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1 Very-Near-Real-Time
Abbreviation: VNRTУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > Very-Near-Real-Time
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2 Б-157
ПОД БОКОМ (ПОД БОКОМ) (у кого) coll PrepP these forms only adv or subj-compl with copula ( subj: concr, a geographical name, a noun denoting an organization etc, or human) very near, in immediate proximityclose (near) at hand(right) close by nearby (near by) (in limited contexts) right there (here) in s.o. 's immediate neighborhood just (right) around the corner (right) at s.o. fe side (right) under s.o. 's nose at (on) s.o. Ts doorstep....Стрелецкая слобода была у него под боком и он мог прибыть туда через полчаса (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....The Musketeers District was right close by and he could have been there in half an hour (1a).Тем была люба война на восстании, что под боком у каждого бойца был родимый курень. Надоедало ходить в заставы и секреты, надоедало в разъездах мотаться по буграм и перевалам, - казак отпрашивался у сотенного, ехал домой... (Шолохов 4). The one good thing about the insurgent war was that every Cossack had a home near by. When he grew tired of outpost duty or riding on patrol over hill and dale, he could ask permission of his squadron commander and go home... (4a)..При нужде можно весь урожай одним мешком перетаскать -огород под боком... (Распутин 4)....If you had to you could drag the entire harvest in one sack - for the garden was right there... (4a)....Никак нельзя допустить, что господин Ратабон по рассеянности не заметил, что под боком у него играют актёры... (Булгаков 5). It surely cannot be assumed that Monsieur Ratabon had absent-mindedly failed to notice the actors playing in his immediate neighborhood... (5a).Приятно, в самом деле, иметь у себя под боком подземный мраморный дворец (Аксёнов 6). It really is very pleasant to have one's own subterranean marble palace just around the corner (6a).Всё ясно: Сталин хочет забрать его (Кирова) из Ленинграда, хочет иметь его под боком в Москве, хочет полного подчинения (Рыбаков 2). It was quite clear: Stalin wanted him (Kirov) out of Leningrad, he wanted him at his side in Moscow where he could keep him under full control (2a).Он опасался поначалу, не окажется ли его будущий зять с завихрениями, с интеллигентскими выкрутасами. Только такого ему не хватало под боком! (Ерофеев 3). ( context transl) Не had been worried at first that his future son-in-law would turn out to be one of those weird types with intellectual pretensions. That was all he needed—one of those right in his own family! (3a). -
3 под боком
[PrepP; these forms only; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr, a geographical name, a noun denoting an organization etc, or human]=====⇒ very near, in immediate proximity:- [in limited contexts] right there (here);- in s.o.'s immediate neighborhood;- (right) at s.o.'s side;- (right) under s.o.'s nose;- at (on) s.o.Ts doorstep.♦...Стрелецкая слобода была у него под боком и он мог прибыть туда через полчаса (Салтыков-Щедрин 1)....The Musketeers District was right close by and he could have been there in half an hour (1a).♦ Тем была люба война на восстании, что под боком у каждого бойца был родимый курень. Надоедало ходить в заставы и секреты, надоедало в разъездах мотаться по буграм и перевалам, - казак отпрашивался у сотенного, ехал домой... (Шолохов 4). The one good thing about the insurgent war was that every Cossack had a home near by. When he grew tired of outpost duty or riding on patrol over hill and dale, he could ask permission of his squadron commander and go home... (4a).♦...При нужде можно весь урожай одним мешком перетаскать - огород под боком... (Распутин 4)....If you had to you could drag the entire harvest in one sack - for the garden was right there... (4a).♦...Никак нельзя допустить, что господин Ратабон по рассеянности не заметил, что под боком у него играют актёры... (Булгаков 5). It surely cannot be assumed that Monsieur Ratabon had absent-mindedly failed to notice the actors playing in his immediate neighborhood... (5a).♦ Приятно, в самом деле, иметь у себя под боком подземный мраморный дворец (Аксёнов 6). It really is very pleasant to have one's own subterranean marble palace just around the corner (6a).♦ Всё ясно: Сталин хочет забрать его [Кирова] из Ленинграда, хочет иметь его под боком в Москве, хочет полного подчинения (Рыбаков 2). It was quite clear: Stalin wanted him [Kirov] out of Leningrad, he wanted him at his side in Moscow where he could keep him under full control (2a).♦ Он опасался поначалу, не окажется ли его будущий зять с завихрениями, с интеллигентскими выкрутасами. Только такого ему не хватало под боком! (Ерофеев 3). [context transl] He had been worried at first that his future son-in-law would turn out to be one of those weird types with intellectual pretensions. That was ail he needed - one of those right in his own family! (3a).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > под боком
