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41 расположение
1) General subject: affection, arrangement, array, collocation, conciliate, disposal, disposing, disposition (в определённом порядке и т. п.), emplacement, favoritism, favour, formation, goodwill, humor (к чему-л. - for), inclination, lay, lay (чего-л.), lay-out, liking, line-up, location, mind, mood, order, ordination, ordonnance, position, posting (войск), ranking, regard, scheme (under the present scheme of society - при современном устройстве общества), shine, situation, smiles, spacing, sympathy, (чьё-л.) the light of (smb.'s) countenance, to (smb.'s) goodwill (чьё-л.), to be in (smb.'s) good graces, vein, warm (к кому-л.), lines, good books (to be in someone's good books)2) Geology: laying-out3) Biology: exposition (в отношении стран света)4) Naval: allocation, frame5) Medicine: attitude (плода в матке), distribution, lie, setup6) Colloquial: stomach (к чему-л. - for)7) American: favor8) Obsolete: forehand, month's mind9) Botanical term: arrangement (лат. dispositio), disposition (лат. dispositio)10) Sports: triangle formation11) Latin: locus, dispositio12) Engineering: configuration, grouping, installation, laying, mounting, physical layout, set-up, setout, siting13) Mathematics: collocating, geometry, ordering14) Law: arrangement of parts, propensity15) Economy: propensity (к чему-л.)16) Accounting: array (элементов выборки)17) Automobile industry: layout (напр. станков в цехе), locating, positioning18) Architecture: lay (по отношению к чему-либо), set-out19) Mining: disposition (скважин или шпуров)20) Forestry: exposure21) Information technology: alignment, locality, ordering ( упорядоченное)22) Oil: order (в определённом порядке), ranging, setup (сейсмических кос, сейсмоприёмников, взрывных скважин, при котором производится регистрация взрывов), placement23) Special term: (геометрическое) geometry24) Sociology: place of location, site25) Fishery: pattern27) Cartography: ground location (на местности или на карте)28) Coolers: housing (напр. оборудования)29) Power engineering: orientation view31) Business: lineup32) Drilling: system33) Oilfield: placing (схема размещения)34) Microelectronics: registration35) Polymers: setting36) Programming: layout (способ размещения объектов в памяти)37) Automation: (пространственное) configuration, hang, pose, spacing (по отношению друг к другу)38) Quality control: (относительное) arrangement, layout (оборудования), (упорядоченное) ordering39) Aviation medicine: affectation (к чему-л.), location (место)40) Makarov: berth, geometry (эксперимента), installing, lay (чего-л.), ordonnance (особ. литературного материала, отдельных частей и деталей в произведении искусства)41) Security: housing42) Electrochemistry: assignment, dislocation43) SAP.tech. lying -
42 ♦ company
♦ company /ˈkʌmpənɪ/A n.1 (fin.) compagnia; società (di capitali); azienda; impresa: insurance company, compagnia di assicurazioni; airline company, compagnia aerea; record company, casa discografica; public company, società per azioni ( il pubblico sottoscrive le azioni; non c'è limite al numero dei soci); private company (o private limited company) società a responsabilità limitata ( da 2 a 50 soci; le azioni non possono essere offerte al pubblico); società a conduzione familiare; subsidiary company, società controllata; railway company, società ferroviaria; multinational companies, società multinazionali; a mining company, una società mineraria; a removal company, una ditta di traslochi NOTA D'USO: - society o company?-2 [u] compagnia: to keep sb. company, fare compagnia a q.; I need some company, ho bisogno di compagnia; mixed company, (gruppo misto di) uomini e donne; in mixed company, in presenza di signore; I always enjoy his company, mi fa sempre piacere la sua compagnia; I'll go with you for company, verrò con te per farti compagnia; to be good [poor] company, essere [non essere] di compagnia; essere un compagno piacevole [noioso]; in the company of, in compagnia di; in company with sb. (o in sb. 's company) in compagnia di q.3 (mil.) compagnia4 (teatr.) compagnia: ballet company, compagnia di ballo; theatre company, compagnia teatrale (o drammatica); touring company, compagnia di giro; repertory company, compagnia di repertorio5 gruppo; comitiva; persone (pl.); compagnia; gente: I don't like the company he keeps, non mi piace la gente che frequenta; the assembled company, le persone riuniteB a. attr.