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1 суворий закон
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2 строгий закон
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муж.law; rule; act, statute юр.вводить закон в действие — to implement a law, to put a law in force
вне закона — without the law, (to be) outlawed
выводить закон — to deduce, to work out a low
закон Божий — (God's) Law; religion (школьный предмет)
объявлять вне закона — to outlaw, to proscribe
преступать закон — to transgress/violate/break the law
свод законов — legal code; statute book; code of laws
сила закона — validity/ force of the law
соблюдать закон — to observe the law, to keep within the law
суровый закон — drastic law/measures
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severe, strict; ( про людину) grim, hard, rough; ( про клімат) rigorous, inclement; ( строгий) severe, rigid; ( вимогливий) stern, strict; ( в питаннях етики) hard-grained, strait-laced; ( про закон) stringent; ( в способі життя) austere, chasteсуворий нагляд юр. — close supervision, intensive supervision
суворий погляд — severe ( stern) look
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8 жёсткий закон
harsh law; ( строгий тж) strict (stringent) law -
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strict (stringent) law; ( жёсткий тж) harsh law -
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harsh law; ( строгий тж) strict (stringent) law -
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strict (stringent) law; ( жёсткий тж) harsh law -
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1. strict; ( суровый) severe2. (определённый, точный) strictстрогий приказ — strict orders pl.
3. (суровый, не допускающий снисхождения) severeпринимать строгие меры — take* strong measures
4. (о поведении, жизни) strict, austere♢
строгие черты лица — regular featuresстрогий стиль — severe / austere style
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14 чрезмерно короткий срок
Law: stringent termУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > чрезмерно короткий срок
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1. strict, ( взискателен) exacting(суров) severe; rigorous, tough(за мерки) strong, drastic(твърд) stern(за правилник и пр) stringent, rigorousстрога дисциплина strict/rigid disciplineстрога заповед/забрана a strict order/prohibitionстроги нрави strict moralsстрога бележка a severe reprimand/remarkстрог поглед a severe/stern lookстрог критик a severe criticстрого наказание a severe punishmentстрог о предупреждение a severe/stern warningстрог закон a stringent/rigorous lawстроги икономии rigid economiesстрога тайна a closely guarded secretстрога блокада a close blockadeстрог тъмничен затвор close confinementне особено строг (в схващания и пр.) easy-goingстрог съм към някого be strict with s.o.2. (точен, определен) strictстрога диета a strict dietстрого правило a hard and fast rule, a strict ruleстрого научен метод a rigorous scientific method3. (непретрупан, прост) austere, simple* * *прил.1. strict, ( взискателен) exacting; ( суров) severe; rigorous, tough; (за мерки) strong, drastic; ( твърд) stern; grim; (за правилник и пр.) stringent, rigorous; не особено \строг (в схващания и пр.) easy-going; под \строга тайна in strict confidence; \строг поглед severe/stern look; \строг съм към някого be strict with s.o.; \строг тъмничен затвор close confinement; \строга заповед/забрана strict order/prohibition; \строга тайна closely guarded secret; \строго наказание severe punishment; \строго предупреждение severe/stern warning;2. ( точен, определен) strict; \строга диета strict diet; \строги икономии rigid economies; \строго правило hard and fast rule, strict rule; \строго предупреждение severe/stern warning;3. ( непретрупан, прост) austere, simple.* * *strict: Your too строг with your son. - Прекалено строг си със сина си.; exacting (взискателен); severe: a строг order - строги порядки; censorious ; dour {daur}; firm ; grave ; slashing {`slEsiN}; stern: a строг look - строг поглед; uncompromising* * *1. 2. (за мерки) strong, drastic 3. (за правилник и пр) stringent, rigorous 4. (непретрупан, прост) austere, simple 5. (суров) severe;rigorous, tough 6. (твърд) stern 7. (точен, определен) strict 8. strict, (взискателен) exacting 9. СТРОГ закон a stringent/rigorous law 10. СТРОГ критик а severe critic 11. СТРОГ о предупреждение a severe/stern warning 12. СТРОГ поглед a severe/stern look 13. СТРОГ съм към някого be strict with s.o. 14. СТРОГ тъмничен затвор close confinement 15. СТРОГa дисциплина strict/ rigid discipline 16. СТРОГa заповед/забрана a strict order/prohibition 17. СТРОГo научен метод a rigorous scientific method 18. СТРОГа бележка a severe reprimand/remark 19. СТРОГа блокада a close blockade 20. СТРОГа диета a strict diet 21. СТРОГа тайна а closely guarded secret 22. СТРОГи икономии rigid economies 23. СТРОГи нрави strict morals 24. СТРОГо наказание a severe punishment 25. не особено СТРОГ (в схващания и пр.) easy-going 26. под СТРОГа тайна in strict confidence 27. строго правило a hard and fast rule, a strict rule -
