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| Allg. |
wheel |
| Игорь Миг |
vagaries |
| fecht. |
transitions |
| Lit. Stil |
alterant |
| übertr. |
change (SirReal); shift (SirReal) |
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| Allg. |
alteration; move; intermission; interval; mutation; shift; reversal; reverse (к худшему); reaction; variation; pause; recreation (между уроками); transit; vicissitude; the turn of the tide; veer (во взглядах, намерениях и т.п.); space time (в школе Alexander Demidov); transformation (Ваня.В); chop; difference (iokha); A (сокр. от alteration Углов); break (between classes); relief; break time (Recess is a general term for a period in which a group of people are temporarily dismissed from their duties. In education, recess is the American term (known as break (break time) or playtime in the UK and Ireland), where it is a much smaller break period where students have a mid morning snack and play before having lunch after a few more lessons for a daily period, typically ten to thirty minutes, in elementary school where students are allowed to leave the school's interior to enter its adjacent outdoor playground, where they can play on recreational equipment, such as seesaws and swing sets, or engage in activities such as basketball, dodgeball or four square. Many middle schools also offer a recess to provide students with a sufficient opportunity to consume quick snacks, communicate with their peers, visit the restroom, study, and various other activities. WK Alexander Demidov); recess; turn; change; game-changer (This novel medication is a real game-changer in treatment. Andy); commutation; defeature (в лице); dislodgment (квартиры); diversification; interchangement; metamorphosis; phase; phasis; removal (квартиры, местожительства); revolution; turning; variance |
| Gruzovik |
inversion |
| Amerik. |
change of heart (предшествующего решения или мнения Val_Ships); recess (в школе; noon (little) recess – большая (маленькая) перемена Taras) |
| Astro. |
change (режима); modification (режима) |
| Ausbild. |
break |
| Film |
playtime |
| Ital., Mus. |
muta |
| Kommunik. |
change-over |
| Makarow. |
reversal (направления на обратное); the turn of the tide (к лучшему); turn of the tide (к лучшему); interval (между уроками); change (направления на обратное); transition (темы, настроения и т.п.) |
| Mar. |
course (блюд, кушанья) |
| Massenmed. |
color phase alternation |
| Math. |
permutation; interchange |
| Med. |
alternation |
| Polit. |
re-hatting (Kalyaguin) |
| sich. |
changeover |
| Slang. |
dead hour (в колледже) |
| Tech. |
changing |
| tenn. |
change (place or bail) |
| Textil |
shifting |
| umg. |
class break (между уроками Rust71); change-up (If you usually send emails, it's time to schedule a phone call or face-to-face meeting now. Likewise, if continued in-person requests are going unanswered, put it in writing and save a copy. A little change-up will yield big results. VLZ_58) |
| veralt. |
alternacy; immutation; intemperateness (погоды) |
| Wirtsch. |
switch; turn (в ч-либо); change (в ч-либо) |
| übertr. |
rotation |
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| Amerik. |
recess (в школе) |
