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121 maksim|um
Ⅰ n (G pl maksimów) (największa ilość) maximum- maksimum dwadzieścia złotych a maximum of twenty zlotys- to maksimum tego, co można zrobić it’s all a. the most one can do- zwiększyć coś do maksimum to increase sth to a maximum, to maximize sth- ustawić ogrzewanie na maksimum to turn the heating up full a. up to the max pot.- zapewniono mu maksimum wygody he was ensured maximum a. the utmost comfort- temperatura osiągnęła maksimum the temperature reached a peak- napięcie wzrosło do maksimum tension has reached boiling point- włożył w ten projekt maksimum pracy he put as much work into this project as he couldⅡ part. (maksymalnie) at the most a. maximum- ona ma maksimum dwadzieścia lat she’s twenty at the most, she’s no more than twenty- to zajmie maksimum dziesięć minut it’ll take ten minutes maximum a. at the most- □ maksimum funkcji Mat. maximum (value) of a functionThe New English-Polish, Polish-English Kościuszko foundation dictionary > maksim|um
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122 aplomo
m.1 composure.perder el aplomo to lose one's composure2 aplomb, self-confidence, firmness, assurance.pres.indicat.1st person singular (yo) present indicative of spanish verb: aplomar.* * *1 composure, aplomb, self-possession* * *SM (=serenidad) assurance, self-possession; (=gravedad) gravity, seriousness; pey (=frescura) nerve, cheekperder el aplomo — to get worried, get rattled *
¡qué aplomo! — what a nerve!, what a cheek!
* * *masculino composure* * *= aplomb, presence of mind.Ex. 'I can do it,' he said to himself, with a certain amount of aplomb which years of dealing with problems had given him.Ex. He was unconcious and drunk as a newt but still with enough presence of mind to protect his crown jewels.* * *masculino composure* * *= aplomb, presence of mind.Ex: 'I can do it,' he said to himself, with a certain amount of aplomb which years of dealing with problems had given him.
Ex: He was unconcious and drunk as a newt but still with enough presence of mind to protect his crown jewels.* * *composurenunca pierde el aplomo he never loses his composuretardó bastante en recuperar el aplomo she took some time to regain her composure* * *
Multiple Entries:
a plomo
aplomo
aplomo sustantivo masculino
composure
aplomo sustantivo masculino aplomb
' aplomo' also found in these entries:
Spanish:
seguridad
English:
aplomb
- assurance
- poise
- presence
- poised
* * *aplomo nmself-assurance, self-possession;respondió con aplomo she answered with aplomb;actuó con aplomo he acted with assurance* * *m composure, aplomb* * *aplomo nm: aplomb, composure -
123 honour
['ɔnə] 1. сущ.; брит.; амер. honor1)а) слава, почёт, честьto bring / do honour to smb. — приносить славу кому-л.
to give a reception in smb.'s honour — давать приём в чью-л. честь
She brought honour to her family. — Она принесла славу своей семье.
He is an honour to his school. — Он гордость школы.
Syn:б) почтение, уважение, почётgreat / high honour — большой почёт
to confer an honour on — почитать, уважать
to give / pay honour to smb. — оказывать кому-л. уважение, почтение
True wealth I hold in great honour. — Истинное богатство я очень уважаю.
Syn:в) ( honours) награды, почести, в частностиордена, медали, знаки отличия- last honours(to graduate) with honours — (закончить учебное заведение) с наградами, с отличием
- funeral honoursSyn:г) ( honours) отличие при сдаче экзаменаto pass an examination with honours — сдать экзамен на "пять с плюсом"
•Syn:2)а) честь, незапятнанная репутация, доброе имя, лицо; девичья честь, честь женщиныSyn:Ant:б) благородство, честностьHonour is sometimes found among thieves. — И среди воров порой встречаются благородные люди.
Syn:3) карт.а) онер (в бридже - туз, король, дама, валет, десятка)б) ( honours) кварт-мажор (в бридже - четыре онера козырной масти в игре с козырем или четыре туза в игре без козыря на одной руке)в) онер (в висте - козырной туз, король, дама или валет)honours (are) even / easy / divided — "зеркало" ( одинаковое количество онеров на каждой руке)
••to do the honours of the house — исполнять обязанности хозяйки / хозяина, принимать гостей
- upon one's word of honour- on one's word of honour
- upon one's honour
- on one's honour
- honour bright
- Your Honour
- honours are even
- honours even
- honours are easy
- honours easy 2. гл.; брит.; амер. honor1) почитать, уважать, чтить (кого-л. / что-л.)She was honoured as a community leader. — Её уважали как общественного лидера.
Yes, I honour Sparta, but I love Athens. — Да, я уважаю Спарту, но я люблю Афины.
Syn:2) соблюдать ( обязательство), сдерживать ( обещание)to honour one's pledge to smb. — сдержать данное кому-л. обещание
to honour one's pledge to do smth. — сдержать обещание сделать что-л.
