veränderung2) (a group of people who begin work on a job when another group stop work: The night shift does the heavy work.) die Schicht3) (the period during which such a group works: an eight-hour shift; ( also adjective) shift work.) die Schicht; Schicht-...•- academic.ru/66614/shiftless">shiftless- shiftlessness
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- shiftiness* * *[ʃɪft]I. vt1. (move)we \shifted all the furniture into the spare bedroom wir haben die ganzen Möbel in das freie Zimmer gebrachtto \shift sth out of the way etw aus dem Weg räumen [o wegräumen2. (transfer elsewhere)to \shift the blame die Schuld abwälzento \shift the blame onto sb die Schuld auf jdn abwälzen, jdm die Schuld zuschiebento \shift the emphasis die Betonung [o Gewichtung] verlagern [o verändern]to \shift one's ground seinen Standpunkt ändernto \shift one's weight das Gewicht verlagernto \shift gears schalten▪ to \shift sth etw verkaufen6. COMPUT▪ to \shift sth etw umschaltenII. viit won't \shift es lässt sich nicht bewegenshe \shifted uneasily from one foot to the other sie trat unruhig von einem Fuß auf den anderenthe wind is \shifting to the east der Wind dreht nach Ostenthe balance of power has \shifted in China's favour das Gleichgewicht der Kräfte hat sich zu Gunsten Chinas verlagertmedia attention has \shifted recently onto environmental issues die Medien haben ihr Interesse neuerdings den Umweltthemen zugewandthis eyes kept \shifting to the clock seine Augen wanderten ständig zur Uhr▪ to \shift up/down hinauf-/hinunterschaltento \shift into reverse den Rückwärtsgang einlegenthat car can really \shift! dieses Auto zieht wirklich gutIII. nthere was an abrupt \shift of economic policy in November im November kam es zu einem plötzlichen Kurswechsel in der Wirtschaftspolitika \shift in the temperature is expected tonight heute Nacht soll die Temperatur umschlagena fundamental \shift in people's attitudes to drinking and driving has taken place die Einstellung der Leute gegenüber Alkohol am Steuer hat sich grundlegend geänderta \shift in the balance of power eine Verlagerung im Gleichgewicht der Kräftea \shift in opinion ein Meinungsumschwung mconsonant/vowel \shift Konsonanten-/Vokalverschiebung fday/night \shift Tag-/Nachtschicht fto be on the night \shift Nachtschicht habento work in \shifts Schicht arbeiten, Schichtdienst machen* * *[ʃɪft]1. n1) (= change) Änderung f; (in policy, opinion) Wandel m, Änderung f; (LING) Verschiebung f; (MUS) Lagenwechsel m; (from one place to another) Verlegung fa shift in public opinion — ein Meinungsumschwung m in der Bevölkerung
this shows a shift away from the government — dies lässt eine für die Regierung ungünstige Tendenz erkennen
2) (AUT: gear shift) Schaltung f3) (= period at work, group of workers) Schicht fto make shift with/without sth — sich mit/ohne etw behelfen
2. vt1) (= move) (von der Stelle) bewegen; screw, nail loskriegen, rauskriegen; lid abkriegen; cork rauskriegen; furniture verrücken; head, arm wegnehmen; (from one place to another) verlagern, verschieben; offices etc verlegen; rubble, boulder wegräumenhe stood shifting his weight from foot to foot — er trat von einem Fuß auf den anderen
they shifted him to Munich —
2) (inf: get rid of) loswerden3) (US AUT)3. vi1) (= move) sich bewegen; (ballast, cargo) sich verlagern; (scene) wechseln; (wind) umspringen; (from one's opinion) abgehenhe shifted out of the way —
shift over, you're taking up too much room — rück mal rüber, du nimmst zu viel Platz weg!
