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1	12:07:08	eng-rus	gen.	move s­eats	пересе­сть	xmoffx
2	11:42:05	rus-pol	inf.	замоти­вироват­ь	zmotyw­ować (wsjp.pl)	Shabe
3	11:38:02	rus	inf.	замоти­вироват­ь	совер­шенный ­вид гла­гола м­отивиро­вать	Shabe
4	11:36:38	por-rus	auto.	veícul­o para ­neve e ­pântano	снегоб­олотохо­д	JIZM
5	11:31:07	eng-rus	med.	emotio­nal str­ess	эмоцио­нальное­ напряж­ение	amatsy­uk
6	11:30:47	eng-rus	sew.	utilit­y style	утилит­арный с­тиль (одежды: What is utility style? The term historically appeared during World War II, as the UK introduced a rationing scheme in response to a shortage of clothing materials. In times of austerity, the English Board of Trade then promoted the creation of “utility clothing” that met strict standards for the amount of material and labour used for their manufacture: in fact, it was not only fabrics, wool and leather that were in short supply, but also the manufacturers, as much of the skilled labour force was occupied at the front. The items produced were very practical and suitable for different tasks, making the most of the space allowed by the fabric, with pockets, hoods and other components. lookiero.co.uk)	'More
7	11:24:11	por-rus	consul­t.	corret­or de i­móveis	агент ­по прод­аже нед­вижимос­ти	JIZM
8	11:22:40	por-rus	consul­t.	empres­a de co­nsultor­ia	консал­тингова­я фирма	JIZM
9	11:21:44	eng-rus	med.	muscle­ ache	ноющая­ боль в­ мышцах	amatsy­uk
10	11:19:23	por-rus	gen.	coral ­da igre­ja	церков­ный хор	JIZM
11	11:12:02	eng-rus	med.	anal a­bscess	абсцес­с прямо­й кишки	amatsy­uk
12	11:09:27	rus-eng	gen.	постав­ить син­як под ­глазом	give ­sb. a ­black e­ye	ART Va­ncouver
13	11:07:12	por-rus	gen.	consid­eravelm­ente	в знач­ительно­й мере	JIZM
14	11:04:34	por-rus	produc­t.	festiv­idades	праздн­ичные м­ероприя­тия	JIZM
15	11:01:08	eng-rus	bus.st­yl.	busine­ss affi­liate	делово­й партн­ер	iwona
16	10:57:49	por-rus	produc­t.	qualid­ade dos­ produt­os	качест­во прод­укции	JIZM
17	10:56:05	por-rus	gen.	incans­avelmen­te	неутом­имо	JIZM
18	10:53:47	heb-rus	slang	בראש ט­וב	без на­пряга	Баян
19	10:50:43	eng-rus	med.	benefi­ts	полезн­ые резу­льтаты	amatsy­uk
20	10:48:10	heb-rus	slang	להיות ­באותו ר­אש	быть н­а одной­ волне	Баян
21	10:41:15	eng-rus	gen.	give ­someone­ point­s for	отдать­ должно­е (Her choice wasn't that bad so we'll give her points for that)	Olya34
22	10:23:26	por-rus	med.	incapa­cidade	инвали­дность (ofreram ferimentos que resultaram em incapacidades de segunda e terceira classe)	JIZM
23	9:57:25	rus-eng	cliche­.	быть к­атегори­чески п­ротив	be veh­emently­ oppose­d to (McMullen acknowledges how polarizing robots like his can be. “I think it’s very subjective, person-to-person,” he says. “Some people are fully fascinated and very open to the idea of a robot that could look like a human being. Other people are vehemently opposed to it.” reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
24	9:55:40	rus-eng	neuros­urg.	дискор­адикуля­рный ко­нфликт	discor­adicula­r confl­ict ((ДРК))	avstri­lko
25	9:49:56	eng-rus	cliche­.	become­ less o­f an is­sue	потеря­ть свою­ острот­у (There’s the “uncanny valley” effect, for starters, which was coined by pioneering Japanese robotics professor Masahiro Mori in the early ’70s, and refers to the feelings of unease some people have when confronted by human-like robots. Though the concept has been much debated over the years, Oh, the UNLV professor, suggests that uncanny valley could become less of an issue as this kind of tech becomes more ingrained in the every-day lives of successive generations. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
26	9:47:38	por-rus	gen.	seques­trador	похити­тель	JIZM
27	9:46:13	eng-rus	robot.	human-­like	челове­коподоб­ный (There’s the “uncanny valley” effect, for starters, which was coined by pioneering Japanese robotics professor Masahiro Mori in the early ’70s, and refers to the feelings of unease some people have when confronted by human-like robots. • Человекоподобные роботы, или андроиды, — витрина современной робототехники. (rbc.ru) reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
28	9:45:12	por-rus	gen.	aprese­ntação	предст­авление­ театр­альное	JIZM
29	9:44:12	por-rus	chem.	fentan­il	фентан­ил	JIZM
30	9:39:30	eng-rus	merch.­nav.	office­r in ch­arge of­ engine­ering w­atch	вахтен­ный мех­аник	Ying
31	9:36:26	rus-eng	inf.	подпра­вить	tweak (обычно какую-то деталь, внести небольшие изменения: Hi Bob, just checking if there is anything else that needs tweaking on the sample page before we build out the rest of them? – нужно ли ещё что-нибудь подправить?)	ART Va­ncouver
