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время; разthe times we live in — наши дни; время, в которое мы живём
at all times, all the time — всегда, во все времена
at other times — в других случаях; в другие времена
Синонимический ряд:1. days (noun) ages; days; epochs; eras; periods; seasons2. goes (noun) bouts; goes; hitches; innings; shifts; spells; stints; tours; tricks; turns; watches3. occasions (noun) instants; moments; occasions4. opportunities (noun) breaks; chances; openings; opportunities; shots; shows; squeaks5. tempi or tempos (noun) paces; tempi or tempos6. terms (noun) duration; durations; spans; stretches; terms7. while (noun) bits; spaces; spells; stretches; while; whiles8. books (verb) books; schedules9. clocks (verb) clocks -
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-szer, -ször, -szor* * *1) (a period; an era: We live in difficult times.) korszak; idők2) (in mathematics, used to mean multiplied by: Four times two is eight.) -szor, -szer, -ször -
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n. kere, defa, kez, çağ* * *1) (a period; an era: We live in difficult times.) günler, zaman2) (in mathematics, used to mean multiplied by: Four times two is eight.) kere, defa -
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[English Word] our times[Swahili Word] zamani zetu[Part of Speech] noun------------------------------------------------------------ -
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умноженный на три; в три раза большеthe times we live in — наши дни; время, в которое мы живём
at all times, all the time — всегда, во все времена
Prime times — «первичная ставка, умноженная на …»
Синонимический ряд:triple (noun) amount three times as much; cluster of three; getting to third base; threesome; triad; trio; triple; triplex -
26 QID Quater In Die four times a day
Англо-русский словарь Мюллера > QID Quater In Die four times a day
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27 ancient times pl
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28 terms
1. условия договора; условия оплаты; условия продажи; сроки кредитования2. условие; срок; термин3. терминСинонимический ряд:1. agreement (noun) agreement; bargain; compromise; concession; covenant; negotiation; settlement; understanding2. condition (noun) condition; provision; proviso; reservation; stipulation3. conditions (noun) articles; clauses; conditions; demands; particulars; premises; provisions; provisos; provisos or provisoes; qualifications; reservations; specifications; stipulations; strings4. footing (noun) footing; standing5. limits (noun) bounds; confines; ends; limitations; limits6. lives (noun) existence; lifetimes; lives7. periods (noun) durations; periods; seasons; spans8. times (noun) duration; stretches; times9. words (noun) expressions; words10. names (verb) baptises; baptizes; calls; characterises; christens; denominates; designates; dubs; entitles; labels; names; styles; tags; titles -
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1. n древний мир; античность; классическая древность2. n древность, глубокая старинаAthens is a city of great antiquity — Афины — очень древний город
a practice which remounts to antiquity — обычай, который восходит к древности
3. n собир. древниеСинонимический ряд:1. ancient times (noun) ancient civilization; ancient times; classical times; days of old; days of yore; former ages; prehistoric times; remote times; roman era2. great age (noun) age; ancientness; antiqueness; being antiquated; great age; hoariness; obsolescence; old age; oldness -
30 goes
Синонимический ряд:1. energies (noun) energies; hardihoods; peps; potencies; tucks2. flings (noun) cracks; flings; pops; shots; slaps; stabs; tries; whacks; whirls3. occurrences (noun) circumstances; episodes; events; happenings; incidents; occasions; occurrences; things4. times (noun) bouts; hitches; innings; shifts; sieges; spells; stints; times; tours; tricks; turns; watches5. vigors (noun) bangs; drives; punches; pushes; snaps; starches; vigors; vitalities6. agrees (verb) accords; agrees; checks; checks out; coheres; comports; conforms; consists; consorts; corresponds; dovetails; fits in; harmonizes; jibes; marches; quadrates; rhymes; squares; suits; tallies7. bears (verb) abides; bears; brooks; digests; endures; lumps; stands; sticks out; stomachs; suffers; supports; sustains; swallows; sweats out; takes; tolerates8. becomes (verb) becomes; comes; gets; grows; waxes9. consumes (verb) consumes; exhausts; expends; finishes; runs through; spends; uses