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possibility; capability; capacity; alternative; feasibility; chance; occasion; opportunity; resource; room; position; facility (обыкн. pl); opening; eventuality; fear (чего-либо нежелательного); contingency; modality; potentiality; to someone the chance кому-либо; faculty (Victor Parno); look-in; affordance (rsuvorovus); look in; virtuality; freedom (Возможность возложения обязанностей на = The freedom to assign duties to. Each church should have the freedom to assign duties to its leaders in accordance with local needs, and they should have the freedom to use whatever term ... Alexander Demidov); prospect of/that (the possibility that something will happen • ~ (of something/of doing something) There is no immediate prospect of peace. • A place in the semi-finals is in prospect (= likely to happen). • ~ (that…) There's a reasonable prospect that his debts will be paid. OALD Alexander Demidov); prospects (the possibility of being successful, especially at work: " She's hoping the course will improve her career prospects. " Prospects of/for (= opportunities for) employment remain bleak for most people in the area. CALD Alexander Demidov); pot luck; attribute (tavost); turn; potential; prospect (cognachennessy); likely to (rustemur); do; done; feasibleness; length; credibility; leverage (buhlerav); means; resources |
| abbr. |
oppty |
| austral., slang |
crack |
| automat. |
feature |
| busin. |
risk |
| comp. |
probability; functionality (However, Windows 2000 does not include the functionality to generate a random password. zeev); facility |
| comp., MS |
capability (A value that developers specify in the app manifest for their Windows Store apps. Windows Store apps use capabilities to declare that the app requires programmatic access to protected user resources, such as the Pictures library, or connected devices, such as a webcam); feature (A set of software functionality designed to solve a specific problem or to provide a new functionality to the user); opportunity (A potential revenue-generating event, or sale to an account, that needs to be tracked through a sales process to completion) |
| dipl. |
wind |
| econ. |
consequence; occurrence (осуществления, реализации) |
| electr.eng. |
intrigue (The intrigue of processing data in parallel and in real-time has captured imagination and tapped the inventiveness of many researchers – Мысль о возможности параллельной обработки данных в реальном времени овладела умами многих исследователей и побудила их проявить максимальную изобретательность. Maeldune) |
| fig. |
headroom (Ремедиос_П) |
| Gruzovik, scient. |
capa (capability) |
| idiom. |
window of opportunity (This area of Montana is one of those special places, but we need your help to act quickly before the window of opportunity closes forever. – пока эта возможность ещё не утрачена навсегда
4uzhoj) |
| inf. |
potluck; break; shot (шанс. it's a tough one, but you still got a shot Damirules); opp (сокращение от "opportunity" maximrrrr) |
| IT |
admissibility; special feature |
| law |
avenue (e.g., ... lack of any avenue for Mr. XXX to institute proceedings before a court to challenge the legality of ... Ying) |
| Makarov. |
ability (на данный момент в отличие от потенциальной способности); capability (потенциальная); convenience; potency; way out; availability |
| med. |
scope |
| oil |
capability (напр., ремонта); productivity |
| patents. |
power |
| polit. |
window (W. for negotiations –  goo.gl Artjaazz) |
| progr. |
way (ssn) |
| psychol. |
posse |
| scottish |
ettle (chiefly (and now only) Scottish, Irish English (northern), and English regional (northern) after Middle English Taras) |
| seism. |
contigency |
| slang |
cut; break (добиться чего-то); go; whack |
| tech. |
ability |
| telecom. |
resilience (установления соединения) |
| uncom. |
contingent (какого-либо события в будущем; см. contingency) |
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solutions (apris-catol); scope (для передвижения, действий, мысли и т. п.); vista; capabilities (неиспользованные, потенциальные); capability; possibility; provisions (kopeika); power (совершать какие-либо действия A.Rezvov); strength (контекстуально: strength of our global network sankozh) |
| Gruzovik |
means |
| busin. |
scope of (smth) |
| comp. |
user options |
| comp., MS |
Opportunities Referred By (A field that holds the name of the person who provided the opportunity) |
| ecol. |
potential |
| econ. |
possibilities; the room for (чего-либо A.Rezvov) |
| el. |
mean |
| fig. |
irons in the fire (Баян); fora (Bratets) |
| IT |
facilities; resources; performance capabilities (напр., схемы); experience (доступные пользователю A.Rezvov) |
| law |
facility |
| Makarov. |
opportunities; potentialities |
| math. |
potentials |
| media. |
capacity; tradeoff |
| mil. |
capabilities |
| progr. |
fitness (ssn); ability (ssn); topics (ssn); room (ssn) |
| publ.util. |
capabilities (напр., машины) |
| robot. |
budgets |
| seism. |
resource |
| tech. |
performance capabilities (напр., системы); capacity (функциональные); features (astrsk) |
| transp. |
performance capabilities (напр. схемы) |
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capabilities |
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| avia. |
potential |
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opportunity |
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VPN capability (ssn) |
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place |
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IP capability (ssn) |
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xml capability (ssn) |
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plug-n-play capabilities (ssn) |
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| qual.cont. |
capability (системы) |
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| comp. |
option |
| robot. |
option (факультативная) |
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options (Yanamahan) |
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option |