16 חמר I
חָמַרI (cmp. חָבַר) 1) to join; to pile up, to load. Ukts. II, 5 והבצלים שחֲמָרָן and the onions which one has piled up; v. אָמַן.Zeb.53a וחוֹמֵר בגודלווכ׳ and loads (i. e. supports the index finger) with his thumb on top and the little finger below (like a balanced load, v. חֶבֶר a. אֵבֶר); (Var. סוֹמֵךְ, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3); Yalk. Lev. 469. 2) (denom. of חָמוּר) to be weighty, stringent. Ohol. XIV, 3 אל יֶחְמוֹר זהוכ׳ this must not be made more stringent than ; (ed. Dehr. יַחְמִיר. Hif. הֶחְמִיר ( to put a load on, to pass a restrictive law, to incline to the stricter opinion, opp. היקל to make easy. Yeb.88a מתיך חומר שהֶחְמַרְתָּ עליהוכ׳ on account of the restrictions under which the law puts her in the end (if she marries again and her first husband appears), it is made easy for her in the beginning (by allowing her to marry again), i. e. her heavy responsibility will make her cautious; Y.Gitt.I, beg.43a (add: מתוך). Nidd.66a, a. fr. הֶחְמִירוּ על עצמן they placed themselves under greater restrictions (than the law requires). Ned.I, 1 להחְמִיר, v. חָכַךְ II. Eduy. III, 10, a. e. מַחְמִיר כדבריוכ׳ he adopts the stricter opinion of ; a. v. fr. (Pi. חִמֵּר, v. חַמָּר II. -
17 חָמַר
חָמַרI (cmp. חָבַר) 1) to join; to pile up, to load. Ukts. II, 5 והבצלים שחֲמָרָן and the onions which one has piled up; v. אָמַן.Zeb.53a וחוֹמֵר בגודלווכ׳ and loads (i. e. supports the index finger) with his thumb on top and the little finger below (like a balanced load, v. חֶבֶר a. אֵבֶר); (Var. סוֹמֵךְ, v. Rabb. D. S. a. l. note 3); Yalk. Lev. 469. 2) (denom. of חָמוּר) to be weighty, stringent. Ohol. XIV, 3 אל יֶחְמוֹר זהוכ׳ this must not be made more stringent than ; (ed. Dehr. יַחְמִיר. Hif. הֶחְמִיר ( to put a load on, to pass a restrictive law, to incline to the stricter opinion, opp. היקל to make easy. Yeb.88a מתיך חומר שהֶחְמַרְתָּ עליהוכ׳ on account of the restrictions under which the law puts her in the end (if she marries again and her first husband appears), it is made easy for her in the beginning (by allowing her to marry again), i. e. her heavy responsibility will make her cautious; Y.Gitt.I, beg.43a (add: מתוך). Nidd.66a, a. fr. הֶחְמִירוּ על עצמן they placed themselves under greater restrictions (than the law requires). Ned.I, 1 להחְמִיר, v. חָכַךְ II. Eduy. III, 10, a. e. מַחְמִיר כדבריוכ׳ he adopts the stricter opinion of ; a. v. fr. (Pi. חִמֵּר, v. חַמָּר II. -
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streng I adj GEN severe, strict, stringent (Maßnahme, Programm) streng II adv GEN severely, strictly, stringently • etw. streng bewachen GEN keep a close watch on sth • streng geheim GEN top-secret • streng nach Vorschrift GEN by the book • streng vertraulich GEN private and confidential, strictly confidential* * *adv < Geschäft> severely, strictly, stringently ■ etw. streng bewachen < Geschäft> keep a close watch on sth ■ streng geheim < Geschäft> top-secret ■ streng nach Vorschrift < Geschäft> by the book ■ streng vertraulich < Geschäft> private and confidential, strictly confidential* * *streng
hard, severe[ly], stern;
• streng verboten strictly prohibited;
• streng vertraulich in strict confidence, strictly confidential;
• Bestimmung streng beachten to adhere strictly to a clause;
• in strenger Abgeschlossenheit leben to live in seclusion;
• strenge Amtspflicht strictly ministerial duty;
• strenge Auslegung rigo(u)rous definition;
• strenge Auslegung eines Gesetzes strict construction of a law;
• streng durchgeführte Blockade close blockade;
• strenge Disziplin stern (stringency of) discipline;
• strenge Einhaltung strict observance;
• mit strenger Geheimhaltung behandelt werden to rate top-secret treatment;
• strenge Maßnahmen ergreifen to take drastic measures;
• strenge Prüfung stiff examination;
• strenge Sparsamkeit rigid economy;
• strenge Verordnung stringent regulation;
• strenger Verweis severe reprimand;
• strenger Vorgesetzter rigid disciplinarian;
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19 строгий иммиграционный контроль
1) Law: stringent immigration controls2) Diplomatic term: stringent immigration controlУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > строгий иммиграционный контроль
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20 строгий контроль
1) Engineering: stringent control2) Construction: close control, rigid control3) Law: strict control4) Oil: close check5) Atomic energy: tight control
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