(fin., leg.) societario; sociale; aziendale; dell'azienda: company accounts, conti societari; company name, ragione sociale; company law, legge sulle società; diritto societario (o delle società); company deeds, atti societari; company car, auto aziendale; company management, gestione aziendale; company climate, clima aziendale; company policy, politica aziendale● (fin.) company director, amministratore di una società □ company doctor, (org. az.) medico aziendale; (fin.) risanatore di aziende in difficoltà □ company headquarters, (mil.) comando di compagnia; (org. az.) sede centrale; sede direzionale □ (fisc.) company income tax, imposta sul reddito della società per azioni □ company lawyer, avvocato aziendale; legale di una società; ( anche) esperto di diritto societario □ company limited by shares (o limited company), società per azioni □ company loyalty, attaccamento all'azienda; fedeltà all'azienda □ company man, dipendente che antepone la sua società a ogni altra cosa □ (fam. USA) Company man, uomo (o funzionario) della C.I.A. □ company officer, (org. az.) funzionario di una società; (mil.) comandante di una compagnia □ (fin.) company promoter, socio fondatore □ (rag.) company report, relazione di bilancio ( di una società) □ (fin.) company secretary, segretario di una società per azioni □ (mil.) company sergeant major, maresciallo capo □ (fisc.) company tax, imposta sulle società □ company town, città i cui abitanti sono quasi tutti dipendenti di un'unica azienda □ company union, sindacato d'impresa □ ( sindacalismo) company-wide bargaining, contrattazione a livello aziendale □ (fin.) company's assets, attivo sociale □ (fin.) company's capital, capitale sociale □ (fin.) company's liabilities, passivo sociale □ (fam.) and company, e compagni; e compagnia bella □ to enjoy one's own company, stare bene da solo □ to get into bad company, mettersi a frequentare cattive compagnie; fare cattive amicizie □ in company, in compagnia; in pubblico: to swear in company, bestemmiare in pubblico □ in company with, insieme con □ (scherz.) to be in good company, essere in buona compagnia □ to keep company with, frequentare □ to keep bad company, frequentare cattive compagnie □ (fin.) listed company, società quotata in borsa □ to part company ( with), separarsi (da); (fig.) non essere d'accordo, non intendersi (con); (scherz., di parte di oggetto) staccarsi (da) □ to prefer one's own company, preferire starsene da solo □ present company excepted, esclusi i presenti □ (prov.) A man is known by the company he keeps, dimmi con chi vai e ti dirò chi sei □ (prov.) Two's company, three's a crowd, poca brigata, vita beata NOTA D'USO: - company o firm?-.NOTA D'USO: - the company is o the company are?- -
43 employee
сущ.1) упр., эк. тр. (наемный) работник, сотрудник; служащий; рабочий (работающий на предприятии или в организации по трудовому договору за заработную плату или оклад, как правило, на позициях, не относящихся к управленческим)state employee — государственный [правительственный\] служащий
executive employee — руководитель, руководящий работник
office [clerical\] employee — конторский [канцелярский\] служащий, работник офиса
railway employee — железнодорожник, работник железной дороги
secretarial employee — служащий секретариата, канцелярский служащий
technical employee — технический служащий [работник\]
high-salaried [high-salary\] employee — высокооплачиваемый работник*, работник с высоким окладом*
low-salaried [low-salary\] employee — низкооплачиваемый работник*, работник с низким окладом*
employee bonus — премия работнику, надбавка к зарплате работника
