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81 особенно важен
•Of prime importance is the growing role of the chemical engineer.
•This is of particular value (or impor tance) (or particularly impor tant) for plastics.
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82 по всей вероятности
•In all likelihood (or probability), this is not so, particularly near a tube wall.
•Most likely the truth lies between the two opinions.
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83 подвержен поражениям
•The alkyl mercurials attack the brain cells which are particularly susceptible to injury by this form of mercury.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > подвержен поражениям
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84 поскольку
•Inasmuch as (or Because, or Since) laser light is highly monochromatic, it is evident that...
•Having no electrons, the proton is the smallest possible ion.
•By virtue of the fact that... the wave possesses a different form upon exit from the shaper than it had at entry.
•Considering that d =..., expression 2 may be written in the form...
•Equation () is a particularly convenient choice as (or in so far as) it expresses this value in terms of...
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > поскольку
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85 пригоден
•The tool rest is adequate for small jobs.
•The method is appropriate in the case of strain-ageing.
•Rockets are particularly attractive for aircraft launching.
•This method is capable of analyzing most hydrocarbon samples.
•The analyzer is suitable for a 625-line system.
•Because of its greater stiffness the fixed arch is better suited for long spans than hinged arches.
•Ceramic, glass-ceramic and glass-bonded micas are suited to applications at 400°C and up.
•The gasket was not suited to 575°F temperature.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > пригоден
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86 это не так уж удивительно
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87 Флавиан II А
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88 в этом списке обращают на себя особое внимание две фамилии
General subject: in this list two names stand out particularlyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > в этом списке обращают на себя особое внимание две фамилии
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89 лично
1) General subject: bodily, face to face, in( one's) (own) person, particularly, peculiarly, personally, first-hand (No one knows this better that Sarah. She's seen it - and recorded it - first-hand.), individual basis, in private, one-to-one, directly2) Colloquial: for one (I, for one, can't stand him)3) Religion: manu propria4) Law: in person (из текста договора, оформленного в США)5) Economy: in propria persona6) Jargon: in the flesh7) leg.N.P. individually8) Makarov: in( one's) own person, in (one's) person, private and confidential (надпись на письме), privately -
90 это не так уж удивительно
Mathematics: this is not particularly surprising (...)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > это не так уж удивительно
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91 этот вопрос особенно остро стоит в Европе
General subject: This question is particularly pointed in EuropeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > этот вопрос особенно остро стоит в Европе
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92 Б-115
HE БОГ ВЕСТЬ (ЗНАЕТ) КАК coll AdvP these forms only adv fixed WO1. not especially well, in a mediocre fashionnot (all) that wellso-so (in limited contexts) (be) not much of a NP. Наконец, я вспомнил, как играют, и дело у нас пошло лучше. Джон тоже играл не Бог весть как, но постепенно, я говорю, дело пошло... (Лимонов 1). Finally I remembered how to play, and things started to go better. John wasn't much of a player either, but gradually, as I say, things got going... (1a).2. (foil. by AdvP, short-form Adj, or Part denoting a positive quality, quantity, or distance) not very, not particularlynot any too...not all that...not especially... Она его и раньше-то, своего собственного сына, не бог весть как хорошо знала, а теперь, через год разлуки? (Залыгин 1). Even before he went away she didn't know him any too well, her own son, so what might this year of absence have done? (1a). -
93 В-322
