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1 run down
1. phr v останавливаться; кончаться2. phr v разряжаться3. phr v раскручиваться4. phr v настигать, догонять5. phr v разыскать6. phr v сбить7. phr v снижать, сокращатьrun down to — падать до; снижаться до; спускаться до
8. phr v снижаться, сокращатьсяthe farm labour force is running down steadily — численность сельскохозяйственных рабочих неуклонно падает
9. phr v спускаться10. phr v плохо, пренебрежительно отзываться; третировать11. phr v заставить игрока выйти из игрыСинонимический ряд:1. decried (verb) abused; belittled; cried down; decried; depreciated; derogated; detracted from; diminished; discounted; disparaged; minimized; taken away; taken from; written off2. decry (verb) abuse; belittle; cry down; decry; depreciate; derogate; detract from; diminish; discount; disparage; dispraise; downcry; minimize; opprobriate; take away; take from; write off3. give out (verb) burn out; give out; play out4. reviewed (verb) abstracted; epitomised; go over; recapped; reviewed; run through; sum up; summarised5. traced (verb) hunt down; traced; track down -
2 diminished
1. a уменьшенный2. a архит. сжатый; сужающийсяСинонимический ряд:1. discontinued (adj.) abandoned; discontinued; dropped; expelled; fallen; forsaken; ostracized; released; toppled2. abridged (verb) abridged; curtailed; lessened; minified3. decreased (verb) bated; closed; decreased; drained away; peaked out; petered out; rebated; receded; tapered; tapered off4. decried (verb) abused; belittled; cried down; decried; depreciated; derogated; detracted from; discounted; disparaged; minimized; ran down/run down; took away/taken away; took from/taken from; wrote off/written off5. reduced (verb) abated; drained; dwindled; ebbed; let up; peter out; reduced; shrank; tail off; taper off -
3 discounted
учитывать; со скидкойСинонимический ряд:1. marked down (adj.) at a bargain; at a cut rate; in the bargain basement; marked down; on sale; on special; reduced2. decried (verb) abused; belittled; cried down; decried; depreciated; derogated; detracted; detracted from; diminished; disparaged; downgraded; minimised; minimized; ran down/run down; talk down; took from/taken from; wrote off/written off3. deducted (verb) deducted; drew back/drawn back; knocked off; subtracted; take off; took; took away/taken away; took off/taken off; took out/taken out; took/taken4. neglected (verb) blinked at; blinked away; disregarded; elided; failed; forgot/forgotten or forgot; ignored; missed; neglected; omitted; overleaped or overleapt; overlooked; passed; passed by; passed over; slighted; sloughed over; slurred over5. write off (verb) write off -
4 depreciated
Синонимический ряд:1. unheeded (adj.) lapsed; neglected; shelved; unattended to; unheeded; unwatched2. cheapened (verb) cheapened; devaluated; devalued; downgraded; lowered; mark down; marked down; reduced; softened; underrated; undervalued; wrote down/written down; wrote off/written off3. decried (verb) abused; belittled; cried down; decried; derogated; detracted; detracted from; diminished; discounted; disparaged; minimised; minimized; ran down/run down; talk down; took away/taken away; took from/taken from -
5 minimized
минимизировать; минимизированныйСинонимический ряд:decried (verb) abused; belittled; cried down; decried; depreciated; derogated; detracted; detracted from; diminished; discounted; disparaged; downgraded; minimised; ran down/run down; talk down; took away/taken away; took from/taken from; wrote off/written off -
6 decry
tr[dɪ'kraɪ]1 (condemn, criticize) censurar, criticar, condenar; (disparage) menospreciar, despreciarv.• desacreditar v.• rebajar v.dɪ'kraɪ[dɪ'kraɪ]VT (=strongly criticize) criticar, censurar; (=belittle) menospreciar* * *[dɪ'kraɪ] -
7 decry
décrier, dénigrer;∎ the union has decried the suggested increase as an insult le syndicat a qualifié l'augmentation proposée d'insulte;∎ his intervention has been decried as worsening the problem on l'a accusé, en intervenant, d'avoir aggravé le problème -
8 softened
смягчать; смягченныйСинонимический ряд:1. crushed (adj.) battered; crushed; mashed; pounded; pressed; pulped; pulpy; smashed; squashed2. mellow (adj.) improved; mellow3. subdued (adj.) low-key; low-keyed; sober; soft; subdued; toned down4. calmed (verb) appeased; assuaged; calm down; calmed; conciliated; gentled; mollified; pacified; placated; propitiated; soothed; sweetened5. depreciated (verb) cheapened; decried; depreciated; devaluated; devalued; downgraded; lowered; marked down; underrated; undervalued; wrote down/written down; wrote off/written off6. tempered (verb) moderated; muted; subdued; tamed; tempered; tone down7. yielded (verb) ease off; relented; slackened; weakened; yielded -
9 devaluated
девальвировать; девальвированныйСинонимический ряд:depreciated (verb) cheapened; decried; depreciated; devalued; downgraded; lowered; mark down; marked down; reduced; softened; underrated; undervalued; wrote down/written down; wrote off/written off -
10 devalued
девальвировать; девальвированныйСинонимический ряд:depreciated (verb) cheapened; decried; depreciated; devaluated; downgraded; lowered; mark down; marked down; reduced; softened; underrated; undervalued; wrote down/written down; wrote off/written off -
11 undervalued
недооценивать; недооцененныйСинонимический ряд:1. depressed (adj.) depressed; impoverished; unemployed2. depreciated (verb) cheapened; decried; depreciated; devaluated; devalued; downgraded; lowered; marked down; softened; underrated; wrote down/written down; wrote off/written off
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