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101 известный
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102 общеизвестный
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103 раскручивать
to promote, to publicize; разг. to hypeРаскрученный певец — much touted/hyped singer
раскрученный политик — well–known politician
нераскрученный — little–known, virtually unknown
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104 знакомый
1. прил.1) knownхорошо знакомый — well-known, old-hat; familiar; conversant
2) (с кем-л./чем-л.) familiar, acquainted (with)2. муж.; скл. как прил.acquaintance; friendшапочный знакомый — nodding acquaintance, passing acquaintance
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105 известный известн·ый
1) (знакомый) knownстать известным (о секретной информации и т.п.) — to leak out
2) (знаменитый) well-known / popular / famous / distinguished; (с плохой стороны) notoriousRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > известный известн·ый
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106 известный
прл1) знакомый known2) знаменитый well-known, famous, popular; of note litпеча́льно изве́стный — infamous, notorious
изве́стная фи́рма — reputable firm
университе́т воспита́л не́сколько изве́стных учёных — the university has produced several scientists of note
3) некоторый certainв изве́стных слу́чаях — in certain cases
в изве́стной ме́ре — to a certain extent/degree
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107 общеизвестный
прлgenerally known, well-knownобщеизве́стно нрч, что... — it is common knowledge that…
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108 хорошо знакомый
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109 известно
( from известный), pred.it is known, it is well known -
110 известный
adj.known, well-known, certain, familiar, famous (often translatable by the or a) -
111 общеизвестный
adj.commonly known, well known -
112 факт хорошо известный
факт хорошо известный — well-known factРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > факт хорошо известный
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113 хорошо известный факт
хорошо известный факт — well-known factРусско-английский словарь биологических терминов > хорошо известный факт
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114 ведь
conj. particle, but, in fact, as a matter of fact; но ведь это всем известно, but this is well known -
115 давно
adv. for long, long ago; давно известный, familiar, well known -
116 заведомо
adv. certainly, trivially, a fortiori, knowingly, necessarily; pred, it is automatic (that), it is trivial (that), it is (well) known (that)Русско-английский словарь математических терминов > заведомо
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117 ведь
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118 быть известным чем-л.
•The tiger beetles are ( well) known for their bright colours.
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > быть известным чем-л.
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119 в такой степени
Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > в такой степени
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120 в частности
•The amount of work needed to achieve that temperature is determined, among other factors, by...
•Volcanic activity, glaciation, and sedimentation, among other processes, have varied greatly throughout geologic history.
•In particular, loge = ln .
•Among other things the system gave us a measure of the degree of homogeneity of the pressure within the sample.
•This is due in part (or in particular) to...
•This task is complicated by many things, among them the difficulty of...
•This theory is peculiar to the analytical flame, and to the experimental configuration in Fig. 3 in particular.
•Secular changes in the orbits, specifically of the semimajor axis, are well known.
•Specifically, the atmosphere of Titan has carbon, nitrogen, and hydrogen.
* * *В частности -- in particular, particularly, specificallyIn particular, internal wall temperature uniformity must be controlled to better than ±0.1°C.All of the pressure dam bearings exhibited similar characteristics. Particularly, resonances were always seen at approximately 1600 rpm, 3300 rpm and 4600 rpm.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > в частности
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