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- To saw a felled tree into short cuts (22).
- Often used in reference to rough frame opening members. door bucks used in reference to metal door frame. see window bucks
- A buckskin from an adult male deer was a unit of money for settlers.
- The phrase “pass the buck,” meaning to evade responsibility by shifting the blame to someone else, has two possible origins. [1] during the heyday of poker in the 19th century, a marker called “the buck” was placed beside the player next due to deal. accepting the buck was to accept responsibility for dealing. [2] the card players may have got the idea from an earlier egalitarian usn tradition that is still followed. at formal dinners, a marker, also called “the buck,” is placed on the wardroom table to indicate which officer is to be served first. this buck is moved around the table before the next dining-in, so that a different officer has that privilege at each meal. [3] no one knows where the term came from, but it has been suggested that the original markers were silver dollars— raising the question, was the marker named after the coin, or the coin after the marker?
- When a horse kicks hind legs into the air with front legs on ground, usually out of joy.
- Slang for one million dollars.
- Количество белья, которое закладывается в бак
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Buck, английский
Ограничение напряжения; снижение напряжения;, русский
Маркер;, русский
Компенсировать, русский
Ловушка для угрей, русский
Дробить, русский
Дробить , делить, ломать, разделять
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Responsibility, английский
- Ответственность. обязанность. обязательство.платежеспособность.
- 1. somebody or something which a person or organisation has a duty to take care of checking the drip is your responsibility. 2. the blame for something bad which has happened she has taken full responsibility for the mix-up. 3. the position of having to explain to somebody why something was done whose responsibility is it to talk to the family?
- Often a wholesome restraint; but the bugbear of an inefficient officer.
- Accountability of an individual for decisions and behavior under his control by virtue of his public role, office, charge or duty and to the public which endowed him with that role, office, charge or duty. responsibility is constitutionally embedded within an autonomous (->autonomy) system, e.g., in the public. rewrite bllles
- An obligation of a party to perform an assigned job and to be held accountable for the outcome of the results.
- The duty to behave with integrity.
- Duty
- Duty a task that is part of an employee’s job description
- The personal choice to take ownership and to commit to take action. it cannot be imposed; it must come from inside. coaching is about building awareness and responsibility in order to grow people and performance. increased responsibility leads to enhanced potential, confidence and self-motivation. it is the basis from which uniqueness, self-belief and ownership can emerge see also emotional intelligence
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Buck minus, английский
Bucephalus, английский
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