Значение слова "WORKING" найдено в 47 источниках

WORKING

найдено в "Англо-русском большом универсальном переводческом словаре"

[`wɜːkɪŋ]

работа; деятельность

использование, употребление, эксплуатация; разработка

обработка, переработка

выработки

движение воды

подергивание лица

брожение

работающий, рабочий

действующий, пригодный для работы

волнующийся

бродящий

дергающийся

найдено в "Financial and business terms"

working: translation

Attempting to complete the remaining part of a trade, by finding either buyers or sellers for the rest. Bloomberg Financial Dictionary

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working work‧ing [ˈwɜːkɪŋ ǁ ˈwɜːr-] adjective [only before a noun]

1. working people have jobs that they are paid for:

• What will the effect of the tax changes be on working couples?

• In the U.K., less than 3% of the working population are now employed in agriculture.

— see also remote working, short-time working

2. a working man or woman does physical work, rather than work in management or administration:

• an ordinary working man

3. HUMAN RESOURCES working conditions or practices are ones that you have in your job:

• Workers want better pay and working conditions.

• Productivity is up 18% since a new labor pact last year swept away decades-old working practices.

4. HUMAN RESOURCES your working day, week etc is the period of time when you are doing your job:

• Working hours are flexible here and the dress is casual.

• We want a shorter working day.

5. working breakfast/lunch/dinner a breakfast, lunch etc that is also a business meeting

6. be in ( good) working order to be working properly and not broken:

• He agreed to buy back the $130,000 machine, which he says is in good working order.

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working UK US /ˈwɜːkɪŋ/ adjective [before noun]

► used to describe people who work and earn money: »Too many working people are piling up debt on high-interest credit cards.
»When employers ignore health and safety regulations, working men and women are needlessly put at risk.
»Child care costs can be a significant burden for a working couple with children.
»working couples/families/mothers

► used to describe someone who does a job that usually is not very well paid and usually does not need a very high level of education: »a working man/woman
»In our celebrity-obsessed culture, the values of the ordinary working man are being ignored.

► relating to someone's job, or to work in general: »Older people encounter much prejudice about their ability to adapt to new working methods.
»My manager and I have developed a close working relationship.
»a working environment/culture

► used to describe a plan, idea, or knowledge that is not complete but that is satisfactory for now: »The working title of her book is ""Attracting Wealth"".
»Applicants will need a working knowledge of French and Spanish.
»a working assumption/hypothesis/definition

► used to describe a machine or the parts of a machine that move and operate it: »After three failed prototypes, we finally have a working model.

► MEETINGS used to describe a meal at which you also work or discuss business: »a working breakfast/lunch/dinner
»Over a working lunch the HR team and a local architect studied office refurbishment plans.

● be in (good) working order — Cf.be in working order

→ See also HARD-WORKING(Cf. ↑hard-working)

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working UK US /ˈwɜːkɪŋ/ noun

► [U] the activity of doing work: »Our method of working involves one-to-one feedback.

● workings — Cf. workings

→ See also COLLABORATIVE WORKING(Cf. ↑collaborative working), FLEXIBLE WORKING(Cf. ↑flexible working)

найдено в "Англо-русском экономическом словаре"

1. сущ.

1) общ. работа, действие, функционирование

the working of the steam engine — действие парового двигателя

the working of the political system — функционирование политической системы

Syn:

functioning

operation

2) общ. эксплуатация, использование, потребление

Syn:

use

3) общ. обработка

а) общ., преим. мн. разработка, добыча (в шахтах)

б) общ., преим. мн. земляные работы (при строительстве шахт, туннелей, разработке карьеров)

Syn:

work 1. 4)

2. прил.

1) общ. работающий, действующий, функционирующий; эффективный, полезный, практический

working mechanism — действующий механизм

in good working order — в хорошем (рабочем) состоянии

working economy — работающая экономика, действующая экономика, эффективная экономика

working knowledge — практические знания

See:

working account

а) общ. рабочий, работающий, занятый

the working retired — работающие пенсионеры

б) общ. рабочий, черновой, временный (необходимый для работы)

working copy — рабочая копия

working draft — черновой набросок, рабочий черновик

working title — рабочее название

в) общ. рабочий, исследовательский (занятый каким-л.вопросом)

working paper — рабочий отчет, отчет об исследовании

working group — рабочая группа

г) общ. трудовой, рабочий (относящийся к труду или рабочим)

See:

working life, working class

3) учет оборотный (о капитале)

See:

working capital, working assets, working capital policy, working capital investment, working capital fund, working capital adjustment

4) общ. достаточный, необходимый

See:

working control

5) общ. эксплуатационный, рабочий, технический

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