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Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > allocate resources
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > allocate resources
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распределять ресурсы ;Англо-Русский словарь финансовых терминов > allocate resources
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Дипломатический термин: распределять ресурсы -
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8 to allocate resources
{to }allocate responsibilitiesEnglish-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to allocate resources
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9 to allocate resources
Fin. affecter/consacrer des ressourcesEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > to allocate resources
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English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > to allocate resources
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1. v предназначать, назначать; ассигновывать2. v распределять; отводить; размещатьto allocate tasks among human and automated components — определять, какие операции могут быть выполнены автоматами, а какие требуют участия человека
3. v книжн. устанавливать место, локализоватьСинонимический ряд:1. allot (verb) admeasure; allot; allow; appoint; appropriate; assign; budget; designate; earmark; give; lot; mete; mete out; portion; set apart2. apportion (verb) apportion; disperse; distributeАнтонимический ряд: -
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распределять; выделять; локализовать; предназначать; назначать; приписывать; присваивать -
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мн. средства, денежные средства - energy resources - capital resources - allocate resources - limited resources domestic resources efficient allocation of resources farm resources human and material resources idle resources cash resources home resources housing resources manpower resources mineral resources natural resources primary resources Способы bank's own ~ собственные денежные средства банка budgetary ~ бюджетные ресурсы capital ~ капитал компании capital ~ чистая стоимость капитала cash ~ сумма наличных денег Community ~ ресурсы Европейского экономического сообщества human ~ людские ресурсы;
наличная и потенциальная рабочая сила вместе взятые human ~ людские ресурсы information ~ вчт. информационные ресурсы investment fund ~ средства инвестиционного фонда liquid ~ ликвидные активы liquid ~ ликвидные ресурсы monetary ~ вчт. денежные ресурсы operating ~ производственные ресурсы own ~ собственные денежные средства own ~ собственные ресурсы resources банковские активы ~ вспомогательное средство ~ денежные средства ~ материальные запасы ~ природные богатства ~ ресурсы ~ средства существованияБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > resources
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English-Russian dictionary of Information technology > allocate
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распределять ; размещать ; выделять ; назначать ; ассигновать ; ? allocate markets ; ? allocate resources ; -
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v1) распределять, размещать2) выделять, назначать3) ассигновать, отчислять -
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The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > allocate
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allocate ['æləkeɪt](a) (assign → resources, money, capital, duties) affecter, attribuer (to à); (→ role, part) attribuer (to à); Stock Exchange (→ shares) attribuer, allouer (to à);∎ funds allocated to research des crédits affectés à la recherche;∎ 10 percent of profits are allocated to investment/advertising 10 pour cent des bénéfices ont été affectés aux investissements/à la publicité;∎ allocated budget enveloppe f budgétaire;∎ in the time allocated dans le temps ou le délai imparti;∎ you'll need to allocate your time carefully il va falloir que tu répartisses ton temps avec précaution(b) (share out) répartir, distribuer -
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allocate v 1. COMMS zuteilen, zuweisen (shares); 2. ECON umlegen, aufteilen, zuteilen, zuweisen, verteilen (funds, resources); 3. FIN bereitstellen, zuweisen, zuteilen, zumessen, gutschreiben (money, budget, duties; knappe Mittel); zuordnen, aufschlüsseln (cost); 4. GEN aufteilen, auferlegen, kontingentieren, vergeben (work); 5. LAW aufschlüsseln (classify) -
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