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1 подписать акт приёмки и сдачи в эксплуатацию
Construction: accept as commissioned and fully operationalУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подписать акт приёмки и сдачи в эксплуатацию
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2 хиркат ал-ирада
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3 Ч-136
ОТДАВАТЬ/ОТДАТЬ ЧЕСТЬ VP subj: human1. \Ч-136 кому to greet s.o. in a military fashion by raising one's right hand to the side of one's forehead or capX отдал честь Y-y - X saluted YX raised his hand in (a) salute.Они прошли мимо поста. Люсьен отдал честь (Эренбург 4). They passed a military post. Lucien saluted (4a).2. \Ч-136\Ч-136 кому to show s.o. one's full appreciation of his qualities, achievements etc: X отдал Y-y честь ' X paid (showed) honor to YX honored Y (in limited contexts) X gave Y credit.Тому, что Багратион выбран был героем в Москве, содействовало и то, что он не имел связей в Москве и был чужой. В лице его отдавалась честь боевому, простому, без связей и интриг, русскому солдату... (Толстой 5). And what was also conducive to his (Bagration s) being chosen as Moscow's hero was the fact that he had no connections in the city and was virtually a stranger there. In his person honor was paid to the simple combat soldier, unsupported by connections or intrigue... (5a).3. — чему humor to accept (and fully enjoy) some food or drink that is offered to oneX отдал честь Y-y » X did Y the honor of having someX did Y justice.Вообще-то я не пью, но не могу не отдать честь вашему коньяку. Generally I don't drink, but I certainly won't deny your brandy the honor of having some. -
4 отдавать честь
• ОТДАВАТЬ/ОТДАТЬ ЧЕСТЬ[VP; subj: human]=====1. отдавать честь кому to greet s.o. in a military fashion by raising one's right hand to the side of one's forehead or cap:- X raised his hand in (a) salute.♦ Они прошли мимо поста. Люсьен отдал честь (Эренбург 4). They passed a military post. Lucien saluted (4a).2. отдавать честь кому to show s.o. one's full appreciation of his qualities, achievements etc:- X honored Y;- [in limited contexts] X gave Y credit.♦ Тому, что Багратион выбран был героем в Москве, содействовало и то, что он не имел связей в Москве и был чужой. В лице его отдавалась честь боевому, простому, без связей и интриг, русскому солдату... (Толстой 5). And what was also conducive to his [Bagration's] being chosen as Moscow's hero was the fact that he had no connections in the city and was virtually a stranger there. In his person honor was paid to the simple combat soldier, unsupported by connections or intrigue... (5a).3. отдавать честь чему humor to accept (and fully enjoy) some food or drink that is offered to one:- X did Y justice.♦ Вообще-то я не пью, но не могу не отдать честь вашему коньяку. Generally I don't drink, but I certainly won't deny your brandy the honor of having some.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отдавать честь
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5 отдать честь
• ОТДАВАТЬ/ОТДАТЬ ЧЕСТЬ[VP; subj: human]=====1. отдать честь кому to greet s.o. in a military fashion by raising one's right hand to the side of one's forehead or cap:- X raised his hand in (a) salute.♦ Они прошли мимо поста. Люсьен отдал честь (Эренбург 4). They passed a military post. Lucien saluted (4a).2. отдать честь кому to show s.o. one's full appreciation of his qualities, achievements etc:- X honored Y;- [in limited contexts] X gave Y credit.♦ Тому, что Багратион выбран был героем в Москве, содействовало и то, что он не имел связей в Москве и был чужой. В лице его отдавалась честь боевому, простому, без связей и интриг, русскому солдату... (Толстой 5). And what was also conducive to his [Bagration's] being chosen as Moscow's hero was the fact that he had no connections in the city and was virtually a stranger there. In his person honor was paid to the simple combat soldier, unsupported by connections or intrigue... (5a).3. отдать честь чему humor to accept (and fully enjoy) some food or drink that is offered to one:- X did Y justice.♦ Вообще-то я не пью, но не могу не отдать честь вашему коньяку. Generally I don't drink, but I certainly won't deny your brandy the honor of having some.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > отдать честь
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6 полное страхование
Таким образом, если страхование актуарно справедливо, то принимающее решение лицо производит полное страхование. — Thus, if insurance is actuarially fair, the decision maker insures completely.
В доказательстве результата полного страхования используются условия первого порядка, что является поучительным, но вовсе не обязательным. — The proof of the complete insurance result uses first-order conditions, which is instructive but not really necessarily.
страхование, актуарно справедливое — actuarially fair insurance
При актуарно несправедливом страховании необходимо показать, что если q > π, то принимающее решение лицо не производит полного страхования (т.е., принимает некоторый риск). — If insurance is not actuarially fair, you are asked to show that if q > π, then the decision maker will not fully insure (i.e., will accept some risk).
Russian-English Dictionary "Microeconomics" > полное страхование
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