ВРОДЕ БЫ (KAKco//)1. (subordConjintroduces a compar clause) used to convey the hypothetical, provisional nature of a comparison the var. вроде как may also be used to convey the approximate nature of a comparisonas if (though)(Just) like.Кузьма Кузьмич уперся - не пробьешь. Головой кивает, вроде бы сочувствует, а губы поджал - значит, при своем мнении! (Абрамов 1). Kuzma Kuzmich dug in his heels, and nothing would budge him. He nodded his head as if he sympathized, but his lips were pursed, meaning, I'm sticking to my guns! (1a).2. (Particle) used to express doubt or uncertainty as to the reliability of a statement or to tone down, moderate a statementseeminglyit seems it would seem (in limited contexts) ( s.o. sth.) seems (to) sort of rather you (one) would think (when the reliability of the source of information is in doubt) supposedly allegedly.Этот вроде бы не очень грамотный старик знает историю Армении, как биографию соседей по улице (Искандер 5). This seemingly illiterate old man knew the history of Armenia like the biography of a neighbor down the street (5a).Когда общественной жизни нет... тогда самое время удариться в мистику. Дело вроде бы не совсем советское, но в отличие от, допустим, распространения или хотя бы чтения самиздата, безопасное (Войнович 1). When there is no public life...that's the time to get hooked on mysticism. Not a particularly Soviet thing to do, it would seem, but-unlike, say, distributing or even just reading samizdat—it's safe (1a).Кушак:)...Она (жена) там одна, а я в гости... веселиться... Ведь это... мм... неэтично вроде бы (Вампилов 5). (К.:)...She's (my wife is) all alone there, and I go out enjoying myself... It's... sort of... unethical (5a). (K.:)... She's (my wife is) there alone, whereas I'm with friends, having a good time... That's... umm...rather unethical (5b).Они не виделись больше пяти лет, и вроде бы полагалось обняться... (Аксенов 12). They hadn't seen each other in over five years and, you would think, they should have embraced... (12a).Мне было бы морально гораздо проще, если бы я думал, что все подонки и негодяи, но здесь вроде бы говорит человек, разделяющий мои взгляды (Войнович 3). It would have been much easier for me morally if I had thought that they were all scum and scoundrels, but here was a man who had supposedly shared my views (3a). -
94 К-258
(И) КОНЦЫ В ВОДУ coll NP these forms only usu. used as a clause in a compound or complex sent preceded by one or more clauses fixed WO(and) no bits of evidence (from a reprehensible action, crime etc) will be left for anyone to discover, no one will ever find out about itand no traces will be left behind(and) none (no one) will be (any) the wiser and no one will (would) know the difference.«Ешьте, не стесняйтесь. Я знаю: вы постоянно испытываете дьявольский аппетит, особенно в гостях». - «Что скажет Вера Николаевна!» — воскликнул я. «...Мы с вами сейчас расправимся со всем этим... затем отнесём посуду на кухню - и концы в воду» (Катаев 3). "Eat, man, don't be shy. I know you always have a devilish appetite, particularly when you're dining out." "What will Vera Nikolayevna say!" I exclaimed. "...We'll soon finish this off...take the dishes back to the kitchen-and no one will be any the wiser" (3a). -
95 Н-263
ПО НУТРУ кому highly coll PrepP Invar subj-compl with copula ( subj: usu. abstr or human) more often neg) to please s.o., appeal to s.o.: X Y-y - - X is to Yb liking X is Y% cup of tea X turns Y on X goes over big with YNeg X Y-y не no нутру = X rubs Y the wrong wayX doesn't sit too well with Y X leaves Y cold (flat) thing X isn't Y's thing (in limited contexts) thing X goes against Y's grain....Говоря сравнительно, жить было все-таки легко, и эта легкость в особенности приходилась по нутру так называемым смердам (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....Comparatively speaking, life was still easy, and this ease was particularly to the liking of the so-called peasants (1a).Словом, кому-то Сидоров пришёлся не по нутру... состряпали дело, написали фельетон, ошельмовали порядочных людей, десять человек, в том числе и моего отца (Рыбаков 1). In short, Sidorov had rubbed someone...the wrong way...the case was cooked up, and the article written to defame decent people, ten in all, including my father (1a). -
96 П-240
ЧТО (ЖЕ) ПОДЕЛАЕШЬ ЧТО (ЖЕ) ПОДЕЛАТЬ (ДЕЛАТЬ) all coll (sent these forms only used as indep. clause fixed WOyou must reconcile yourself to the way things are (because there is nothing you can do to change them)what can you (we etc) do?you (I etc) can't help it there's no help for it it can't be helped.Года три назад, когда с деньгами было особенно туго, да и Кирилл подрос, решили с (домработницей) Нюрой расстаться. Ну, что делать: из месяца в месяц задалживаем (ей) зарплату! (Трифонов 5). About three years ago, when we were in particularly bad financial straits and Kirill, of course, was no longer a child, we decided to part with (our maid) Nyura. Well, what else could we do? From one month to the next we were behind in her pay! (5a).