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4 П-376
НА ПОРОГЕ lit PrepP Invar1. \П-376 чего (the resulting PrepP is adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: human or collect)) in the period or stage immediately preceding sth.: on the threshold (the verge, the brink) ofна пороге смерти = at deathfc door.Абрам Менделевич стал ему рассказывать, что мы находимся «на пороге открытия новой науки»... (Копелев 1). Abram Mendelevich began telling him that we were "on the threshold of discovering a new science..." (1a).(Андрей:) Итак, Кавалеров, мы находимся на пороге великих событий (Олеша 6). (A.:) So, Kavalerov, we're on the verge of great things, eh? (6a).2. ( subj-compl with бытье, стоять ( subj: abstr)) very near, very soon to comeX на пороге = X is very close (near) at handX is right on the doorstep X is just (a)round the corner X is (knocking) at s.o. (the) door.Потеплело, растаял снег - весна была на пороге. It got warmer and the snow melted-spring was just around the corner. -
5 Ш-12
В ДВУХ (В ТРЁХ, В НЕСКОЛЬКИХ) ШАГАХ (от кого-чего) coll PrepP these forms only adv or subj-compl with copula ( subj: concr) fixed WOvery close (to s.o. or sth.), very nearwithin a stoned throw ofa stoned throw away (away from, from) two (a few) steps away (away from, from) within a few steps no distance at all right (just) near here (there etc) right (just) around the corner.Я... даже в Историческом музее, в двух шагах от Кремля работал... (Солженицын 2). I was able...even to work in the Historical Museum, a stone's throw from the Kremlin (2a).«Там Безбородкин сад... Нева в двух шагах, свой огород — ни пыли, ни духоты!» (Гончаров 1). There you would have the Bezborodkin Park, you'd be...two steps from the Neva, have your own kitchen garden-and no dust, none of that oppressive heat!" (1b).«Знаете ли что? Пойдёмте теперь к ней все вместе. Она живёт отсюда в двух шагах» (Тургенев 2). "Do you know what? Let's all go to call on her now, together. She lives just near here" (2e). -
6 на пороге
• НА ПОРОГЕ lit[PrepP; Invar]=====⇒ in the period or stage immediately preceding sth.:- on the threshold (the verge, the brink) of;♦ Абрам Менделевич стал ему рассказывать, что мы находимся "на пороге открытия новой науки"... (Копелев 1). Abram Mendelevich began telling him that we were uon the threshold of discovering a new science..." (1a).♦ [Андрей:] Итак, Кавалеров, мы находимся на пороге великих событий (Олеша 6). [A.:] So, Kavalerov, we're on the verge of great things, eh? (6a).2. [subj-compl with быть, стоять (subj: abstr)]⇒ very near, very soon to come:- X is (knocking) at s.o.'s (the) door.♦ Потеплело, растаял снег - весна была на пороге. It got warmer and the snow melted-spring was just around the comer.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на пороге
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7 в двух шагах
• В ДВУХ <B ТРЕХ, В НЕСКОЛЬКИХ> ШАГАХ (от кого-чего) coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr); fixed WO]=====⇒ very close (to s.o. or sth.), very near:- a stoned throw away <away from, from>;- two < a few> steps away <away from, from>;- right < just> near here <there etc>;- right < just> around the corner.♦ Я... даже в Историческом музее, в двух шагах от Кремля работал... (Солженицын 2). I was able...even to work in the Historical Museum, a stone's throw from the Kremlin (2a).♦ "Там Безбородкин сад... Нева в двух шагах, свой огород - ни пыли, ни духоты!" (Гончаров 1). 'There you would have the Bezborodkin Park; you'd be...two steps from the Neva, have your own kitchen garden-and no dust, none of that oppressive heat!" (1b).♦ "Знаете ли что? Пойдёмте теперь к ней все вместе. Она живёт отсюда в двух шагах" (Тургенев 2). "Do you know what? Let's all go to call on her now, together. She lives just near here" (2e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в двух шагах