he refused to shift (fig) — er war nicht umzustimmen
4)(= manage)
to shift for oneself — sich (dat) (selbst) behelfen* * *shift [ʃıft]A v/i1. den Platz oder die Lage wechseln, sich bewegen:shift from one foot to the other von einem Fuß auf den anderen treten;shift uneasily on one’s chair unruhig auf seinem Stuhl hin und her rutschen2. fig sich verlagern ( auch JUR Beweislast), sich verwandeln (auch Schauplatz, Szene), sich verschieben ( auch LING Laut), wechseln3. die Wohnung wechseln, umziehenshift for o.s.a) auf sich selbst gestellt sein,b) sich selbst (weiter)helfen5. fig Ausflüchte machen6. AUTO, TECH schalten:7. Kugelstoßen: angleiten10. umgb) sich beeilenB v/t1. (um-, aus)wechseln, (aus)tauschen, verändern:2. verlagern, -schieben, -legen (alle auch fig):shift one’s weight das Gewicht verlagern;shift the scene to den Schauplatz verlegen nach;he shifted his attention to other matters er wandte seine Aufmerksamkeit anderen Dingen zu3. einen Betrieb etc umstellen (to auf akk)5. befördern, bringen ( beide:from, out of von;to nach)onto auf akk)7. jemanden loswerden8. umpflanzen12. SCHIFFa) die Ladung umstauenb) das Schiff (längs des Kais) verholen13. die Kleidung wechseln14. US umg Speise, Getränk wegputzen:shift a few ein paar kippenC s1. Wechsel m, Verschiebung f, -änderung f:shift of one’s weight Gewichtsverlagerung f;shift in opinion Meinungsumschwung m2. (Arbeits)Schicht f (Arbeiter oder Arbeitszeit):shift allowance Schichtzuschlag m;work in shifts Schicht arbeiten3. Ausweg m, Hilfsmittel n, Notbehelf m:a) sich notdürftig durchschlagen,b) es fertigbringen ( to do zu tun),4. Kniff m, List f, Trick m, Ausflucht f8. GEOL Verwerfung f9. MUSa) Lagenwechsel m (bei Streichinstrumenten)b) Zugwechsel m (Posaune)c) Verschiebung f (linkes Pedal beim Flügel etc)10. LING Lautverschiebung f11. obs (Unter)Hemd n (der Frau)* * *1. transitive verb1) (move) verrücken, umstellen [Möbel]; wegnehmen [Arm, Hand, Fuß]; wegräumen [Schutt]; entfernen [Schmutz, Fleck]; (to another floor, room, or place) verlegen [Büro, Patienten, Schauplatz]shift the responsibility/blame on to somebody — (fig.) die Verantwortung/Schuld auf jemanden schieben
2) (Amer. Motor Veh.)2. intransitive verb1) [Wind:] drehen (to nach); [Ladung:] verrutschen2) (manage)3) (coll.): (move quickly) rasen4) (Amer. Motor Veh.): (change gear) schalten3. noun1)a shift in values/public opinion — ein Wandel der Wertvorstellungen/ein Umschwung der öffentlichen Meinung
a shift towards/away from liberalism — eine Hinwendung zum/Abwendung vom Liberalismus
2) (for work) Schicht, dieeight-hour/late shift — Achtstunden-/Spätschicht, die
do or work the late shift — Spätschicht haben
3)make shift with/without something — sich (Dat.) mit/ohne etwas behelfen
4) (of typewriter) Umschaltung, die* * *(work) n.Arbeitsschicht f.Schicht -en f. n.Umschaltung f.Verlagerung f. (on, upon) v.abschieben (Verantwortung) v.abwälzen (auf) v. v.Platz (Lage)wechseln ausdr.austauschen v.auswechseln v.schalten v.sich bewegen v.sich verlagern (Ballast, Ladung) v.sich verlagern v.sich verschieben v.sich verwandeln v.tauschen v.umlegen v.umschalten v.umwechseln v.verstellen v.wechseln v.wegputzen (Essen) v. -
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I [ʃɪft]1) (alteration) cambiamento m. (in di)a shift to the left — pol. uno spostamento verso sinistra
to work shifts o be on shifts fare i turni; to be on night shifts — fare il turno di notte, fare la notte
3) (woman's dress) chemisier m.; (undergarment) ant. sottoveste f.4) ling. mutamento m. linguistico5) AE aut. gearshiftII 1. [ʃɪft]to shift one's position — fig. cambiare posizione o idea
2) (get rid of) fare scomparire, eliminare [stain, dirt]I can't shift this cold! — BE colloq. non riesco a liberarmi di questo raffreddore!
3) (transfer) (to another department) avvicendare; (to another town, country) trasferire [ employee]; fig. scaricare [ blame] ( onto su)4) AE aut.2.1) (anche shift about) (move around) [ load] spostarsi, muoversi2) (move)the scene shifts to Ireland — cinem. teatr. la scena si sposta in Irlanda
shift! — BE colloq. spostati! fatti più in là!
