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Ориентировка | |
gen. | APB |
ориентировка | |
gen. | orientation; leads; suggestion |
cartogr. | setting |
geol. | orientation |
math. | arrangement |
профили | |
automat. | structural stock |
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orientation; leads (в смысле "подсказка", "направление приложения усилий", не узко специальный жаргон Баян); suggestion (Venita); bearings; finding; all points bulletin (рассылаемая по всей стране полицией с описанием примет разыскиваемого уголовного преступника; сокр. APB; тж. см. put out an APB on Taras); getting one’s bearings | |||
setting | |||
directionality | |||
understanding (of) | |||
orientation (кристаллов) | |||
trend (Leonid Dzhepko) | |||
understanding of (= ориентация | |||
an APB (информация о разыскиваемом преступнике essential information about a wanted criminal that is distributed by the militia; "all points bulletin") | |||
arrangement | |||
orientation (психическая функция, обеспечивающая осознание собственной личности и обстановки) | |||
signal (для агента разведки Киселев); briefing material; briefing; operations briefing; operational briefing | |||
orientation (прибора) | |||
alignment | |||
BOLO (на розыск DC); All Points Bulletin (на розыск DC); lookout (en.wikipedia.org/wiki/All-points_bulletin 4uzhoj); all-points bulletin (contains information about a wanted suspect, a person of interest or an item of interest, which police officers are in search for: The police issued an all-points bulletin with a thorough description of the missing person. Alex_Odeychuk) | |||
bolo (на розыск подозреваемого; тж. BOLO (Be On the Lookout): The BOLO is a search bullet which contains information about a wanted suspect or a person of interest Taras); all-ports (на розыск: 'Have you done an all-ports?' 'Yeah, his picture's being circulated this morning. We've put out a missing persons alert.' Abysslooker) | |||
make (The make didn't come through until after she was released – Ориентировка на нее пришла после того, как её выпустили VLZ_58) | |||
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APB (all points bulletin Lavrov) |
ориентировка : 211 phrases in 42 subjects |