situation(circumstances; a state of affairs); state; angle; context; predicament; picture(ssn); place; matters(Stas-Soleil); climate; things(Putin might nevertheless accept these risks and costs in individual limited attacks, particularly those that offer him reliable ways to stop his advances and declare victory early on if things appear likely to go poorly for him.igisheva); thing(...with rectangles we had a specifically dedicated function which only serves for rectangular shapes; with paths, the thing is a bit different.bojana); dynamic(I think the same dynamic exists within the elite of every culture. Boris Gorelik); setting(A third paper shows that it is possible, at least in some settings, to achieve high retention rates in cohort studies of high risk groups. • What would you do in a setting when a resident is upset about a late fee?4uzhoj); pattern(Nrml Kss); plane of site; arrangement(The same holds for parents who hold title to their adult children’s home because they co-signed their mortgage. It’s an arrangement that’s becoming increasingly common as first-time home buyers struggle to qualify for a mortgage on their own amid high interest rates. (Globe and Mail)ART Vancouver); case
matter at hand(Sheriff's Cpl. Jay Brett secured the use of a mini barge and was able to retrieve the item, which turned out to be a discarded mannequin hand. "We are ready for every matter at hand," the post said. -- Мы готовы к любой ситуацииupi.comART Vancouver)
matter(the matter becomes more complicated – ситуация (положение, дело) усложняетсяStas-Soleil); circumstance(Live auditions are preferred; however, high quality recordings will be accepted in circumstances where it is impossible for the applicant to audition live.I. Havkin); scenario(But UralSib has forecasted that in an international scenario of slow growth, the Russian economy will only expand 3.7 percent next year – and if the world enters a deep recession and oil prices fall below $40 a barrel, the Russian economy will contract 5.6 percent.Alexander Demidov); set-up(an arrangement)
dealio(from English deal (Old English dǣl, "part, portion," from Proto-Germanic dailiz, "division, share," from Proto-Indo-European dail-, "to divide") + -io, a playful suffix likely from African-American Vernacular English (AAVE) or 1990s hip-hop culture, adding a casual, rhythmic flair (cf. coolio). Emerged in late 20th-century American slang, popularized through hip-hop and media (e.g., The Fresh Prince of Bel-Air), meaning "the situation" or "what's going on." • What’s the dealio with the festival tickets? Sold out or still some left? • So, what’s the dealio with this new streaming show? Is it worth binging (binge-watching) or just hype?Taras)
collinsdictionary.com dzenkor); sitch (What's the sitch? 