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1 тон
I м. (мн. тона́)1) муз. toneтоном вы́ше [ни́же] — one tone higher [lower]
задава́ть тон — set the pitch
2) ( оттенок звучания голоса) tone(s) (pl)повели́тельным тоном — in a high / peremptory / imperious tone
не говори́те таки́м тоном — don't use [talk in] that tone of voice
перемени́ть тон — change one's tone
сба́вить тон — change one's tune; sing small; pipe down разг.
повы́сить тон — raise one's voice
на повы́шенных тона́х — on a higher pitch of voice; in a more excited tone
тоном ни́же, пожа́луйста! — please tone down your voice!
3) (цвет, окраска) tone; colourсве́тлые тона́ — light colours
4) (стиль, манера изложения) tone, tenorнедружелю́бный тон письма́ — the unfriendly tone of the letter
5) ( косметическое средство) toning cream, toner••хоро́ший [дурно́й] тон — good [bad] form
пра́вила хоро́шего тона — good manners
попа́сть в тон — strike the right note
II м. (мн. то́ны) мед.задава́ть тон (дт.) — 1) ( служить образцом) set the fashion (for) 2) ( задавать общую направленность) set the tone (for)
тоны се́рдца — heart / cardiac sounds
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2 тон
м. (в разн. знач.)tone (о голосе часто pl.)тоном выше муз. — one tonehigher; (перен.) in a more excited tone
тоном ниже муз. — one tone lower; (перен.) in a calmer tone, in a calmer tone of voice
повелительным тоном — in a high / peremptory / imperious tone
не говорите таким тоном — don't use, или talk in, that tone of voice
сбавить тон — change one's tune; sing* small; pipe down разг.
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попасть в тон — strike* the right noteхороший, дурной тон — good, bad form
задавать тон — муз. set* the pitch; (перен.) set* the fashion
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