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1 плавная линия роста
Русско-английский политический словарь > плавная линия роста
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2 рост
эк.growth; (увеличение) rise, increase; (цен) advanceбыстрый / ускоренный рост — swift growth; (курсов акций, цен) skyrocketing
диспропорциональный / несбалансированный / неуравновешенный рост — unbalanced growth
неуклонный рост (производительных сил) — steady growth (of the productive forces)
сбалансированный / уравновешенный рост — balanced / equilibrium growth
устойчивый рост — stable / sustainable / sustained growth
экономический рост — economic(al) growth / expansion
экономический рост с импортным уклоном (основанный на развитии отраслей, заменяющих импорт) — import-biased growth
экономический рост с экспортным уклоном (связанный с развитием экспортных отраслей) — export-biased growth
рост валового национального продукта, ВНП — growth of gross national product, GNP
рост производительности труда — rise / increase in labour productivity
рост производства — increase in output / production
рост, стимулируемый экспортом — export-led growth
рост эффективности производства — rise / increase in the efficiency of production
темпы роста — rate of growth, growth rate
замедлить темп роста — to decelerate / to slow down the growth (of)
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3 плавная линия роста
Economy: smooth path of growthУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > плавная линия роста
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4 preparar el terreno para
(v.) = lead up to, smooth + the path of, clear + the ground for, fertilise + the ground forEx. The preliminary discussions and proposals which led up to the AACR, did start out with an attempt to fashion an ideology, a philosophical context, for those rules.Ex. These officers, by being on the spot, are able to gain early warning of impending developments and smooth the path of grant and loan applications.Ex. This attitude can be regarded as a first hypothetical attempt at clearing the ground for a large-scale foray into the world of empirical reality.Ex. Certain new factors have fertilized the ground for the rooting and growth of library activity on a stronger and firmer footing than has ever been possible in the past.* * *(v.) = lead up to, smooth + the path of, clear + the ground for, fertilise + the ground forEx: The preliminary discussions and proposals which led up to the AACR, did start out with an attempt to fashion an ideology, a philosophical context, for those rules.
Ex: These officers, by being on the spot, are able to gain early warning of impending developments and smooth the path of grant and loan applications.Ex: This attitude can be regarded as a first hypothetical attempt at clearing the ground for a large-scale foray into the world of empirical reality.Ex: Certain new factors have fertilized the ground for the rooting and growth of library activity on a stronger and firmer footing than has ever been possible in the past. -
5 gang
I sg - gangen, pl - gange1) ходьба́ ж; похо́дка ж2) ход м, движе́ние сsǽtte nóget i gang — пусти́ть что-л. в ход; нача́ть
3) прохо́д м, коридо́р мII sg - gangen, pl - gangedénne gang — на сей раз
mánge gange — мно́го раз, неоднокра́тно
for fǿrste gang — впервы́е
på én gang — сра́зу, одновреме́нно
* * *corridor, gait, hall, march, passage, time, tread, walk* * *(en -e)( det at gå; mods løb etc) walking, walk;( måde at gå på) gait ( fx a rolling (, shuffling, unsteady) gait; their gait has a different rhythm),( holdning) walk ( fx a graceful walk),( skridt) step ( fx recognize (him by) his step (, gait, walk)),(mht farten) pace ( fx at a quick (, slow) pace);(maskineris etc) running ( fx smooth running), working;( forløb) course ( fx of events),( fremadskriden) progress, march ( fx of events, time);( om hyppighed, tid) time,( lejlighed) occasion ( fx many times; on many occasions);( portion) portion, helping;(havegang etc) walk, path;( underjordisk) gallery;( korridor) corridor,( snæver) passage;( entré) hall;(mellem stolerækker etc) gangway,(am) aisle;( i kirke) aisle;[ den gang] then, at that time;(se også dengang);[ den gang da] the time when;[ én gang, en eneste gang] once;(se også engang);[ denne ene gang] this once;[ for denne ene gangs skyld] (just) for this once;[ første gang] the first time;[ en gang skal jo være den første] there is a first time for everything;( ved auktion) going, going, gone;[ gå sin gang] take its course ( fx justice must take its course; the law took its course; let nature take its course; let things take their course);[ tiden gik sin gang] time rolled on;[ en halv gang mere] half as much again;[ have sin gang i huset] be a regular visitor;[ hver gang] every time, each time;[ hver gang jeg ser ham] every time (el. whenever) I see him;[ mange gange] a lot of times ( fx he did it a lot of times),F many times;( tit) often ( fx he often says such silly things);[ to gange] twice;[ to gange to er er fire] twice two are (el. is) four, two twos are four;[ jeg lod mig det ikke sige to gange] I didn't need to be told twice;[ en eller to gange] once or twice;[ to eller tre gange] two or three times;[ tre gange] three times;[ tre gange fire er tolv ( 3ù4 = 12)] three fours are twelve, three times four is (el. makes) twelve (3 x 4 = 12);( flademål) three by four;( svarer til) third time lucky;[ med præp:][ én ad gangen] one at a time;[ lidt ad gangen] a little at a time;( gradvis) little by little;[ to og to ad gangen] by twos, two at a time, two by two;[ varerne kom ad to gange] the goods came in two lots;[ for anden gang] a second time, for the second time;[ for sidste gang] for the last time;[ for en gangs skyld] for once;...;[ være i gang] be going, be working;(T: aktiv) be on the go ( fx he is on the go all day long);[ i fuld gang, godt i gang] in full swing,( fremskredet) well under way;[ kom nu ikke for godt i gang!] take it easy![ gå i gang med arbejdet] set to work;[ gå i gang med noget] set to work on something;[ holde i gang] keep going;[ komme i gang] get started; get going ( fx let us get going),(om foretagende etc også) get under way; get off the ground;[ når han først kommer i gang] when he gets into his stride;[ sætte i gang] start, set going;( udløse) trigger off ( fx a discussion), touch off ( fx riots, an argument);[ sætte gang i] speed up ( fx negotiations), step up ( fx production),F accelerate ( fx growth);[ sætte sig i gang] start;[ gang på gang] time after time, again and again, time and time again;[ på én gang] at the same time; at once;( pludselig) suddenly, all at once.
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