Всё время, что Кира Георгиевна провела в Киеве, дней пять или шесть, она чувствовала себя странно. Родное и в то же время чуждое... Чужим показался и Крещатик. Он стал шире, торжественнее, с одной стороны появился красивый бульварчик из каштанов, но, что поделаешь, старый и в общем не очень-то красивый Крещатик с его дребезжащими трамваями и гранитной мостовой был куда ей милее (Некрасов 1). During Kira Georgievna's entire stay in Kiev-five or six days—she felt strange. It was her native city and at the same time it was alien....The Kreshchatik was also strange and alien. It was broader, more impressive, on one side was a beautiful little avenue of chestnut trees, but-she couldn't help it-although the old Kreshchatik with its cobbles and rattling streetcars was not really very beautiful, it was far, far dearer to her heart (1a).Кажется, я повторяюсь, слишком часто упоминая верхний ярус этого ресторана. Но что делать, в нашем городе так мало осталось уютных мест... (Искандер 5). I'm repeating myself, I think, mentioning the upper deck of this restaurant too often. But there's no help for it, we have so few cozy spots left in our city... (5a).«Сколько рабочих ваш завод теряет каждую осень, когда в деревне начинается уборка?» - спрашивает он. «Что ж поделаешь? Видно, иначе нельзя» (Распутин 1). "How many workers does your factory lose every autumn when they're sent to help the farmers gather in the crops?" he asked. "Can't be helped. Apparently there's no other way out" (1a). -
97 С-36
HE ПЕРВОЙ СВЕЖЕСТИ coll NP gen Invar subj-compl with copula or nonagreeing modif fixed WO1. ( subj: a noun denoting a food product) not as fresh as it could or should beX был \С-36 = X wasn't very (particularly) freshX was going bad X was starting to spoil (of milk, cream etc) X had turned (of bread, a cake etc) X was pretty stale.Не покупай это мясо: оно не первой свежести. Don't buy this meat-it's going bad.2. ( subj: a noun denoting an item of clothing, piece of linen etc) having been worn or used since its last washing, sth. is less than totally cleanX был \С-36 = X was not completely (quite, very) clean (fresh)X had already been worn (used, slept in etc).На Васе были помятые брюки и рубашка не первой свежести. Vasya had on wrinkled pants and a shirt that had already been worn.3. ( subj: анекдот, новости, информация etc) an anecdote (joke, some news, information etc) is not the most recent: (of an anecdote or joke only) stale(that's) an old one (a chestnut) that one has been around for a while (of news, information etc only) old (news) nothing new (in limited contexts) (information etc that s.o.) already knows (has known for quite a while etc).Анекдот, рассказанный Геннадием, оказался не первой свежести и никого не насмешил. The anecdote Gennady told was an old one and didn't make anyone laugh.4. (subj: human (often of a person, more commonly a woman, who tries to appear younger than he or she actually is) one no longer is or no longer looks very youngnot exactly in the first flush (the first blush, the prime) of youthnot exactly in the flower of (one's) youth no youngster (in limited contexts) no spring chicken.Несмотря на искусство гримёра, было видно, что актриса уже не первой свежести. Despite the makeup artist's skill, it was obvious that the actress wasn't exactly in the first flush of youth. -
98 С-112
В СЕКРЕТЕ PrepP Invar1.adv(to do sth.) concealing it from othersin secretsecretly in secrecy stealthily.Он с упоением помышлял, в глубочайшем секрете, о девице благонравной и бедной (непременно бедной), очень молоденькой, очень хорошенькой, благородной и образованной, очень запуганной... (Достоевский 3). In deepest secret he had dreamed rapturously of a maiden who was both virtuous and poor (she had to be poor), who was both very young and very pretty, and who was respectable, well-educated and very timid... (3a).«Как раз пред тем, как я Грушеньку пошёл бить, призывает меня в то самое утро Катерина Ивановна и в ужасном секрете, чтобы покамест никто не знал... просит меня съездить в губернский город и там по почте послать три тысячи Агафье Ивановне, в Москву...» (Достоевский 1). "Just before I went to give Grushenka a beating, that very morning, Katerina Ivanovna sent for me and, in terrible secrecy, so that for the time being no one would know...she asked me to go to the provincial capital and from there post three thousand roubles to Agafya Ivanovna in Moscow..." (1a).2. держать что \С-112 (obj-compl with держать ( obj: abstr, often идею, план etc)) (in refer, to an idea, plan etc) (to keep sth.) concealedX держал Y в секрете = X kept Y (a) secretX kept Y to himself (under wraps, under his hat) X kept quiet (didn't breathe a word) about Y.«Как только полк отзовут, мы строго покараем всех нарушителей дисциплины, и в частности тех красноармейцев, которые говорили сообщённое вами сейчас... Надо принять срочные меры по локализации этой опасности. Прошу вас держать в секрете наш разговор» (Шолохов 4). "As soon as the regiment is taken out of line we'll crack down on all infringers of discipline and particularly those who said what you've just reported....Urgent measures must be taken to localise this danger. Please, keep our conversation secret" (4a). -