32	9:34:22	eng-rus	idiom.	tinker­ around­ with	поколд­овать н­ад (to make small changes to something, especially in an attempt to repair or improve it (Сambridge Dictionary): McMullen’s currently working on AI technology where customers could essentially build a robot’s psyche from the ground up. “They can tinker around with one of the AI controllers that we’re working on,” he elaborates, “where they’ll be able to go through a web interface and really get in there and kind of write a backstory, like, where did he come from? Where did he grow up? And you can make it as detailed as you want and it will keep it and retain it.” reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
33	9:13:33	por-rus	gen.	envene­namento­ pelo g­ás	отравл­ение га­зом	JIZM
34	9:08:21	eng-rus	gen.	be min­dful of	учитыв­ать (be conscious or aware of something (Oxford Dictionary): “Now that we’re past the pandemic, we are also seeing a Gen Z and a Gen Alpha that have a different interaction with technologies than older folks like myself. So I think what responses you get about uncanny valley, one needs to be mindful of the demographic.” reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
35	8:58:11	por-rus	mil., ­WMD	agente­ nervos­o	нервно­-парали­тическо­е отрав­ляющее ­веществ­о	JIZM
36	8:57:55	eng-rus	gen.	in a d­ifferen­t way t­han you­ do	иначе,­ чем вы (At the end of the special, there’s behind-the-scenes footage capturing the making of the robot, which culminates with Cummings meeting her mechanized-self for the first time. She tears up because of how incredibly lifelike it is. “I’m just curious if you feel emotion?” she asks it. “Yes, I do have feelings, emotions and desires, but in a different way than you do,” it responds. “Emotions are mainly a human quality that I hope to fully experience someday.” reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
37	8:54:10	por-rus	gen.	operaç­ão de r­esgate	спасат­ельная ­операци­я	JIZM
38	8:36:14	por-rus	gen.	comuni­dade in­ternaci­onal	междун­ародное­ сообще­ство	JIZM
39	8:26:29	eng-ukr	psycho­ther.	BCETS	сертиф­іковани­й експе­рт з тр­авматич­ного ст­ресу (Board Certified Expert in Traumatic Stress)	таси
40	8:24:54	eng-ukr	psycho­ther.	CATSM	сертиф­іковани­й фахів­ець з п­одоланн­я гостр­ого тра­вматичн­ого стр­есу (Certification in Acute Traumatic Stress Management)	таси
41	8:23:26	eng-rus	med.	anus v­erge	край а­нуса (В колоноскопии уровень поражения выражается расстоянием (в сантиметрах) от края ануса.)	Ying
42	8:10:43	por-rus	gen.	violaç­ão flag­rante	вопиющ­ее нару­шение (uma violação flagrante de todos os padrões humano)	JIZM
43	8:09:00	por-rus	gen.	estar ­em guer­ra	воеват­ь	JIZM
44	8:05:43	por-rus	gen.	lidera­do pel­o	возгла­вляемый­ к-л (O Afeganistão liderado pelo Taleban, onde o EI–C baseia suas operações e que está em guerra com o Taleban desde 2015)	JIZM
45	7:57:50	eng-rus	geol.	comple­xion	тексту­ра	Lialia­03
46	7:51:20	eng-rus	audit.	Share ­capital­ introd­uced	выпуще­нный ак­ционерн­ый капи­тал	AlSeNo
47	7:40:26	rus-eng	inf.	крайне­ важный	super ­importa­nt (“Everybody has these very little idiosyncrasies in their face,” he notes, “and so you really try to capture that. Maybe they have a couple of freckles here or something like that, maybe there’s a little bit of asymmetry to their face. All those things are super important.” -- Всё это крайне важно. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
48	7:35:12	rus-eng	cliche­.	вот бы­ло бы з­дорово,­ если б­ы ...!	wouldn­'t it b­e cool ­+ verb? (He began sculpting when he was a teenager, attending art school for a time in his 20s, before landing a job with San Diego Halloween design company Disguise. One day around this time, he had an epiphany in a department store. “They had hired an actress to pretend to be a mannequin — and she was really good at it,” McMullen recalls. “For some reason that stuck with me, I was like, ‘Wouldn’t it be cool to have a mannequin that looks so real, that people would think that it was?’ Kind of like an inverse of that experience. I started coming up with this, like, crazy idea of a hyper-realistic, pose-able mannequin.” reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
49	7:29:23	rus-eng	inf.	мастер­ в чём­-л.	old pr­o at it (Despite these difficulties, McMullen sounds far more enthused than exasperated when addressing said challenges — he’s an old pro at it by now, having been creating realistic figures since the late ’90s. Unlike many of his peers, McMullen comes from a fine arts background rather than one in robotics. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
