-
1 low rise
low rise[´lou¸raiz] n многофамилна къща, която не надвишава два етажа. -
2 low-rise
{,lou'raiz}
a с малко етажи (за сграда)* * *{,lou'raiz} а с малко етажи (за сграда).* * *a с малко етажи (за сграда) -
3 low-rise roof
• покрив с полегати скатове -
4 esteem
{is'ti:m}
I. 1. уважение, почит
to hold someone in high/low ESTEEM уважавам високо/не уважавам някого
to rise/fall in someone's ESTEEM издигам се/падам в очите на някого
to lower oneself in someone's ESTEEM падам в очите на някого, губя уважението на някого
2. ост. оценка, преценка, мнение
II. 1. уважавам, почитам, тача, ценя
2. смятам, считам
I shall ESTEEM it (as) a favour if ще считам за услуга, ако
I shall ESTEEM myself happy to ще се смятам/ще бъда щастлив да* * *{is'ti:m} n 1. уважение, почит; to hold s.o. in high/low esteem ува(2) {is'ti:m} v 1. уважавам, почитам, тача, ценя; 2. смятам, с* * *ценя; считам; уважение; уважавам; тача; почит; почитам;* * *1. i shall esteem it (as) a favour if ще считам за услуга, ако 2. i shall esteem myself happy to ще се смятам/ще бъда щастлив да 3. i. уважение, почит 4. ii. уважавам, почитам, тача, ценя 5. to hold someone in high/low esteem уважавам високо/не уважавам някого 6. to lower oneself in someone's esteem падам в очите на някого, губя уважението на някого 7. to rise/fall in someone's esteem издигам се/падам в очите на някого 8. ост. оценка, преценка, мнение 9. смятам, считам* * *esteem[is´ti:m] I. n 1. уважение, почит; to hold s.o. in high \esteem, to profess a great \esteem for s.o. уважавам (ценя) много някого; to hold s.o. in low \esteem не уважавам някого; to rise ( fall) in s.o.'s \esteem издигам се (падам) в очите на някого; 2. ост. оценка, преценка; мнение; II. v 1. уважавам, почитам, ценя; to \esteem s.o. highly не уважавам (не ценя) много някого; 2. считам; I \esteem him nothing but a fool смятам, че той не е нищо друго освен един глупак.
См. также в других словарях:
low-rise — ˈlow rise adjective [only before a noun] PROPERTY a low rise building does not have many floors: • There is a common belief that low rise housing will increase the urban sprawl. compare high rise * * * low rise UK US /ˈləʊˌraɪz/ adjective … Financial and business terms
low-rise — adj. Lower than the highest heights; used of buildings of one or only a few stories; as, a low rise apartment building. [Narrower terms: {three story, three storied, three storey, three storeyed}] {high rise} [WordNet 1.5] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
low-rise — low′ rise adj. 1) cvb having few stories and usu. no elevator: low rise apartment buildings[/ex] 2) cvb a low rise building • Etymology: 1955–60 … From formal English to slang
low-rise — adj [only before noun] a low rise building does not have many ↑storeys →↑high rise … Dictionary of contemporary English
low-rise — low ,rise adjective a low rise building has only a few levels. A high rise building has many levels … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
low-rise — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ (of a building) having few storeys … English terms dictionary
low-rise — ☆ low rise [lō′rīz΄ ] adj. designating or of a building, esp. an apartment house, having only a few stories … English World dictionary
Low-rise — This article is about architecture. For fashion, see Low rise (fashion). A low rise is a building that is only a few stories tall. There is no universally accepted height requirement for a building to be considered a low rise. Some define the… … Wikipedia
low-rise — adjective Date: 1957 1. having few stories and not equipped with elevators < a low rise classroom building > 2. of, relating to, or characterized by low rise buildings < a low rise housing development > … New Collegiate Dictionary
low-rise — adjective used of buildings of one or only a few stories and usually no elevator; low looking out over the roofs of low rise apartment buildings • Ant: ↑high rise • Similar to: ↑walk up … Useful english dictionary
low-rise — /loh ruyz /, adj. 1. having a comparatively small number of floors, as a motel or townhouse, and usually no elevator. n. 2. a low rise building. [1955 60; on the model of HIGH RISE] * * * … Universalium