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maintenance

/ˈmeɪn.tən.əns/

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noun

/ˈmeɪn.tən.əns/B2formal
  • ruСуществительное, обозначающее процесс поддержания чего-либо в хорошем состоянии или действие по сохранению и обеспечению чего-либо.

A noun referring to the process of keeping something in good condition, or the act of preserving or supporting something.

uncountable

  1. Keeping in good conditionB1formal

    The process of keeping something in good condition by checking and repairing it regularly.

    ruОбслуживание

    • The building requires regular maintenance to stay safe.
    • He performs routine maintenance on his car every six months.
    • Proper maintenance of equipment extends its lifespan.

    Synonymscareconservationpreservationrepairservicingupkeep

    Antonymsdisrepairneglectnegligence

  2. Financial supportB2formal

    Money that someone pays regularly to support a former spouse or child after a divorce or separation.

    ruАлименты

    • The court ordered him to pay monthly maintenance to his ex-wife.
    • She receives maintenance for her children from her former husband.
    • The maintenance agreement was finalized by the lawyers.

    Synonymsalimonyallowancechild supportsupport

  3. Upholding or continuingB2formal

    The act of keeping something in existence or operation.

    ruПоддержание

    • The maintenance of peace is a global priority.
    • They are responsible for the maintenance of the company's standards.
    • The maintenance of traditions is important for cultural identity.

    Synonymscontinuationperpetuationpreservationsupportupkeep

    Antonymsabandonmentcessationdiscontinuationneglect

Forms
  • maintenances plural form
  • maintenances' possessive plural form
  • maintenance's possessive singular form
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