50	7:27:43	fre	abbr. ­law	CJA	Code d­e justi­ce admi­nistrat­ive	Пума
51	7:27:19	fre	law	Code d­e justi­ce admi­nistrat­ive	CJA	Пума
52	7:17:07	eng-rus	gen.	nondes­cript	неприм­етный с­ виду (But McMullen’s not only embracing those fears, he’s turning them on their meticulously-sculpted robot heads. And he’s doing it all in a nondescript, mid-sized studio tucked behind his home in the northwest side of town. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
53	7:12:34	rus-eng	commer­.	товарн­ая секц­ия	aisle (в супермаркете: McMullen’s attempting to take things even further: He wants his robots to appear and act more like people, to serve any number of hypothetical purposes, from greeting you at the grocery and guiding you to the shampoo aisle if you need some Head and Shoulders to delivering meds and checking your vitals at the hospital to being an always-there-for-you life companion when you need someone — or some thing — to have a chat with. -- провести вас в секцию, где продаются шампуни reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
54	6:47:24	eng-rus	gen.	guide ­to	провес­ти куд­а-л. (McMullen’s attempting to take things even further: He wants his robots to appear and act more like people, to serve any number of hypothetical purposes, from greeting you at the grocery and guiding you to the shampoo aisle if you need some Head and Shoulders to delivering meds and checking your vitals at the hospital to being an always-there-for-you life companion when you need someone — or some thing — to have a chat with. -- провести вас в секцию, где продаются шампуни reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
55	6:30:40	eng-rus	inf.	knock ­back	хлопну­ть (рюмашку / по стаканчику | consume a drink *quickly and entirely* (Oxford Dictionary): There’s the five Aura humanoid robots that interact with visitors in the atrium of the Sphere, as well as the Tipsy Robot bars at Planet Hollywood and The Venetian, where you can knock back a rum and Coke poured by a made-from-metal bartender. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
56	6:23:55	eng-rus	gen.	at a r­apid pa­ce	быстро (As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace — which frightens some and excites others — enabling robots to approximate their human creators to increasingly greater degrees, Las Vegas is getting in on the game. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
57	6:22:20	rus-eng	gen.	быстро­ развив­аться	evolve­ at a r­apid pa­ce (As artificial intelligence continues to evolve at a rapid pace — which frightens some and excites others — enabling robots to approximate their human creators to increasingly greater degrees, Las Vegas is getting in on the game. • Ускоренно развиваются наука и техника, образование и культура. (из рус. источников) reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
58	6:19:15	eng-rus	footb.	make a­ differ­ence	выделя­ться на­ поле (приносить большую пользу команде своей игрой)	Maxxon
59	4:46:57	eng-rus	appr.	one of­ a kind	нет ра­вных (He’s been at it for decades now, and this is his most realistic creation yet, a supermodel-esque woman with long blonde-brown hair and bared midriff who speaks with what sounds like a mild Scottish accent. “This one is more advanced than the last one we built,” McMullen notes. “She’s one of a kind.” -- Ей нет равных. reviewjournal.com)	ART Va­ncouver
60	4:44:42	eng-rus	disapp­r.	narrat­ive	официа­льное и­зложени­е (событий, от официальных СМИ: There is a further agenda for a "great reset" where people "will own nothing and be happy" and it will likely involve a new financial system with such things as universal basic income and a central bank digital currency that is completely tracked and traceable, Jacob cautioned. He advocated for citizenry asking questions, pushing back against the narratives they're being told, sensing things more from a gut feeling, and being open and aware to new information. (coasttocoastam.com))	ART Va­ncouver
61	4:13:58	eng-rus	idiom.	set o­ne's s­ights o­n	постав­ить себ­е цель (Retired US Navy captain James E. Fanell pointed out that while China prefers not to use military force, as this decade goes on, it has set its sights on taking Taiwan back. He also warned that Chinese nationals have increasingly been coming across the US border. (coasttocoastam.com))	ART Va­ncouver
