practice lietuviškai
practice vertimas 1. n 1) praktika; veikimas; panaudojimas, vartojimas; to put in(to) practic įvykdyti, įgyvendinti; 2) treniravimasis; practic makes perfect priež.praktika meistrą padaro; 3) įgūdis; 4) įprotis; 5) kar. užsiėmimas; practic ground mokymo aikštė;2. v amer. practise; practician n praktikas (apie gydytoją ar teisininką)
- practice horticulture (v.) dirbti sode
- doctor's practice (n.) gydytojo kabinetas
- out of practice (adj.) užleistas
- make a practice of () būti įpratusiam
- family doctor's practice (n.) gydytojo kabinetas
- in practice (adv.) praktiškai, iš tikrųjų
- practice performance (n.) repeticija
- restrictive-practice authorisation (n.) leidimas riboti konkurenciją
- restrictive trade practice (n.) prekybos varžymas
- put into practice (v.) įgyvendinti, vykdyti
- practice of medicine (n.) medicina, terapija
- practice session (n.) pratybos, pratimas, treniruotė, pratimai
- sharp practice () apgavimas, apgavystė, sukčiavimas
- restrictive-practice notification (n.) ribojamosios praktikos pranešimas
- Sati (practice) Sati (hinduizmas)
- (activity) a customary way of operation or behavior
- (training) systematic training by multiple repetitions
- (implementation) translating an idea into action
- (usage) the exercise of a profession Type of: use
- (cognition) knowledge of how something is usually done Type of: cognition
- (carry, practice, jobs) to carry out or practice, as of jobs and professions
- (learn) to learn by repetition
- (performing arts) to engage in a rehearsal (of)
- (utilize) to avail oneself to
- (prosecute) to engage in or perform
practice sinonimai be in / out of practice, anteroom, business, clientèle, clients, consulting room, convention, custom, customers, drill, dummy run, exercise, experience, habit, patronage, pattern, performance, practical experience, practice performance, practice session, praxis, preparation, procedure, recitation, rehearsal, repetition, routine, rule, run-through, tradition, tryout, usage, usance, clientele, practise, practise performance, pursuance, wont, commit, apply, do, drill, exercise, practise, train, use, hold, practise, rehearse