перебо́р
- 1.
too much, overkill, going too far, bust (in cards)
Э́то уже́ перебо́р!
That's really too much!
Colloquial; often as a one-word verdict «это перебор». In card games it means going over the allowed number of points.
- 2.
going through one by one, enumeration, exhaustive search, brute-force search
По́лный перебо́р всех вариа́нтов за́нял мно́го вре́мени.
Going through all the options one by one took a long time.
«полный перебор» = brute-force search in mathematics and computing.
- 3.
fingerpicking, plucking one string after another, arpeggio, peal (of bells)music
В до́ме слы́шался гру́стный перебо́р скри́пки.
A sad plucking of a violin could be heard in the house.
Of a guitar or violin: playing the strings one by one rather than strumming a chord; also of bells.
- 4.
(rare) excess, surplus, overrunaccounting
Учёт обнару́жил огро́мный перебо́р распределённых средств.
The accounting revealed a huge overrun of the allocated funds.
Of quantities, funds or limits that have been exceeded.
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Declension
| Singular | Plural | |
|---|---|---|
| Nom.Nominative | перебо́р | перебо́ры |
| Gen.Genitive | перебо́ра | перебо́ров |
| Dat.Dative | перебо́ру | перебо́рам |
| Acc.Accusative | перебо́р | перебо́ры |
| Inst.Instrumental | перебо́ром | перебо́рами |
| Prep.Prepositional | перебо́ре | перебо́рах |
Fixed expressions
- по́лный перебо́рbrute force method
Word familyперебо́рPRO
- перебо́рtoo much; going through one by one; fingerpicking; excess
- перебо́ркаsorting through; bulkhead; overhaul; resetting
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