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Staff lounge
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Sala para empleados, испанский
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Lounge, английский
- An informal sitting room, esp. in a hotel, theater, or institutional building. louver 1. an assembly of sloping, overlapping blades or slats; may be fixed or adjustable; designed to admit air and/or light in varying degrees and to exclude rain and snow; esp. used in doors, windows, and the intake and discharge of mechanical ventilation systems. 2. a dome or turret rising from the roof of the hall of a medieval english residence, originally open at the sides to louis xvi style louis xvi style louver door 605 louis xvi style allow the escape of smoke from the open hearth below; also called a lantern. 3. in side openings of a belfry, one of many sloping overlapping slats with a fixed open-space between them; sound produced by bells in the belfry is transmitted through these openings to the surrounding area. (
- Комната отдыха (в санатории и т.п.); гостиная (в отеле)
- Exercising a horse on the end of a lounge line
Lounge, английский
Lounge lizard, английский
Same as "railbird"
Lounge sets, английский
Lounge sets are perfect for long summer days, garden seating that is relaxed and that often includes a garden sofa, table and footstools.
Staff, английский
- A metal rod which is, or can be used to issue, the token for a section.
- Officer, air defense штабной офицер пво
- Stellar acquisition feasibility flight
- People who work in an organisation such as a hospital, clinic or doctor’s surgery we have 25 full-time medical staff. the hospital is trying to recruit more nursing staff. the clinic has a staff of 100.
- A light pole erected in different parts of a ship, whereon to hoist and display the colours; as, the ensign-staff, reared immediately over the stern; the jack-staff, fixed on the bowsprit-cap. in military affairs, the staff includes all officials not having direct and specific military command, as the adjutant-general, quartermaster-general, majors of brigade, aides-de-camp, &c. this term has been unaccountably pilfered by the admiralty lately from the army, as a prefix to a naval title.
- [1] the spar on which a flag is worn (also flagstaff, flagpole). [2] a body or corps of officers without command (line or executive) authority who perform administrative (planning, logistical, etc.) or support (medical. dental, religious, legal) functions. [3] a body of officers appointed as aides to a flag officer.
- Аппарат
Staff, английский
Staff, английский
Staff, французский
Staff and ticket territory, английский
The portions of line where the staff and ticket system of safeworking is used.
Staff angle, английский
Staff appointments, английский
Кадровые перемещения
Staff captain, английский
[1] an officer who supports the master of a large oceangoing passenger liner with special responsibility for fire and safety precautions, lifeboat drills, and the like. [2] formerly, the most senior rank in the now obsolete rn navigating branch.
Staff communications, английский
Staff corps, английский
See specialist officers.
Staff costs, английский
Costs incurred by the owner of an investment property for the staff required to manage the property. staff costs may be covered by the property management fees. staff costs required to run the day-to-day management and operations of a property may include payroll for the property manager, assistant property manager, and property engineer. it may happen that some vehicles have hired employees. related staff costs should be allocated based on the activity of the employees.
Staff costs equivalent: personnel expenses., английский
Расходы на персонал
Staff developer, английский
Staff document, английский
Staff gage, английский
Staff handbook; staff manual, английский
Staff hole, английский
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Sala(s), испанский
Sala para empleados, испанский
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