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8 в нескольких шагах
• В ДВУХ <B ТРЕХ, В НЕСКОЛЬКИХ> ШАГАХ (от кого-чего) coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr); fixed WO]=====⇒ very close (to s.o. or sth.), very near:- a stoned throw away <away from, from>;- two < a few> steps away <away from, from>;- right < just> near here <there etc>;- right < just> around the corner.♦ Я... даже в Историческом музее, в двух шагах от Кремля работал... (Солженицын 2). I was able...even to work in the Historical Museum, a stone's throw from the Kremlin (2a).♦ "Там Безбородкин сад... Нева в двух шагах, свой огород - ни пыли, ни духоты!" (Гончаров 1). 'There you would have the Bezborodkin Park; you'd be...two steps from the Neva, have your own kitchen garden-and no dust, none of that oppressive heat!" (1b).♦ "Знаете ли что? Пойдёмте теперь к ней все вместе. Она живёт отсюда в двух шагах" (Тургенев 2). "Do you know what? Let's all go to call on her now, together. She lives just near here" (2e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в нескольких шагах
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9 в трех шагах
• В ДВУХ <B ТРЕХ, В НЕСКОЛЬКИХ> ШАГАХ (от кого-чего) coll[PrepP; these forms only; adv or subj-compl with copula (subj: concr); fixed WO]=====⇒ very close (to s.o. or sth.), very near:- a stoned throw away <away from, from>;- two < a few> steps away <away from, from>;- right < just> near here <there etc>;- right < just> around the corner.♦ Я... даже в Историческом музее, в двух шагах от Кремля работал... (Солженицын 2). I was able...even to work in the Historical Museum, a stone's throw from the Kremlin (2a).♦ "Там Безбородкин сад... Нева в двух шагах, свой огород - ни пыли, ни духоты!" (Гончаров 1). 'There you would have the Bezborodkin Park; you'd be...two steps from the Neva, have your own kitchen garden-and no dust, none of that oppressive heat!" (1b).♦ "Знаете ли что? Пойдёмте теперь к ней все вместе. Она живёт отсюда в двух шагах" (Тургенев 2). "Do you know what? Let's all go to call on her now, together. She lives just near here" (2e).Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > в трех шагах
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10 он чуть не погубил себя
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > он чуть не погубил себя
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11 Р-339
РУКОЙ ПОДАТЬ coll VP infin only usu. impers predic less often, subj-compl with copula fixed WO1. - (от чего до чего) (when used as subj-compl, subj: a geographical name or a noun denoting a specific site or location) (some place is) very close by, a short distance away: (от X-a) до Y-a рукой подать = it's (just) a stoned throw (from X) to YY is (just (within)) a stoned throw from X Y is (itfs) (just) a stoned throw away Y is within spitting distance of X.«Поедем к ореху, а там и до Сандро рукой подать», -сказал Махты (Искандер 3). "Let's go to the walnut tree, it's just a stone's throw from there to Sandro's," Makhty said (3a).2. \Р-339 (до чего) (when used as subj-compl, subj: a noun denoting an important event, holiday, season, month etc) some event (holiday etc) is very near in time, soon to come: до X-a рукой подать - X is close (near) at handX is just around the corner.До праздников рукой подать, пора начинать готовиться. The holidays are just around the corner. It's time to start preparing for them. -
12 рукой подать
• РУКОЙ ПОДАТЬ coll[VP; infin only; usu. impers predic; less often, subj-compl with copula; fixed WO]=====1. рукой подать (от чего до чего) [when used as subj-compl, subj: a geographical name or a noun denoting a specific site or location]⇒ (some place is) very close by, a short distance away:- Y is (just < within>) a stoned throw from X;- Y is within spitting distance of X.♦ "Поедем к ореху, а там и до Сандро рукой подать", - сказал Махты (Искандер 3). "Let's go to the walnut tree, it's just a stone's throw from there to Sandro's," Makhty said (3a).2. рукой подать (до чего) [when used as subj-compl, subj: a noun denoting an important event, holiday, season, month etc]⇒ some event (holiday etc) is very near in time, soon to come:- X is just around the corner.♦ До праздников рукой подать, пора начинать готовиться. The holidays are just around the corner. It's time to start preparing for them.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > рукой подать
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13 недалёкий