99 С-187
ВХОДИТЬ/ВОЙТИ В СИЛУ VP1. Also: ВСТУПАТЬ/ВСТУПИТЬ В (ЗАКОННУЮ) СИЛУ ( subj: закон, постановление, приговор etc) to become legal, effectiveX вступил в силу - X took (went into) effectX went (came) into force (in limited contexts) X became law.Довольно много людей было отправлено в Бабий Яр за голубей. Дело в том, что приказ (уничтожить всех голубей) вступил в силу буквально на следующий день, не все успели даже прочесть его в газете (Кузнецов 1). Quite a few people were sent to Babi Yar because of their pigeons. This was because the order (to destroy all pigeons) went into effect on the very next day, and many people did not even get to see it in the newspaper (1a).2. (subj: human to assume an influential position or fortify one's position (in society, the workplace, a political movement etc)X вошёл в силу - X gained power (influence)X established himself X came into his own.Мольер и Люлли - композитор, входивший всё больше в славу и силу при дворе, - получили приказ сочинить смешную комедию с музыкой для шамборских празднеств... (Булгаков 5). Moliere and Lull у, who was steadily gaining fame and influence at Court, were commanded to compose an amusing comedy set to music for the Chambord entertainments... (5a).To самое Женевское озеро разделяло их (Ленина и Инессу), только оно, еще незнакомых, когда он, входя в силу, принимал делегатов П-го съезда... (Солженицын 5). Lake Geneva again, nothing more, had been between them (Lenin and Inessa), before they had known each other, when he was beginning to come into his own, receiving delegates to the Second Congress... (5a).3. obs (subj: human or concr) (of a person recovering from an illness, or of growing bushes, trees etc, particularly those bearing fruit) to become robust, gain vitalityX вошёл в силу = (of a person) X regained (got back) his strengthX was on the mend (on the upswing) (of a bush, tree etc) X got big (became lush etc). -
100 Т-64
ТЕМ БОЛЕЕ ( HE obs) these forms only usu. sent adv fixed WO(used to single out a statement or part of a statement and thus emphasize its importance) what was said to be true of some person, thing, action etc in the preceding context is even more true of the person, thing, action etc in questionespeciallyparticularly even (only, still) more so the more so (in limited contexts) all the more more especially (when the preceding context contains a negation) much less still less let alone (in limited contexts) certainly not... Она всегда робела в подобных случаях и очень боялась новых лиц и новых знакомств, боялась и прежде, ещё с детства, а теперь тем более... (Достоевский 3). She always felt shy on such occasions and was very afraid of new faces and new acquaintances, she had been afraid before, but was even more so now... (3a)....В иных случаях, право, почтеннее поддаться иному увлечению, хотя бы и неразумному, но всё же от великой любви происшедшему, чем вовсе не поддаться ему. А в юности тем паче, ибо неблагонадёжен слишком уж постоянно рассудительный юноша и дешева цена ему... (Достоевский 1)....In certain cases, really, it is more honorable to yield to some passion, however unwise, than not to yield to it at all. Still more so in youth, for a young man who is constantly too reasonable is suspect and of too cheap a price... (1a).Его ухаживание за Викой всех бесит? Прекрасно! Тем более он будет ухаживать за ней (Рыбаков 2). If his flirting with Vika was going to get everyone mad, let it! He'd flirt with her all the more! (2a).Рассуждение о ямочках на щеках и тем более эпизод, связанный с биноклем, дядя Сандро передавал с оглядкой, чтобы тётя Катя этого не слышала (Искандер 5). The discussion of dimpled cheeks, and more especially the episode involving the binoculars, Uncle Sandro conveyed with care lest Aunt Katya hear (5a)....Уходя из семьи, Платон Самсонович не собирался обзаводиться новой семьёй или тем более любовницей (Искандер 6). Platon Samsonovich was not...leaving his family in order to acquire a new one, much less a mistress (6a).Прекратились разногласия между партиями, сословиями, народностями - осталась одна великая Россия! Могли мы ждать этого недавно?.. Вот так мы сами не знаем себя, а Россию тем более (Солженицын 1). Wrangling between parties, classes, nationalities had stopped, and what was left was one great Russia! Could anyone have expected this even a little while ago?...How little we know ourselves-and we know Russia still less (1a).«Ты -замужем, он - женат. Ты ведь не бросишь своего Курильского, тем более - Аркашку. Никандров тоже не бросит семью» (Залыгин 1). "You're both married. You won't leave your Kurilsky, let alone Arkady. And Nikandrov won't leave his family either" (1a).
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