5) AE aut.3.* * *[ʃift] 1. verb1) (to change (the) position or direction (of): We spent the whole evening shifting furniture around; The wind shifted to the west overnight.) spostare, spostarsi2) (to transfer: She shifted the blame on to me.) spostare3) (to get rid of: This detergent shifts stains.) togliere2. noun1) (a change (of position etc): a shift of emphasis.) cambiamento2) (a group of people who begin work on a job when another group stop work: The night shift does the heavy work.) (squadra di turno)3) (the period during which such a group works: an eight-hour shift; ( also adjective) shift work.) turno•- shiftlessness
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- shiftiness* * *shift /ʃɪft/n.1 cambiamento; mutamento; avvicendamento; sostituzione; spostamento: a shift in public opinion, un cambiamento dell'opinione pubblica2 turno ( di lavoro): to work the night shift, fare il turno di notte; to work in shifts, lavorare a turni: DIALOGO → - Asking about routine 2- I work six-hour shifts, faccio turni di sei ore; ( USA) graveyard shift, (squadra del) turno di notte; DIALOGO → - Asking about routine 2- How long are your shifts?, quanto durano i tuoi turni?4 espediente; risorsa; stratagemma; sotterfugio; trucchetto: to live by shifts, vivere di espedienti9 (geol.) rigetto orizzontale10 (ling.) rotazione; spostamento dei suoni: consonant shift, rotazione consonantica (delle lingue germaniche); the great vowel shift, la grande rotazione vocalica (dal «Middle English» all'ingl. moderno)14 (arc.) imbroglio, truffa● ( di tastiera) shift key, tasto delle maiuscole □ ( di tastiera) shift lock, tasto fissamaiuscole; fissamaiuscole (sost. m.) □ (ling.) shift of meaning, slittamento di senso □ (autom., USA) shift stick, leva del cambio □ shift worker, turnista □ to make shift, ingegnarsi; arrabattarsi: We must make shift without him, dobbiamo ingegnarci senza di lui (o fare da soli) □ to make shift with st., fare lo stesso con qc.; accontentarsi di qc.♦ (to) shift /ʃɪft/A v. t.1 spostare; cambiare; mutare; sostituire: to shift the weight from one's back, spostare il peso dalle proprie spalle; to shift the cargo on the deck of a ship, spostare il carico sul ponte di una nave; to shift the scene, cambiar la scena (a teatr., in un romanzo, ecc.); to shift one's lodging, mutar residenza; cambiare casa5 (comput.) scorrere; fare scorrere (angl.)6 (fam.) ingurgitare; tracannareB v. i.1 spostarsi; muoversi; viaggiare continuamente; trasferirsi: He shifted in his chair, si è spostato sulla sedia; They shifted about for several years, si sono trasferiti da una città all'altra per alcuni anni2 cambiare; mutare: The scene shifted, la scena è cambiata; Tastes have shifted, sono mutati i gusti3 ( del vento) cambiare direzione, voltarsi; (naut.) girare: The wind has shifted to the south, il vento ha girato verso sud4 ( di solito to shift for oneself) arrangiarsi; ingegnarsi: I must shift as I can, devo arrangiarmi alla meglio; You must shift for yourself now, devi ingegnarti da solo, ora7 (fam.) andare a tutta birra● to shift one's balance, spostare il peso del corpo □ (naut.) to shift berth, cambiare ormeggio □ to shift the blame onto sb. else, gettare (o far ricadere) la colpa su un altro; dare la colpa a un altro □ (leg.) to shift the burden of proof, scaricare l'onere della prova sulla parte avversa □ to shift for oneself, fare da sé; cavarsela da solo; arrangiarsi □ (autom.) to shift gears, cambiare marcia; (fig.) cambiare tono (o atteggiamento, ecc.) all'improvviso □ (fig.) to shift one's ground, portare la questione su un terreno diverso □ (naut.) to shift the helm, cambiare la barra □ to shift the hip, spostare il bacino □ (autom., spec. USA) to shift into second [third], inserire (o mettere) la seconda [la terza] □ (autom.) to shift into top gear, mettere (o inserire) la marcia più alta; ingranare la quinta; (fig.) accelerare il ritmo ( del lavoro, ecc.) □ to shift the responsibility, scaricare la responsabilità; fare a scaricabarile (fam.).* * *I [ʃɪft]1) (alteration) cambiamento m. (in di)a shift to the left — pol. uno spostamento verso sinistra
to work shifts o be on shifts fare i turni; to be on night shifts — fare il turno di notte, fare la notte
3) (woman's dress) chemisier m.; (undergarment) ant. sottoveste f.4) ling. mutamento m. linguistico5) AE aut. gearshiftII 1. [ʃɪft]to shift one's position — fig. cambiare posizione o idea
2) (get rid of) fare scomparire, eliminare [stain, dirt]I can't shift this cold! — BE colloq. non riesco a liberarmi di questo raffreddore!
3) (transfer) (to another department) avvicendare; (to another town, country) trasferire [ employee]; fig. scaricare [ blame] ( onto su)4) AE aut.2.1) (anche shift about) (move around) [ load] spostarsi, muoversi2) (move)the scene shifts to Ireland — cinem. teatr. la scena si sposta in Irlanda
shift! — BE colloq. spostati! fatti più in là!
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горный десятник; заведующий; шток; выступ, упор; крупное включение изверженной породы; бобышка; втулка•
- composite boss
- development boss
- draw boss
- driver boss
- fire-boss
- gang boss
- grizzly boss
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1. сущ.1) общ. босс, глава, начальник, руководитель, главный, хозяин, шефShe was the boss of a large international company. — Она возглавляла крупную компанию.
He is his own boss now. — Сейчас он сам себе хозяин.
The boss hired three more men for the new job. — Начальник нанял еще трех человек для выполнения новой работы.
Syn:See:2) пол., эк. босс, влиятельный политик, лидер (партии)Party bosses have a reputation for corruption. — Партийные боссы славятся коррумпированностью.
Syn:3) эк. тр. мастер ( знаток своего дела)See:2. гл.упр. руководить, давать указания, приказывать, распоряжатьсяYou find the big kids trying to boss the little kids around. — Вы увидите больших детей, которые пытаются руководить маленькими.
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