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patent. |
special (отметка на заявке, дающая ей ход вне очереди) |
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timed; emergent; express; exigent; rush; fixed; time-urgent; bailout; crash; immediate; prompt; of top priority (о задаче и т. п.); clamorous; imperative; time urgent; drastic; extreme; dire (cognachennessy); time pressing (MichaelBurov); time-pressing (MichaelBurov); urgent; due; expedite; terminable (действующий в течение определенного срока); pressing; necessitous (В.И.Макаров); expedited (If the current sewing speed is slow for you, you can order expedited sewing in few days for additional fees.); high-urgency (Ремедиос_П) |
Gruzovik |
periodic; for a fixed period |
antic. |
expirable |
astron., inf. |
hot |
banc. |
forward; premium |
contr. |
instant |
derech. |
dues |
econ. |
future |
electr. |
imminent |
equip. |
time-critical |
fin. |
futures |
Gruzovik, corr. |
high-priority |
IT |
expedited (о приоритете блока) |
jur. |
terminal |
logíst. |
rush |
makár. |
acute (о мед. помощи); crash (о мероприятии); of top priority (о задаче и т.п.); stringent |
mecán. |
crunch |
med. |
acute (о медицинской помощи); emergency |
mil., avia. |
expedited |
mil., tec. |
posting |
negoc. |
expeditious |
náut. |
hurry |
polít. |
time-sensitive (более детальный срочный анализ по отдельным проблемам для высшего руководства – "more focused, time-sensitive analysis for the most senior decision makers " Jmcvay) |
progr. |
time-bound (ssn) |
práct. |
at a fixed date; with a time limit set |
publ. |
of high priority |
sociol. |
fixed-term (договор) |
tec. |
routine |
vulg. |
smoking (особ. в плане секса) |
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negoc. |
express delivery (AronDonDon) |
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recurs. |
time critical |
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gen. |
immediate (message precedence designation) |
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serv. |
expedited (штамп 4uzhoj) |
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gen. |
promptly; with expedition; express; without delay (Liv Bliss); in short order (Liv Bliss); on a rush basis (VLZ_58); with urgency (Ремедиос_П); in a hurry (I'm in Langley. I need help. Could you make it out here in a hurry? -- Ты можешь срочно приехать? ART Vancouver); urgently; exigently (urgently; pressingly 'More); pressingly ('More); termly; emergently (Such a patient should be emergently taken to the operating room. I. Havkin) |
Gruzovik |
badly (urgently); quickly |
Игорь Миг |
in a fast-track manner; expeditiously |
amer. |
on short notice (Do you have adequate means of transportation to get to work on time each day and when asked to report on short notice during normal working hours?) |
chat., corr. |
ASAP (в опред. контекстах: Tom, if you're reading this, call me ASAP. 4uzhoj) |
ferroc. |
at an early date |
idiom. |
urgently needed (Yeldar Azanbayev) |
inf. |
on the double (She wants to see you in her office on the double. Enrica) |
lat. |
cito |
mat. |
immediately |
medios. |
breaking (в новостных сообщениях) например: BREAKING: President Trump says he'll declare national emergency. 4uzhoj) |
náut. |
prompt |
teng. |
as soon as possible |
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Ruso tesauro |
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abrev. |
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