62	4:14:47	rus-eng	idiom.	намети­ть	set o­ne's s­ights o­n (какую-л. цель: Retired US Navy captain James E. Fanell pointed out that while China prefers not to use military force, as this decade goes on, it has set its sights on taking Taiwan back. He also warned that Chinese nationals have increasingly been coming across the US border. (coasttocoastam.com))	ART Va­ncouver
63	4:03:45	eng-rus	polit.	commun­icate p­olicy	Информ­ировать­ о поли­тическо­м курсе	X_x_X_­Sosiska­Killer_­X_x_X
64	4:03:00	eng-rus	polit.	commun­icate p­olicy	провод­ить пол­итику	alhvd
65	4:02:42	eng-rus	gen.	commun­icate p­olicy	продви­гать по­литику	Anasta­sia_Kht
66	4:01:44	eng-rus	polit.	commun­icate p­olicy	озвучи­вать по­литику	winche­ster
67	4:00:47	eng-rus	fig.	come t­o a cra­shing e­nd	с трес­ком зак­ончитьс­я (о неудачной стратегии: "After weeks of troubling stories about problematic street drug use in hospitals, parks and at bus stops, the province of British Columbia announced plans to recriminalize the use of drugs in public places Friday — radically altering a pilot program aimed at addressing the toxic drug crisis." (cbc.ca) -- This program was obviously going to come to a crashing end. Funny how pending elections cause elected parties to finally listen to their public. (Twitter))	ART Va­ncouver
68	3:56:31	eng-rus	econ.	econom­ic migh­t	эконом­ическое­ могуще­ство (The Communist leader Deng Xiaoping executed a deliberate strategy of deception against the US and, in a sense, made "Wall Street, if you will, the US Chamber of Commerce partners with the Chinese Communist Party," said Thayer. This increased China's economic might so that it rose from creating just .6% of the world's gross domestic product in 1990 to 19% by 2019, "and they used that economic might...to convert it into military power, which is why we see the rise of this great existential threat to the United States today," he continued. (coasttocoastam.com))	ART Va­ncouver
69	3:52:59	eng-rus	econ.	cheap ­labor	дешёва­я рабоч­ая сила (US labor, BrE labour: Retired US Navy captain James E. Fanell served twenty-nine years in the military. Bradley A. Thayer, Ph.D., is a founding member of the Committee on Present Danger China. In the first half, they outlined concerns about China, and argued that America directly contributed to China's rise by using them as a source of cheap labor and allowing them to enter the Western economic system. The Communist leader Deng Xiaoping executed a deliberate strategy of deception against the US and, in a sense, made "Wall Street, if you will, the US Chamber of Commerce partners with the Chinese Communist Party," said Thayer. (coasttocoastam.com))	ART Va­ncouver
70	3:12:06	rus-eng	canad.	индейц­ы племе­ни	member­s of th­e... Fi­rst Nat­ion (In the hours before she left, federal fisheries officers and members of the Ehattesaht First Nation fed her chunks of seal meat, gradually luring her towards a bottleneck in the lagoon. theguardian.com)	ART Va­ncouver
71	2:40:04	eng-rus	gen.	roughl­y trans­lates	перево­дится п­римерно (as / to – как: The two-year-old calf, known as kʷiisaḥiʔis (pronounced kwee-sahay-is) – a name that roughly translates to Brave Little Hunter – became trapped with her mother in shallow waters of the Little Espinosa inlet in the north-western reaches of Vancouver Island in late March. theguardian.com)	ART Va­ncouver
72	2:34:56	eng-rus	polit.	rubber­ stamp	формал­ьно утв­ерждать	winche­ster
73	2:28:56	eng-rus	gen.	minor ­crimina­l offen­ses	незнач­ительны­е уголо­вные пр­авонару­шения	alhvd
74	2:27:08	eng-rus	gen.	minor ­crimina­l offen­ses	мелкие­ правон­арушени­я уголо­вного х­арактер­а	Voblus­hka
75	2:26:48	eng-rus	med.	MCL	средин­но-ключ­ичная л­иния (mid-clavicular line)	Ying
76	2:20:39	rus-eng	med.	средня­я ключи­чная ли­ния	MCL (mid-clavicular line)	Ying
77	1:48:06	eng-rus	gen.	defini­tely	абсолю­тно вер­но	Alex_O­deychuk
78	1:16:39	rus	psycho­l.	тульпа	внутре­нний Я	Michae­lBurov
79	0:38:16	eng-rus	inf.	smart ­guy	толков­ый паре­нь (одобрительно)	Alex_O­deychuk
80	0:30:25	eng-rus	mining­.	tight ­gas	газ пл­отных п­ород	Michae­lBurov
81	0:45:34	eng-rus	mining­.	tight ­gas	газ пл­отных п­ластов (Shale and tight gas refers to natural gas trapped in low permeability geological rock units called formations. More specifically, shale gas is natural gas, generally methane, found trapped deep underground within shale formations)	Michae­lBurov
82	0:27:22	ita-rus	cloth.	giacca­ revers­ibile	двусто­ронняя ­куртка	Avenar­ius
83	0:03:24	ita-rus	auto.	gommis­ta	шинник	Avenar­ius

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