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nзаседание, собрание; сессияto break off one's session — прерывать свое заседание
to break up a session — закрывать заседание / сессию
to close a session — закрывать заседание / сессию
to convene / to convoke a session — созывать сессию
to discuss smth in secret session — осуждать что-л. на закрытом заседании
- anniversary sessionto have a sea-saw session — колебаться (о ценах, о курсе акций, валюты)
- annual session
- at the joint session of the two Chambers of Parliament
- between sessions
- biennial sessions
- brain-storming session
- budget session
- closed session
- closed-door session
- closing session
- court session
- duration of the session
- emergency session
- executive session
- extraordinary session
- final session
- fruitless session
- full session of the General Assembly
- hands-on session
- in closed session
- in full session
- in private session
- inaugural session
- joint session
- jubilee session
- lame-duck session
- make-or-break session
- marathon session
- notification of a session
- opening session
- original session
- overnight session
- panic session
- petty sessions
- plenary session
- private session
- question-time session
- regular session
- restricted session
- resumed session
- secret session
- session of talks
- session of the NATO Council
- sessions away from Headquarters
- skull session
- special session
- stormy session
- substantive session
- summer session
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2 rare
1. a редкий, разрежённый; негустой, неплотный2. a редко встречающийся, редкий; малораспространённыйrare object — редкость, раритет
rare event — редкое событие; маловероятное событие
3. a разг. редкостный, исключительный, необычайныйrare scholar — учёный каких мало, выдающийся учёный
a person of rare charm — человек, обладающий необычайным обаянием; на редкость обаятельный человек
4. adv эмоц.-усил. исключительно, на редкость5. a недожаренный; полусыройСинонимический ряд:1. choice (adj.) choice; dainty; delicate; elegant; exquisite; recherche; select; superior2. exceptional (adj.) admirable; excellent; exceptional; extraordinary; fine; incomparable; inimitable; phenomenal; preeminent; remarkable; uncustomary; unimaginable; unordinary; unthinkable; unwonted3. infrequent (adj.) few; infrequent; occasional; seldom; semioccasional; sporadic; uncommon; unfrequent4. scarce (adj.) limited; meager; meagre; scarce; singular; sparse; unique; unusual5. thin (adj.) attenuate; attenuated; rarefied; subtile; subtle; tenuous; thin6. underdone (adj.) raw; red; underdoneАнтонимический ряд:base; cheap; common; commonplace; constant; crowded; current; dense; formal; frequent; general; habitual; incessant; inferior; ordinary; usual
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