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1 умеренный
1. frugal2. conservative3. spering4. abstemious5. abstemiously6. abstinent7. moderately8. sparely9. sparingly10. temperate11. temperately12. moderate; temperate13. medium14. reasonableумеренная цена; доступная цена — reasonable price
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2 искренний энтузиазм
Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > искренний энтузиазм
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3 умеренный энтузиазм
Makarov: temperate enthusiasmУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > умеренный энтузиазм
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4 сдержанный
1) General subject: brittle, button down, button-down, buttoned down, buttoned up, chary, chaste, checked, close, close lipped, close mouthed, close tongued, close-lipped, close-mouthed, close-tongued, collected, composed, contained, continent, continent (в словах, поступках), decent, demure, discreet, distant, dry, forbearing, frozen, guarded, inaccessible, incommunicative, inhibited, insular, low key, low profile, low-key, low-profile (о позиции, поведении), measured (о речи), mim, moderate, modest, prudent, qualified, quiet, repressed, reserved, restrained, reticent, retiring, sedate, self composed, self contained, self restrained, self-composed, self-contained, self-restrained, sober minded, sober-minded, sobersided (слишком), stand off, stand offish, stand-off, stand-offish, strange, suppressed, tempered, tight (в обращении), unaffectionate, unbroken (об обещании и т. п.), undemonstrative, unenthusiastic (о приеме), unexpansive, unsociable, muted (lacking enthusiasm), understated (о вещах, напр. an understated suit - подчеркнуто скромный, но элегантный костюм), minimalistic, bottled up, curt, cold-minded2) American: preppy3) Diplomatic term: soft4) Psychology: self-collected5) Business: dominated7) Makarov: frosted, incommunicable, indrawn, lean (о стиле, слоге), temperate, unbending, undemonstrative (о человеке, чувствах и т.п.)8) Idiomatic expression: as cool as cucumber
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