Syn:See:administrative employee, confidential employee, contract employee, emergency employee, essential employee, exempt employee, federal employee, field employee, full-time employee, highly compensated employee, hourly employee, indeterminate employee, key employee, leased employee, long-term employee, managerial employee, nonexempt employee, non-exempt employee, nonhighly compensated employee, non-highly compensated employee, non-resident employee, office employee, part-time employee, professional employee, public employee, resident employee, retired employee, salaried employee, salary employee, state employee, temporary employee, wage employee, waged employee, employee benefits, employee buy-out, employee contribution, employee deferrals, employee director, employee discrimination, employee dishonesty, employee educational benefit, employee expenses, employee insurance, employee invention, employee involvement, employee leasing, employee magazine, employee maintenance, employee motivation, employee organization, employee participation, employee potential, employee rating, employee referral, employee relations, employee report, employee representation, employee representative, employee retention, employee share option, employee share ownership, employee stock option, employee stock ownership, employee trust, employee trust fund, employee turnover, employee welfare, employee's contribution, employees insurance, employees' insurance, employee's invention, employees' stock plan, all-employee share scheme, cafeteria employee benefit plan, employee-employer match, employee-employer matching, employee-owned company, employer-employee match, employer-employee matching, employer-employee relations, employee savings plan, harassment by low-level employees, revenue per employee, sales per employee, value added per employee, Employee Retirement Income Security Act, Confederation of Health Service Employees, International Foundation of Employee Benefit Plans, International Society of Certified Employee Benefit Specialists, National Union of Public Employees, employer, collective agreement, collective bargaining, salaryman2) упр., эк. тр., мн. персонал, штат, кадрыSyn:
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рабочий, служащий, рабо-тающий по найму за деньги. -
44 pillar
pillar n1 Archit pilier m ;2 (of smoke, fire, rock etc) colonne f ; a pillar of salt Bible une statue de sel ; the pillars of Hercules Geog les Colonnes d'Hercule ;3 fig (of institution, society) pilier m (of de) ; to be a pillar of strength to sb être d'un grand soutien à qn ;to go from pillar to post ○ courir à droite et à gauche ○ (doing pour faire) ; to be sent from pillar to post ○ (for information, papers) se faire renvoyer de service en service ○. -
45 MacArthur, John Stewart
[br]b. December 1856 Hutchesontown, Glasgow, Scotlandd. 16 March 1920 Pollokshields, Glasgow, Scotland[br]Scottish industrial chemist who introduced the "cyanide process" for the commercial extraction of gold from its ores.[br]MacArthur served his apprenticeship in the laboratory of Tennant's Tharsis Sulphur and Copper Company in Glasgow. In 1886 he was appointed Technical Manager of the Tennant-run Cassel Gold Extracting Company. By 1888 he was advocating a treatment scheme in which gold was dissolved from crushed rock by a dilute solution of alkali cyanide and then precipitated onto finely divided zinc. During the next few years, with several assistants, he was extremely active in promoting the new gold-extraction technique in various parts of the world. In 1894 significant sums in royalty payments were received, but by 1897 the patents had been successfully contested; henceforth the Cassel Company concentrated on the production and marketing of the essential sodium cyanide reagent.MacArthur was Managing Director of the Cassel Company from 1892 to 1897; he resigned as a director in December 1905. In 1907 he created the Antimony Recovery Syndicate, and in 1911 he set up a small plant at Runcorn, Cheshire, to produce radium salts. In 1915 this radium-extraction activity was transferred to Balloch, south of Loch Lomond, where it was used until some years after his death.[br]Principal Honours and DistinctionsInstitution of Mining and Metallurgy Gold Medal 1902.Bibliography10 August 1888, jointly with R.W.Forrest and W.Forrest, British patent no. 14,174. 13 July 1889, jointly with R.W.Forrest and W. Forrest, British patent no. 10,223. 1905, "Gold extraction by cyanide: a retrospect", Journal of the Society of ChemicalIndustry (15 April):311–15.Further ReadingD.I.Harvie, 1989, "John Stewart MacArthur: pioneer gold and radium refiner", Endeavour (NS) 13(4):179–84 (draws on family documents not previously published).JKABiographical history of technology > MacArthur, John Stewart
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