1. near, not far off; ( короткий) short2. ( близкий по времени) nearв недалёком прошлом — not long ago, in recent times, in the recent past
в недалёком будущем — in the near, или not distant, future
3. ( глуповатый) none too clever, dull-witted, not bright♢
он недалёк от истины — he is very near the truth, he is not far off the mark -
14 недалёкий
1) ( о расстоянии) near, not far off; ( короткий) shortнедалёкое путеше́ствие — short journey
на недалёком расстоя́нии — at a short distance
2) ( близкий по времени) nearв недалёком про́шлом — not long ago, in recent times, in the recent past
в недалёком бу́дущем — in the near / not-so-distant future
3) ( глуповатый) none too clever, dull-witted, not bright••он недалёк от и́стины — he is very near the truth, he is not far off the mark
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15 недалекий
(недалёкий)прил.1) near(by), close; short; not far (off)он недалек от истины — he is very near the truth, he is not far off the mark
2) ( близкий по времени)recent; near3) ( глуповатый)dull(-witted), stupid; not bright -
16 Д-44
НА ДВОРЁ PrepP Invar1.advoutside of a building, in the openoutsideoutdoors out-of-doors.Пьер поспешно оделся и выбежал на крыльцо. На дворе было ясно, свежо, росисто и весело (Толстой 6). Pierre hastily dressed and ran out to the porch. Outside it was fresh and dewy, a bright, clear day (6a).2. collsubj-compl with бытье ( subj: usu. a noun denoting a season, month, part of a day etc)) sth. is soon to come, very nearX на дворе - X is close (near) at handiCs almost X X is coming up X is just (right) around the corner. -
17 на дворе
• НА ДВОРЕ[PrepP; Invar]=====1. [adv]⇒ outside of a building, in the open:- outside;- outdoors;- out-of-doors.♦ Пьер поспешно оделся и выбежал на крыльцо. На дворе было ясно, свежо, росисто и весело (Толстой 6). Pierre hastily dressed and ran out to the porch. Outside it was fresh and dewy, a bright, clear day (6a).2. coll [subj-compl with быть (subj: usu. a noun denoting a season, month, part of a day etc)]⇒ sth. is soon to come, very near:- X is just (right) around the corner.Большой русско-английский фразеологический словарь > на дворе
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18 близкий
Близкий к (в пространстве)A probe may be used to determine the instantaneous flow direction in a thin layer of fluid very near a wall.One of the major features was the performance of the scheduled tests at near-resonance conditions. (... в условиях, близких к резонансу)The larger wire is heated to create a wake in the layer of air close to the wall.Близкий по-- Within a given class of material similar in composition, wear resistance can often be related to hardness.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > близкий
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19 зависеть
Зависеть от (числа Рэлея)-- The natural length scale was Rayleigh number dependent. Зависеть от (мнения)-- The question of what is a stable flame is very subject to the opinion and experience of the test operator. зависеть от -- to depend on, to rely on, to rely upon; to respond to; to be dependent on, to be contingent on (upon); to be...-dependent, to be... -specific; to be a function of, to be a matter of; to be affected by, to be influenced by, to be governed by; to be subject to; to be sensitive toThe solubility of an alkali metal silicate depends on the ratio of silica to alkali metal oxide.The success of the stress-analysis method relies on stress and deformation details very near the crack tip.Tool life was found to respond to the tempering temperature.Contingent residual stresses are those stresses that are contingent on (or subject to) the coexistence of the source from which they are derived.The recommendation was contingent upon further development efforts.The abrasive wear mechanism is also temperature-dependent (... зависит от температуры).Many inferences are context-specific (Многие выводы зависят от контекста).The position of start of transition from a laminar to a turbulent boundary layer is affected by turbulence intensity.This long term wear rate is governed by engine design, ring and linear materials and, of course, lubrication.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > зависеть
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20 недостаточно исследован
•The mechanism of the process is as yet imperfectly (or little) understood.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > недостаточно исследован
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