He has honored his pledge to have Los Angeles's diverse ethnic communities represented in his administration. — Он сдержал своё обещание включить в состав администрации представителей всех этнических сообществ Лос-Анджелеса.
3) фин. платить в срок по векселю, счётуThe utmost punctuality should be observed in honouring bills. — При оплате счетов следует проявлять особую пунктуальность.
4) удостаивать; оказывать честьFamous people can be honoured with a special degree from this university. — Этот университет присваивает степени почётных докторов разным знаменитостям.
None gave me greater pleasure, than the kind letter you honoured me with. — Ничто не доставило мне большего удовольствия, чем то любезное письмо, которым вы меня удостоили.
Hе has honoured us with his presence. — Он почтил нас своим присутствием.
Syn:5) обращаться к кому-л. "ваша честь" -
124 concern
[kən'sə:n] 1. verb1) (to have to do with: This order doesn't concern us; So far as I'm concerned, you can do what you like.) zadevati2) ((with for or about) to make (usually oneself) uneasy: Don't concern yourself about her.) skrbeti3) ((with with or in) to interest (oneself) in: He doesn't concern himself with unimportant details.) ukvarjati se2. noun1) (something that concerns or belongs to one: His problems are not my concern.) zadeva, skrb2) (anxiety: The condition of the patient is giving rise to concern.) zaskrbljenost3) (a business: a shoe-manufacturing concern.) podjetje•* * *I [kənsɜ:n]transitive verbjuridically to whom it may concern — v vednost tistim, ki jih zadevaII [kənsɜ:n]nounzadeva, posel; (about, for) skrb; (at, over zaradi) zaskrbljenost; žalost, užaloščenje, bol; (in za) zanimanje; delež; commerce tvrdka, podjetje, koncern; pomembnost, važnost; colloquially stavbato take no concern in s.th. — ne se zanimati za kajto have a concern in — imeti delež pri čem; zanimati se za kajcolloquially to give up the whole concern — opustiti zadevoto have no concern with s.th. — ne imeti s čim opravka -
125 pe cât îmi e posibil / cu putinţă / stă în putere
as far as it lies within my poweras far as within me liesas far as I canto the best of my abilitiesto the uttermost / the utmost / the best of my power.Română-Engleză dicționar expresii > pe cât îmi e posibil / cu putinţă / stă în putere
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126 extract
1. [ɪk'strækt], [ek-] гл.1) вытаскивать, извлекатьThe doctor had to extract pieces of broken glass from the boy's eye. — Врачу пришлось вынимать у мальчика из глаза осколки стекла.
He extracted a small notebook from his hip pocket. — Он извлёк маленькую записную книжку из бокового кармана.
2) извлекать ( с помощью химических или физических процессов), экстрагироватьMany valuable medicines are extracted from humble plants. — Из этих невзрачных растений делают много полезных лекарств.
Citric acid can be extracted from the juice of oranges, lemons, or grapefruit. — Лимонная кислота может быть извлечена из сока апельсинов, лимонов или грейпфрутов.
3) получать, извлекать, добывать с трудомHe made a mistake of trying to extract further information from our director. — Он сделал ошибку, пытаясь выудить дополнительную информацию у нашего директора.
Nothing could be extracted from him relative to his former associates. — У него ничего не удастся выудить относительно его прежних партнёров.
4) извлекать, получать (выгоду, удовольствие)He means to extract the utmost possible amount of pleasure out of this life. — Он хочет извлечь все возможные удовольствия из этой жизни.
5) делать выписки ( из книги)6) мат. извлекать ( корень)2. ['ekstrækt] сущ.1) вытяжка, экстракт2) выдержка, извлечение, фрагментRead this extract from an information booklet. — Прочти этот кусок из справочной брошюры.
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127 do one's best
(do one's best (тж. do one's level best, do one's utmost, do the best in one's power, do the best one can; груб. do one's damnedest или darnedest))сделать всё возможное, приложить все усилия, всячески стараться, усердствовать; ≈ из кожи лезть вон [do one's level best первонач. амер.]; см. тж. give of one's bestWhen I got upstairs I looked out of the window and saw Tom doing his level best with the lightning-rod, but he couldn't come it... (M. Twain, ‘Huckleberry Finn’, ch. XXXVI) — Придя к себе наверх, я выглянул в окно и увидел, что Том пытается влезть по громоотводу. Он старается изо всех сил, но это ему никак не удается...
He was sick with fear, but he did his best to smile. (W. S. Maugham, ‘Of Human Bondage’, ch. 71) — Филипа мутило от страха, но он силился улыбнуться.
And I'm going to do my damnedest to get you out of this. (Th. Dreiser, ‘An American Tragedy’, book III, ch. XIV) — И, черт возьми, я сделаю все, что только в моих силах, чтобы выпутать вас из этой истории.
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128 донельзя
разг. to the utmost, utterly, as can be;
он ~ устал he was tired as could be;
он ~ упрям he is obstinate in the extreme.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > донельзя
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