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1 rigid
['rɪʤɪd]прил.1)а) жёсткий, негнущийся, негибкий; несгибаемый, твёрдый, неподатливыйSyn:б) неподвижный, неподвижно закреплённыйHis face was rigid with pain. — От боли его лицо сделалось неподвижным.
Syn:2) непоколебимый, непреклонный, несгибаемый, стойкийSyn:3) строгий; суровыйSyn:•bore rigid — разг. очень сильно надоедать
scare rigid — разг. очень сильно напугать
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2 adherence
[ëd'hiërëns] n 1. besnikëri (ndaj një personi, parimi)2. ndjekje, zbatim; rigid adherence to rules zbatim i rregullave me rreptësi -
3 rigid
2 ( inflexible) [person, attitude] rigide ;3 ( stiff) [material, container] rigide ; [body, bearing] raide ; to stand rigid se tenir très raide ; to be rigid with fear être mort de peur.
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