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1 affect
I 1. ['æfekt] сущ.; психол.Syn:2. [ə'fekt] гл.1) оказывать воздействие, влияние; касаться, затрагиватьto affect smb. deeply — сильно повлиять на кого-л.
Syn:2) волновать, трогать (эмоционально)3) приносить вред, наносить ущерб4) мед. поражать ( о болезни)II [ə'fekt] гл.1) притворяться, делать вид, прикидыватьсяHe has never affected to be surprised. — Он никогда не делал вид, что очень удивлён.
Syn:counterfeit 3., pretend 1.2) имитировать, подражать3) любить (пользоваться чем-л.), предпочитать (что-л.)that peculiar costume that he affected — тот необычный костюм, который ему очень нравился
Syn:4) быть распространенными (где-л.), обитать (где-л.)places affected by the scorpion for its nest — места, в которых скорпионы обычно устраивают свои гнезда
Syn:5) стремиться принять (какую-л.) форму, характерAny body affects some regular shape. — Любое физическое тело стремится принять какую-то определённую форму.
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