up; washes up10. departs (verb) departs; exits; get away; gets away; gets off; leaves; moves; pops off; pull out; pulls out; pushes off; quits; retires; run along; runs along; shoves off; takes off; withdraws11. dies (verb) cashes in; conks; deceases; demises; dies; drops; elapses; expires; go away; go by; pass away; passes away; passes out; pegs out; perishes; pips; succumbs12. enjoys (verb) enjoys; likes; relishes13. fares (verb) fares; hies; journeys; passes; proceeds; push on; pushes on; travels; wends14. fits (verb) belongs; fits15. gives (verb) bends; break down; breaks; buckles; cave in; caves; collapses; crumples; folds up; gives; yields16. happens (verb) betides; chances; develops; does; falls out; happens; occurs; rises; transpires17. makes (verb) heads; makes; set out; strike out18. offers (verb) bids; offers19. resorts (verb) applies; recurs; refers; repairs; resort to; resorts; turns20. runs (verb) carries; extends; leads; ranges; reaches; runs; stretches; varies21. sets (verb) bets; gambles; lays; risks; sets; stakes; ventures; wagers22. succeeds (verb) arrives; clicks; come off; come through; comes off; flourishes; go over; goes over; makes out; pans out; prospers; proves out; scores; succeeds; thrives; work out23. works (verb) acts; functions; operates; works -
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1. n тройное количествоto increase to triple its original size — увеличиваться втрое по сравнению с первоначальным размером
2. n тройка, три3. n трёхкратное повторение школьной программы или обязательных фигур4. a тройной, утроенныйTriple entente — Антанта, Тройственное согласие
Triple Crown — «Тройная корона»
Triple Event — «Тройные соревнования»
5. a втрое, втройне6. v утраивать7. v утраиваться8. v служить трём целям; иметь тройное назначениеСинонимический ряд:1. three-way (adj.) in triplicate; ternate; threefold; three-part; three-ply; three-way; treble; trilateral; tripartite2. three times (noun) amount three times as much; cluster of three; getting to third base; three times; triplex3. triad (noun) threesome; triad; trine; trinity; trio; triumvirate; triune; troika4. increase threefold (verb) be three times more; hit a triple; increase threefold; multiply by three; treble; triplicate -
32 days
adv разг. днём, в дневное времяСинонимический ряд:1. daylights (noun) daylights; daytimes2. period (noun) age; epoch; era; period; time3. times (noun) ages; epochs; eras; periods; times -
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Синонимический ряд:1. distances (noun) distances; extents; lengths; reaches2. periods (noun) durations; periods; seasons; terms3. times (noun) duration; stretches; times -
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пространство; пробелСинонимический ряд:1. expanses (noun) amplitudes; breadths; distances; expanses; expansions; spreads2. times (noun) bits; spells; stretches; times; while; whiles -
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1. n тех. безосколочное стекло, триплекс2. n муз. трёхдольный размер3. a тройной, состоящий из трёх частей4. a тех. строенный; тройного действияСинонимический ряд:three times (noun) amount three times as much; cluster of three; getting to third base; three times; threesome; triad; trio; triple -
36 dozen
nouna dozen times/reasons — (fig. coll.): (many) dutzendmal/Dutzende von Gründen
by the dozen — (in twelves) im Dutzend; (fig. coll.): (in great numbers) in großen Mengen
* * *plurals - dozens; noun(a group of twelve: two dozen handkerchiefs; These eggs are 50 cents a dozen; Half-a-dozen eggs, please.) das Dutzend- dozens of- academic.ru/22138/dozens">dozens* * *doz·en[ˈdʌzən]n Dutzend nthalf a \dozen [or a half \dozen] ein halbes Dutzendtwo/several \dozen people zwei/mehrere Dutzend Leuteby the \dozen zu Dutzenden, dutzendweise▶ to talk nineteen to the \dozen reden wie ein Wasserfall* * *['dʌzn]nDutzend nthalf a dozen — sechs, ein halbes Dutzend
dozens of times (inf) — x-mal (inf), tausendmal
there were dozens of incidents like this one (inf) — es gab dutzende or Dutzende solcher Vorfälle
dozens of people came (inf) — dutzende or Dutzende von Leuten kamen
* * *three dozen apples drei Dutzend Äpfel;several dozen eggs mehrere Dutzend Eier;a dozen bottles of beer ein Dutzend Flaschen Bier;dozens of birds Dutzende von Vögeln;some dozens of children einige Dutzend Kinder;dozens of people umg eine Menge Leute;dozens of times umg x-mal, hundertmal;in dozens, by the dozen zu Dutzenden, dutzendweise;cheaper by the dozen im Dutzend billiger;a baker’s dozen obs 13 Stück;fifty pence a dozen 50 Pence das Dutzend;* * *nouna dozen times/reasons — (fig. coll.): (many) dutzendmal/Dutzende von Gründen
