Перевод слова

Перевод: maintenance

[прилагательное]
ремонтный;
[существительное]
поддержание; сохранение; содержание; средства к существованию; алименты ; поддержка ; неправомерная поддержка одной из тяжущихся сторон; уход ; текущий ремонт; содержание в исправности; сопровождение; техобслуживание; обслуживание; эксплуатационные расходы; эксплуатация ; утверждение
[существительное]

Тезаурус:

1. After due consideration the Company levied high subscriptions on members to help with garden maintenance and decided to plant "Nectorines of all sorts, Peaches, Apricocks, Cherryes and Plumes", as well as herbs specifically for medicinal teaching.
2. Typically this would include internal decoration and repairs, plumbing, reglazing, simple electrical work, grounds maintenance and the provision of books and equipment.
3. Continued natural gas consumption growth depends on the maintenance of price levels well below oil.
4. In order for synergy to be achieved then three elements of team management need to be addressed: building, maintenance and review.
5. Maintenance Man
6. While the relative share of employment and social security benefits varied enormously from one country to another as sources of income for lone parents, maintenance payments generally contributed little to the income of lone parents, even if widows are excluded.
7. This is a response to sustainable management policies which encourage growth and entail the maintenance of forests, not at optimum timber volume but at optimum growth rates.
8. All the buildings were well constructed and with adequate maintenance would have been capable of surviving for many generations.
9. Maintenance in the Same should be problem-free.
10. Only six per cent of single mothers can rely on maintenance as their main source of income.
11. (Even so, it was still carrying out less than a fifth as many maintenance dredging programmes as the North-West and Thames Water Authorities.)
12. However, it goes further than that and implies a lack of awareness of the need for conservation, of future private benefits for individual households and the village (or larger local community) as a whole, leading to a failure to mobilise people to give their labour for construction (even when it will be paid for), for maintenance work, and for enforcement where discipline is required (to control lopping of small seedlings, to exclude livestock from reafforested and other areas and so on).
13. The overnight maintenance work on HSTs in particular deserves the award of many medals.