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1 subservient patent
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > subservient patent
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2 подобострастный
Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > подобострастный
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3 раболепный
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4 служащий средством
subservient имя прилагательное:Русско-английский синонимический словарь > служащий средством
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5 подобострастный
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6 подвластный
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7 прислуживаться
несовер. - прислуживаться; совер. - прислужиться (кому-л.)
be subservient (to), ingratiate oneself (with), play up (to), worm oneself into the favour (of), fawn (upon), cringe (to)* * *прислуживаться; прислужиться be subservient* * *fawnsmarm -
8 содействовать
1. facilitate2. cooperate3. aid and abet4. bear a hand5. contribute to6. contributed7. subserve8. assist; help; cooperate; contribute; further; promote9. abet10. concur11. contribute12. contributory13. further14. promote15. subservientСинонимический ряд:способствовать (глаг.) оказать содействие; оказывать содействие; способствовать; споспешествовать -
9 зависимый
1) General subject: adjective, appendant, dependant, dependent, feudatory (о государстве), paternalized, reliant, subject, subordinate, vassal (to; о стране), addicted (to something - от чего-либо)3) History: (to) vassal (о стране и т.п.)4) Grammar: hypotactic7) Jargon: on( someone's) coattail (от кого-то), dukey (от кого-то, в армии - новички или низшие по званию, которым приходится играть роль женщин в гомосексуальных отношениях со старшими), dyke (от кого-то, в армии - новички или низшие по званию, которым приходится играть роль женщин в гомосексуальных отношениях со старшими)8) Information technology: related9) Patents: subservient10) Automation: reversible (напр. об изменении) -
10 зависимый патент
1) Law: dependent patent2) Patents: subordinate patent, subpatent, subservient patent -
11 подобострастный
1) General subject: knee crooking, knee-crooking, obsequious, pleasing, servile, slimy, soft spoken, soft-spoken, subservient, subsequent, flattering2) Religion: abject3) Taboo: ass-holey -
12 подчинённый
1) General subject: adjective, ancillary, auxiliary, dependant, dependant (тж. грам. о предложении), dependent (о предложении), feudatory, inferior, junior (по службе), ministerial, puisne, satellite, satellitic, secondary, sub, subaltern, subdued, subject, submittal, subordinate, subsequent, subservient, under, underling, vassal, underboss, reportee, report2) Computers: child3) Geology: tributary (о породе)4) Biology: overtopped5) Military: command subordinate, follower, leadee, under the orders (of), reporting to6) Bookish: servient7) Grammar: hypotactic8) Mathematics: subordinated, subordination9) Religion: suffragan10) Law: second, subject to11) Mining: affluent (о породе)13) Jargon: big wheel, second fiddle14) Information technology: descending15) Oil: slave16) Patents: dependent (напр. о пункте формулы изобретения) -
13 подчинить своей воле
1) General subject: (кого-л.) bend to will, (кого-л.) subject to will, cow into submission, make subservient to2) Makarov: (кого-л.) compel to willУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > подчинить своей воле
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14 покорный
1) General subject: acquiescent, docile, ductile, duteous, dutiful, humble, lamblike, obedient, obeisant, passive, passive (часто о животных), prostrate, resigned, sequacious, submissive, tame, abiding, subservient2) Obsolete: buxom3) Rare: obediential5) Law: unrepugnant6) Makarov: soft -
15 полезный
1) General subject: adjuvant, advantageous, adventitious, available, beneficent, beneficial, benign (о климате, воздухе), benignant (о климате, воздухе), effective, good, healthsome, healthy, helpful, holesome, net, of avail, of use, practic, practicable, practical, profitable, salubrious, salutary, salutiferous, serviceable, subservient, useful, valuable, wholesome, enabling, worthwhile2) Computers: productive3) Medicine: healthful4) Colloquial: rewarding5) Obsolete: behooveful, utile6) Rare: aidful7) Mathematics: efficient8) Religion: expedient9) Psychology: utilitarian10) Information technology: instructive11) Business: fruitful, instrumental12) Makarov: favourable, worth-while13) Electrochemistry: actual -
