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1 accepted
a принятый; признанный; одобренныйpopularly accepted — всеми принятый, признанный
accepted standards — принятые нормы; принятые критерии
Синонимический ряд:1. acclaimed (adj.) acclaimed; accredited; acknowledged; admitted; affirmed; allowed; recognized; settled2. orthodox (adj.) approved; authoritative; canonical; conventional; established; orthodox; received; sanctioned; sound; traditional3. usual (adj.) accustomed; chronic; customary; habitual; routine; usual; wonted4. accepted (verb) accepted; approved; believed; countenanced; favored; favoured; go for; held with; received; subscribe to; went for/gone for5. admitted (verb) admitted; received; take in6. agreed (verb) acceded; acquiesced; agreed; assented; consented7. apprehended (verb) apprehended; caught; compassed; comprehended; conceived; fathomed; followed; grasped; made out; make out; read; saw; saw/seen; took in/taken in; took/taken; tumbled to; twigged; understood8. took (verb) abided; believed; bore; bore with/borne with; brooked; endured; pocketed; stomached; stood; suffered; supported; sustained; swallowed; tolerated; took; toughed out9. welcomed (verb) embraced; take up; welcomed -
2 while
1. n время; промежуток времениin a little while — скоро, вот-вот
a while ago — только что, недавно
after a little while — вскоре, через некоторое время
at whiles — по временам, иногда
2. n преим. поэт. это времяhe sang to her and looked in her eyes the while — он пел для неё, всё время смотря ей в глаза
3. n затраченные усилия и время; беспокойство4. v проводить, коротатьwhile away — проводить; провести
5. v диал. тянуться6. prep диал. до7. cj вводит временные придаточные предложения, выражающие8. cj вводит предложения, выражающие противопоставление в то же время; тогда как; аone of the sisters was in white, while the other was all in black — одна сестра была в белом, а другая вся в чёрном
9. cj разг. вводит предложения с противительным значением хотя, несмотря на то, чтоwhile the book will be welcomed by scholars, it will make an immediate appeal to the general reader — книга будет хорошо принята не только учёными, но и широким кругом читателей
a long while ago — очень давно, так давно, что и не вспомнить
Синонимический ряд:1. although (adj.) although; whereas2. during (adj.) during; through; throughout3. effort (noun) effort; elbow grease; exertion; pain; pains; trouble4. interval (noun) bit; interim; interval; period; space; spell; stretch; whet5. occasion (noun) instant; moment; occasion; time6. while away (verb) idle; pass; spend; waste; while away7. wile (verb) beguile; fleet; wile8. during (other) as long as; during
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