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21 acquiesce
v молча или неохотно соглашатьсяСинонимический ряд:1. assent (verb) accede; accept; admit; agree; agree on; agree with; approve; assent; be satisfied; bend; bow; come to terms; concur; consent; subscribe; yes2. comply (verb) comply; concede; grant; submit; yieldАнтонимический ряд:disagree; resist -
22 debate
1. n дискуссия, прения, дебатыforensic debates — судебные прения, прения сторон в процессе
debate on — спорить о; дискуссия о
2. n спор, полемикаin debate — обсуждаемый, дискутируемый
3. n официальный отчёт о парламентских заседаниях4. n уст. борьба, вражда, ссора5. v обсуждать, дискутировать, дебатировать, вести дебатыlong, unlively debate — длинные, скучные дебаты
6. v обсуждать, спорить, вести дебатыto debate the best places to go — спорить о том, куда лучше всего пойти
7. v обдумывать, взвешивать; размышлятьto debate with oneself — обдумывать ; убеждать самого себя
Синонимический ряд:1. argument (noun) argument; argumentation; contention; contest; controversy; dialectic; discussion; disputation; dispute; forensic; forensics; match; mooting; polemic2. attention (noun) application; attention; concentration; consideration; deliberation; heed; study3. words (noun) altercation; clash; disagreement; fight; hassle; quarrel; row; run-in; spat; squabble; tiff; unpleasantness; words; wrangle4. answer (verb) answer; question5. argue (verb) argue; confute; contend; controvert; differ; oppose; refute; vex6. deliberate (verb) consider; deliberate; moot7. discuss (verb) agitate; canvass; discept; discuss; dispute; pro and con; thrash out; toss around8. ponder (verb) ponder; reason; weighАнтонимический ряд:agreement; consent; decide; grant -
23 inhibit
1. v книжн. запрещать; налагать запрет2. v книжн. лишать права отправления церковной службы3. v книжн. мешать, препятствовать4. v книжн. сдерживать, останавливать, подавлять5. v книжн. хим. ингибировать6. v книжн. вчт. запрещать, блокироватьСинонимический ряд:1. cramp (verb) constrain; constrict; cramp2. forbid (verb) ban; enjoin; forbid; interdict; outlaw; prevent; prohibit; proscribe; taboo3. restrain (verb) arrest; bit; brake; bridle; check; coarct; crimp; curb; discourage; hinder; hold back; hold down; hold in; keep; keep back; limit; obstruct; pull in; rein; repress; restrain; restrict; suppress; withholdАнтонимический ряд:adopt; aid; allow; approve; assent; authorise; authorize; charter; consent; deliver; empower; encourage; free; grant -
24 licence
1. n лицензия; удостоверение, патент; официальное разрешениеdriving licence — водительские права, разрешение на вождение автомашины
2. n патент на продажу спиртных напитковoff licence — патент, разрешение на продажу спиртных напитков навынос
3. n вольность; злоупотребление свободой; распущенность4. n отклонение от правил, нормСинонимический ряд:1. freedom (noun) freedom; latitude; liberty2. leave (noun) approval; authorisation; consent; leave; permission; sanction3. permit (noun) permit; warrant4. profligacy (noun) profligacy -
25 license
v разрешать, давать разрешение; давать право, выдавать патент, лицензиюСинонимический ряд:1. document (noun) certificate; credential; document; grant; permit; warrant2. freedom (noun) arrogance; effrontery; freedom; indulgence; irresponsibility; latitude; laxity; liberty; looseness; slackness3. permission (noun) authorisation; authorization; consent; entitlement; permission; privilege; sanction4. authorize (verb) accredit; allow; authorise; authorize; certify; commission; empower; enable; entitle; permit; qualify; sanction; warrantАнтонимический ряд:constraint; denial; prohibit; restriction -
26 stand for
1. поддерживать; твердо держатьсяto stand buff — стоять, держаться
2. быть кандидатом; стоять за; значить3. представлятьСинонимический ряд:1. let (verb) allow; approve; consent to; entitle; grant; let; pass; permit; sanction2. represent (verb) embody; epitomise; exemplify; illustrate; personify; represent; speak for; symbolise; typify
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