by the dozen — (in twelves) im Dutzend; (fig. coll.): (in great numbers) in großen Mengen
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1) (ancientness) Alter, das* * *[æn'tikwəti]1) (ancient times, especially those of the ancient Greeks and Romans: the gods and heroes of antiquity.) das Altertum2) (great age: a statue of great antiquity.) das Alter3) ((plural antiquities) something remaining from ancient times (eg a statue, a vase): Roman antiquities.) die Altertümer* * *an·tiq·uity[ænˈtɪkwəti, AM -t̬i]nto be of great \antiquity sehr alt sein3. (relics)* * *[n'tIkwItɪ]n1) (= ancient times) das Altertum; (= Roman, Greek antiquity) die Antikein antiquity — im Altertum/in der Antike
2) (= great age) großes Alter3) pl (= old things) Altertümer pl* * *antiquity [ænˈtıkwətı] s1. das Altertum n:in antiquity im Altertum2. a) die Alten pl (besonders Griechen und Römer)b) die Antike3. pl Altertümer pl4. Alter n:of great antiquity uralt* * *noun, no pl.1) (ancientness) Alter, das* * *n.Altertum -¨er n.Vorzeit -en f. -
38 Sunday
(the first day of the week, the day following Saturday, kept for rest and worship among Christians.) domingo- Sunday school
- a month of Sundays
Sunday n domingotr['sʌndɪ]1 domingo\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLin a month of Sundays en mucho tiempoin one's Sunday best vestido,-a de domingo, endomingado,-aSunday driver dominguero,-aSunday newspaper periódico dominicalSunday school catequesis nombre femeninoSunday trading / Sunday opening apertura de las tiendas los domingos Table 1SMALLNOTA/SMALL For examples of use, see Saturday/Table 1Sunday ['sʌn.deɪ, -di] n: domingo madj.• dominguero, -a adj.• dominical adj.• endomingado, -a adj.n.• domingo s.m.• domínica s.f.'sʌndeɪ, '-diin one's Sunday best — vestido de domingo, endomingado
Sunday driver — (pej) dominguero, -ra m,f (pey) ( conductor lento y extremadamente precavido)
['sʌndɪ]Sunday opening — apertura f de las tiendas los domingos
1.2.CPDSunday best N —
in one's Sunday best — en traje de domingo, endomingado
Sunday newspaper N — periódico m del domingo, (periódico m) dominical m
Sunday opening N — = Sunday trading
Sunday paper N — periódico m del domingo, (periódico m) dominical m
Sunday school N — escuela f dominical, catequesis f
Sunday school teacher N — profesor(a) m / f de escuela dominical
Sunday supplement N — suplemento m dominical
Sunday trading N — apertura f en domingo
SUNDAY PAPERS Los periódicos dominicales ( Sunday papers) juegan un papel importante en el Reino Unido. Algunos de ellos, como The Observer o News of the World solo se publican ese día, mientras que otros, como The Sunday Times, The Sunday Telegraph, The Independent on Sunday, The Sunday Express o The Sunday Mirror, son ediciones especiales de periódicos diarios. Los dominicales suelen tener distintas secciones, con espacios para cultura, viajes, deportes o negocios, además de incluir muchos de ellos una revista en color. En Estados Unidos se suelen comprar más los periódicos locales que los de tirada nacional. De estos, el principal es el New York Times. Al igual que en el Reino Unido, los periódicos dominicales tienen más secciones de lo habitual, con artículos más extensos y venden más ejemplares. Pero a diferencia de los británicos, los estadounidenses suelen comprar un solo periódico los domingos.Sunday trading laws NPL — leyes fpl reguladoras de la apertura en domingo
* * *['sʌndeɪ, '-di]in one's Sunday best — vestido de domingo, endomingado
Sunday driver — (pej) dominguero, -ra m,f (pey) ( conductor lento y extremadamente precavido)
Sunday opening — apertura f de las tiendas los domingos
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39 week
nounWoche, diehe was away for a week — er war [für] eine Woche weg
I haven't seen you for weeks — ich habe dich seit Wochen nicht gesehen
three times a week — dreimal die od. in der Woche
£40 a or per week — 40 Pfund die od. in der od. pro Woche
a week's leave/rest — eine Woche Urlaub/Pause
once a week, every week — einmal die Woche od. in der Woche; einmal wöchentlich
in a week['s time] — in einer Woche
in two weeks[' time] — in zwei Wochen; in vierzehn Tagen
take a week's holiday — [sich (Dat.)] eine Woche Urlaub nehmen
from week to week, week by week — Woche für od. um Woche
a six-week[s]-old baby — ein sechs Wochen altes od. sechswöchiges Baby
a week [from] today/from or on Monday, today/Monday week — heute/Montag in einer Woche