16 преклоняться
1) General subject: admire, adore, bow, hero worship, hero-worship (перёд кем-л.), idolize, venerate (перёд кем-л.), worship, be subservient to, have blind faith in, grovel, revere2) Religion: acknowledge -
17 прислуживаться
2) Australian slang: make up to3) Makarov: creep, dance attendance on, dance attendance upon, fawn on, fawn upon -
18 раболепный
1) General subject: creepy crawly, creepy-crawly, fawning, knee crooking, knee-crooking, menial, obsequious, servile, slavelike, slavish, slimy, sneaking, sneaky, subservient, subsequent2) Makarov: creepy3) Taboo: ass-holey, chicken-shit -
19 служащий средством
1) General subject: subservient, vehicular2) Literal: instrumental3) Makarov: instrumental (для чего-либо)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > служащий средством
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20 служебное искусство
Advertising: subservient artУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > служебное искусство
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subservient — 1 *auxiliary, subsidiary, contributory, ancillary, adjuvant, accessory Analogous words: *subordinate, secondary, dependent, subject 2 Subservient, servile, slavish, menial, obsequious can mean showing or characterized by extreme compliance or… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
Subservient — Sub*serv i*ent, a. [L. subserviens, entis, p. pr. See {Subserve}.] Fitted or disposed to subserve; useful in an inferior capacity; serving to promote some end; subordinate; hence, servile, truckling. [1913 Webster] Scarce ever reading anything… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
subservient — UK US /səbˈsɜːviənt/ adjective ► willing to do what another person, organization, etc. wants, and considering your aims or wishes to be less important than those of others: »a subservient position/role subservient to sb/sth »Critics say the… … Financial and business terms
subservient — [adj1] extremely compliant abject, acquiescent, a slave to*, at one’s beck and call*, at one’s mercy*, bootlicking, cowering, cringing, dancing, deferential, docile, fawning, ignoble, inferior, in one’s clutches*, in one’s pocket*, in one’s… … New thesaurus
subservient — I adjective abject, accessory, adjuvant, aidful, aiding, ancillary, auxiliary, base, contributory, cringing, deferential, dependent, enslaved, fawning, helpful, inferior, ingratiating, junior, lesser, lower, menial, ministrant, obedient, obeisant … Law dictionary
subservient — (adj.) 1630s, useful, serviceable, from L. subservientem (nom. subserviens), prp. of subservire assist, lend support, from sub under (see SUB (Cf. sub )) + servire serve (see SERVE (Cf. serve)). The meaning slavishly obedient … Etymology dictionary
subservient — ► ADJECTIVE 1) prepared to obey others unquestioningly; obsequious. 2) less important; subordinate. DERIVATIVES subservience noun … English terms dictionary
subservient — [səb sʉr′vēənt] adj. [L subserviens, prp. of subservire, to SUBSERVE] 1. that is useful, helpful, or of service, esp. in an inferior or subordinate capacity 2. submissive; obsequious subserviently adv … English World dictionary
subservient — sub|ser|vi|ent [səbˈsə:viənt US ˈsə:r ] adj [Date: 1600 1700; : Latin; Origin: , present participle of subservire to serve, be subservient , from servire to serve ] 1.) always obeying another person and doing everything they want you to do used… … Dictionary of contemporary English
subservient — adjective Etymology: Latin subservient , subserviens, present participle of subservire Date: circa 1626 1. useful in an inferior capacity ; subordinate 2. serving to promote some end 3. obsequiously submissive ; truckling • subserviently adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
subservient — [[t]səbsɜ͟ː(r)viənt[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED: oft ADJ to n If you are subservient, you do whatever someone wants you to do. Her willingness to be subservient to her children isolated her. Derived words: subservience [[t]səbsɜ͟ː(r)viəns[/t]] N UNCOUNT … English dictionary