lead time u rečniku PONS

Prevodi za lead time u rečniku engleski»srpski

'lead time N

lead time (in production)

rok m proizvodnje

lead time (for completion)

dostavni rok m

Prevodi za lead time u rečniku engleski»srpski

lead¹ [led] N

1. lead no pl (metal):

lead

olovo nt

to contain lead

sadržati olovo

2. lead (pencil filling):

lead

srce nt olovke

3. lead no pl (graphite):

lead

grafit m

I.lead² [liːd] N

1. lead THEAT, film:

lead

glavna uloga f

2. lead (clue):

lead

trag m

3. lead (connecting wire):

lead

kabl m inf

lead

gajtan m

4. lead Brit, Aus (rope for pet):

lead

povodac m

to be on a lead

biti na povocu

5. lead no pl (front position):

lead

vođstvo nt

to be in the lead

biti na čelu

to be in the lead SPORTS

biti u vođstvu

6. lead usu sing (guiding, example):

lead

uzor m

7. lead (position in advance):

lead

vođstvo nt

8. lead (guiding in dance):

lead usu sing

vođstvo nt

no pl to follow sb's lead

pratiti nekoga

II.lead² <led, led> [liːd] VB trans

1. lead (be in charge of):

lead

voditi imperf

lead

rukovoditi imperf

lead discussion, inquiry

voditi imperf

2. lead (guide):

lead

dovesti // voditi

to lead sb astray

odvesti nekoga na stranputicu

3. lead (go in advance):

to lead the way

pokazivati put

to lead the way in sth

prednjačiti u nečemu

4. lead (cause to have):

to lead sb [in]to problems

dovesti nekog u probleme

5. lead pej (cause to do):

to lead sb to do sth

navesti nekoga da uradi nešto

to lead sb to believe that ...

navesti nekoga da poveruje da...

6. lead ECON, SPORTS (be ahead of):

lead

voditi imperf

7. lead (spend):

to lead a hectic/quiet life

voditi buran/miran život

Phrases:

to lead sb up the garden path inf

nasamariti nekoga

III.lead² <led, led> [liːd] VB intr

1. lead (be in charge):

lead

voditi imperf

2. lead (be guide):

lead

voditi imperf

to lead from the front

voditi spreda

3. lead (guide woman dancer):

lead

voditi imperf

4. lead (be directed towards):

lead

dovesti // voditi

5. lead (implicate):

to lead to sth

voditi nečemu

6. lead (cause to develop, happen):

to lead to sth

dovesti do nečega

7. lead (be in the lead):

lead

predvoditi

lead SPORTS

biti u vođstvu

lead SPORTS

voditi

I.time [taɪm] N

1. time no pl (considered as a whole):

time

vreme nt

time stood still

vreme je stalo

over the course of time

tokom vremena

as time goes by

kako vreme prolazi

for all time

za sva vremena

in time

na vreme

over time

postepeno

over time

tokom vremena

2. time no pl (period, duration):

time

vreme nt

time's up inf

vreme je isteklo

it will take some time

to će trajati neko vreme

breakfast/holiday time

vreme doručka/odmora

extra time SPORTS

produžeci

free time [or spare]

slobodno vreme

injury time Brit SPORTS

tajm-aut

to have time on one's hands

imati višak slobodnog vremena

period of time

period

in one week's time

za nedelju dana

some/a long time ago

nekada/davno

to pass the time

ubijati vreme

to be pressed for time

biti u stisci s vremenom

to take one's time

ne žuriti

for a long/short time

za dug/kratak vremenski period

for the time being

zasad

in no time [at all]

za tren

3. time (pertaining to clocks):

what's the time?

koliko je sati?

the time is 8.30

sada je 8.30

to tell the time

reći koliko je sati

4. time (specific time or hour):

time

čas m

time

trenutak m

he recalled the time when they had met

setio se trenutka kada su se upoznali

this time tomorrow/next month

sutra/sledećeg meseca u ovo doba

5. time (occasion):

time

put m

for the first time

prvi put

some other time

neki drugi put

from time to time

s vremena na vreme učestalost

6. time (frequency):

time and [time] again

stalno iznova

time and [time] again

učestalo

three/four times a week

tri/četiri puta nedeljno

three times as much

tri puta toliko

for the hundredth/thousandth/umpteenth time

stoti/hiljaditi/milioniti put

7. time no pl (correct moment):

it's time for bed

vreme je za krevet

[and] about time [too] Brit, Aus (yet to be accomplished)

krajnje je vreme

[and] about time [too] (already accomplished)

(i) bilo je vreme

in [good] time

u pravo vreme

on time

tačno na vreme

8. time usu pl (era, lifetime):

time

vreme nt

times are changing

vremena se menjaju

at his time of life

za njegova života

to be behind the times

biti staromodan

in former/medieval times

nekada/tokom srednjeg veka

9. time (schedule):

arrival/departure time

vreme dolaska/polaska

10. time (hour registration method):

Greenwich Mean Time

vreme po Griniču

11. time SPORTS:

time

vreme nt

record time

rekordno vreme

12. time math:

two times five is ten

dva puta pet je deset

13. time no pl MUS:

time

ritam m

time

takt m

to get out of time

izgubiti ritam

to keep time

držati ritam

in three-four time

tročetvrtinski takt

14. time (remunerated work):

part time

honorarno

short time Brit

skraćeno radno vreme

to have time off

imati slobodno

15. time ([not] like):

to not have much time for sb

ne voleti nekoga

to have a lot of time for sb

voleti nekoga

Phrases:

time is of the essence

vreme je najbitnije [or od ključne važnosti]

time flies [when you're having fun] prov

vreme leti (kada ti je lepo)

time is money prov

vreme je novac

[only] time will tell prov

samo će vreme pokazati

time and tide wait for no man prov

što možeš danas, ne ostavljaj za sutra

II.time [taɪm] VB trans

1. time (measure duration):

to time sb over 100 metres

meriti nekome vreme na 100 metara

2. time (choose best moment for):

to time sth

tempirati nešto

3. time (arrange when sth should happen):

to time sth to ...

tempirati nešto za...

Jednojezični primeri (nisu ih verifikovali PONS urednici)

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This method reduces the lead time for vaccine production to six to eight weeks, considerably shorter than the conventional, egg-based, method.

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This allows for faster lead time on warnings and extends the useful range of the radar.

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In addition to this, the pages were transmitted by phone line to the printshop, which gave extra lead time (no courier service).

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This causes low productivity (during dips) and/or poor lead time performance (during peaks).

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It is intended to provide information to those who need considerable lead time to prepare for the event.

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Capacity decisions affect the production lead time, customer responsiveness, operating cost and company ability to compete.

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This not only prevents stagnation that might occur with a single standard, it gives manufacturers sufficient lead time to adapt to the most stringent requirements.

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Inputs may include forecast demand, production costs, inventory money, customer needs, inventory progress, supply, lot size, production lead time, and capacity.

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An inventory node is supplied from a source which fulfills orders for the considered product after a certain replenishment lead time.

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This strategy is employed when the lead time of manufacturing is too long to satisfy the customer demand at the right cost/quality/waiting time.

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