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Дипломатический термин: логичный довод, последовательный довод -
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4 no coherent argument in favor of one or another approach has been so far offered
Дипломатический термин: решающего довода в пользу того или иного подхода так и не было приведеноУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > no coherent argument in favor of one or another approach has been so far offered
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kəuˈhɪərənt прил.
1) сцепленный, связанный Syn: connected
2) связный, логически последовательный a coherent argument ≈ логически последовательный довод Syn: consistent
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3) гармонический, гармоничный, согласованный a coherent plan for action ≈ согласованный план действий Syn: concerted, coordinated
4) понятный;
ясный;
вразумительный, отчетливый, разборчивый a coherent passage ≈ понятный отрывок Syn: intelligible, understandable
5) физ. когерентный coherent light ≈ когерентный свет связанный, сцепленный - * rocks (геология) сцементированные, крепкие породы - * smallpox (медицина) сливная оспа логически последовательный, связный - * thought последовательная мысль - his arguments are * его доводы логичны - * reasoning логически последовательное доказательство понятный, ясно произносимый разборчивый (специальное) когерентный coherent логически последовательный ~ понятный;
ясный;
разборчивый ~ понятный ~ последовательный ~ разборчивый ~ связанный ~ связный ~ согласованный ~ сцепленныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > coherent
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[kə(u)'hɪər(ə)nt]прил.1) сцепленный, связанныйSyn:2) связный, логически последовательныйSyn:3) гармоничный, согласованныйSyn:4) понятный; ясный; вразумительный; отчётливый, разборчивыйSyn:5) физ. когерентный -
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