a week ago today/Sunday — heute/Sonntag vor einer Woche
in or during the week — während der Woche
42-hour/five-day week — 42-Stunden-Woche, die/Fünftagewoche, die
* * *[wi:k] 1. noun1) (any sequence of seven days, especially from Sunday to Saturday: It's three weeks since I saw her.) die Woche2) (the five days from Monday to Friday inclusive: He can't go during the week, but he'll go on Saturday or Sunday.) die Woche3) (the amount of time spent working during a period of seven days: He works a forty-eight-hour week.) die Woche•- academic.ru/81603/weekly">weekly2. adverb(once a week: The newspaper is published weekly.) wöchentlich3. noun(a publication coming out once a week: Is this newspaper a weekly or a daily?) Wochen..- weekday- weekend
- a week last Friday
- a week today
- tomorrow
- on/next Friday
- Friday* * *[wi:k]nit'll be \weeks before the damage is cleared up es wird Wochen dauern, bis die Schäden beseitigt sindI saw him only the other \week ich habe ihn gerade vor ein paar Wochen gesehenthis time next \week nächste Woche um diese Zeita \week last Friday Freitag vor einer Wochea \week ago yesterday gestern vor einer Woche▪ a \week [on]...... in einer Wocheour holiday starts a \week [on] Saturday unsere Ferien beginnen Samstag in einer Wochefor \weeks [on end] wochenlanga few \weeks ago vor einigen Wochenlast \week letzte Wocheonce/twice a \week einmal/zweimal die Woche[for] a \week or two ein bis zwei Wochen [lang]▪ \week by \week [or from \week to \week] von Woche zu Woche▪ \week in, \week out [or \week after \week] Woche für Wochea thirty-seven-and-a-half-hour \week eine 37,5-Stunden-Wocheto work a five-day/35-hour \week eine 5-Tage-/35-Stunden-Woche habenduring the \week während [o SÜDD, SCHWEIZ, ÖSTERR unter] der Woche* * *[wiːk]nWoche fweek in, week out — Woche für Woche
a week today, today or this day week ( Brit dial ) — heute in einer Woche or in acht Tagen
a week tomorrow/on Tuesday, tomorrow/Tuesday week (esp Brit) — morgen/Dienstag in einer Woche or in acht Tagen
or vacation (US) — ein einwöchiger/zweiwöchiger Urlaub
he works a 40-hour week — er hat eine Vierzigstundenwoche or 40-Stundenwoche
or vacation (US) — zwei Wochen Ferien
* * *a week, per week wöchentlich, die Woche;after weeks of speculation nach wochenlangen Spekulationen;week by week Woche für Woche;by the week wochenweise;for weeks wochenlang;week in, week out Woche für Woche;today week, this day weeka) heute in acht Tagen,b) heute vor acht Tagen;a) Montag in acht Tagen,b) Montag vor acht Tagen;wk abk1. week Wo.2. work* * *nounWoche, diehe was away for a week — er war [für] eine Woche weg
three times a week — dreimal die od. in der Woche
£40 a or per week — 40 Pfund die od. in der od. pro Woche
a week's leave/rest — eine Woche Urlaub/Pause
for several weeks — mehrere Wochen lang; wochenlang
once a week, every week — einmal die Woche od. in der Woche; einmal wöchentlich
in a week['s time] — in einer Woche
in two weeks[' time] — in zwei Wochen; in vierzehn Tagen
take a week's holiday — [sich (Dat.)] eine Woche Urlaub nehmen
from week to week, week by week — Woche für od. um Woche
a six-week[s]-old baby — ein sechs Wochen altes od. sechswöchiges Baby
a week [from] today/from or on Monday, today/Monday week — heute/Montag in einer Woche
a week ago today/Sunday — heute/Sonntag vor einer Woche
in or during the week — während der Woche
42-hour/five-day week — 42-Stunden-Woche, die/Fünftagewoche, die
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40 scarcity
nounscarcity of teachers — Lehrermangel, der
food scarcity — Lebensmittelknappheit, die
* * ** * *scar·city[ˈskeəsəti, AM ˈskersət̬i]\scarcity value Seltenheitswert m* * *['skɛəsnɪs] ['skɛəsItɪ]n(= shortage) Knappheit f; (= rarity) Seltenheit fbecause of the scarcity of talent among the singers/pupils — weil so wenige Sänger/Schüler wirklich begabt sind
his pictures are expensive because of their scarceness — seine Bilder sind teuer, weil es so wenige davon gibt
a scarcity of qualified people — ein Mangel m an qualifizierten Kräften
in times of scarcity — in schlechten Zeiten
there are many scarcities in wartime — in Kriegszeiten ist vieles knapp
* * *of an dat):there is a scarceness of es herrscht Mangel anb) Verknappung f2. (Hungers)Not f:3. Seltenheit f:scarceness value Seltenheitswert m* * *noun1) (short supply) Knappheit, die (of an + Dat.)scarcity of teachers — Lehrermangel, der
food scarcity — Lebensmittelknappheit, die
* * *n.Knappheit f.Mangel -¨ m.
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