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Дипломатический термин: логичный довод, последовательный довод -
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4 no coherent argument in favor of one or another approach has been so far offered
Дипломатический термин: решающего довода в пользу того или иного подхода так и не было приведеноУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > no coherent argument in favor of one or another approach has been so far offered
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adjective1) (cohering) zusammenhängend2) (fig.) zusammenhängend; kohärent (geh.); in sich (Dat.) geschlossen [System, Ganzes, Werk, Aufsatz, Form]* * *[kə'hiərənt](clear and logical: He was able to give a coherent account of what had happened.) zusammenhängend- academic.ru/85484/coherently">coherently- coherence* * *co·her·ent[kə(ʊ)ˈhɪərənt, AM koʊˈhɪr-]\coherent argument schlüssiges Argument\coherent speech/story zusammenhängende Rede/Geschichte\coherent bundle PHYS kohärentes Bündel* * *[k\@U'hIərənt]adj1) (= comprehensible) zusammenhängendincapable of coherent speech — unfähig, zusammenhängend zu sprechen
* * *coherent adj (adv coherently)1. zusammenhängend2. PHYS kohärent3. fig (logisch) zusammenhängend, einheitlich, verständlich:be coherent in one’s speech sich klar ausdrücken (können)4. fig übereinstimmend, zusammenpassend* * *adjective1) (cohering) zusammenhängend2) (fig.) zusammenhängend; kohärent (geh.); in sich (Dat.) geschlossen [System, Ganzes, Werk, Aufsatz, Form]* * *adj.zusammen hängend adj.zusammen hängende adj.zusammenhängend (alt.Rechtschreibung) adj.zusammenhängende (alt.Rechtschreibung) adj. -
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kəuˈhɪərənt прил.
1) сцепленный, связанный Syn: connected
2) связный, логически последовательный a coherent argument ≈ логически последовательный довод Syn: consistent
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3) гармонический, гармоничный, согласованный a coherent plan for action ≈ согласованный план действий Syn: concerted, coordinated
4) понятный;
ясный;
вразумительный, отчетливый, разборчивый a coherent passage ≈ понятный отрывок Syn: intelligible, understandable
5) физ. когерентный coherent light ≈ когерентный свет связанный, сцепленный - * rocks (геология) сцементированные, крепкие породы - * smallpox (медицина) сливная оспа логически последовательный, связный - * thought последовательная мысль - his arguments are * его доводы логичны - * reasoning логически последовательное доказательство понятный, ясно произносимый разборчивый (специальное) когерентный coherent логически последовательный ~ понятный;
ясный;
разборчивый ~ понятный ~ последовательный ~ разборчивый ~ связанный ~ связный ~ согласованный ~ сцепленныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > coherent
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- coherent argument логічний/ послідовний доказ- coherent foreign policy послідовна зовнішня політика- coherent reasoning логічно послідовний доказ/ обґрунтування- coherent thought послідовна/ логічна/ зв'язана думка -
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[kə(u)'hɪər(ə)nt]прил.1) сцепленный, связанныйSyn:2) связный, логически последовательныйSyn:3) гармоничный, согласованныйSyn:4) понятный; ясный; вразумительный; отчётливый, разборчивыйSyn:5) физ. когерентный -
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coherent [kəʊˈhɪərənt]( = consistent) cohérent• he wasn't very coherent ( = articulate) on avait du mal à le comprendre* * *[kəʊ'hɪərənt]adjective [argument, plan] cohérent -
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coherent adj [argument, plan] cohérent ; he was barely coherent (through fatigue, alcohol) on avait peine à le comprendre. -
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[kəʊ'hɪərənt]aggettivo [argument, plan] coerentehe was barely coherent — (through fatigue, alcohol) parlava in modo sconnesso
* * *[kə'hiərənt](clear and logical: He was able to give a coherent account of what had happened.) coerente- coherence* * *coherent /kəʊˈhɪərənt/a.1 che ha coesione; aderentecoherence, coherencyn. [u]1 coesione; aderenzacoherentlyavv.2 in modo intelligibile.* * *[kəʊ'hɪərənt]aggettivo [argument, plan] coerentehe was barely coherent — (through fatigue, alcohol) parlava in modo sconnesso
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kə'hiərənt(clear and logical: He was able to give a coherent account of what had happened.) coherente- coherence
tr[kəʊ'hɪərənt]1 coherente, congruentecoherent [ko'hɪrənt] adj: coherente, congruente♦ coherently advadj.• coherente adj.kəʊ'hɪrənt, kəʊ'hɪərəntadjective coherente, congruente[kǝʊ'hɪǝrǝnt]ADJ [person, theory, argument, behaviour] coherente, congruente; [account, speech] coherente* * *[kəʊ'hɪrənt, kəʊ'hɪərənt]adjective coherente, congruente -
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[kəu΄hiərənt] a համաձայնեցված. կապակցված, հարակցված. a coherent story/argument կապակցված պատմություն. հետևողա կան փաստարկ -
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[kən'sɪst(ə)nt]1) (constant: results, action) costante, (person) costante2) (coherent: argument) coerente, logico (-a)FALSE FRIEND: consistent is not translated by the Italian word consistenteEnglish-Italian dictionary > consistent *** con·sist·ent adj
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intransitive verb1) (be coherent) [Teile eines Ganzen:] sich zusammenfügen; [Aussagen:] zusammenstimmen2) (be or remain associated) zusammenhalten* * *(to agree or be consistent: His statements just do not hang together.) zusammenhängend sein* * *vi1. (be logical) argument schlüssig sein; alibi, statements keine Widersprüche aufweisen; story zusammenhängend sein* * *vi(people) zusammenhalten; (argument, ideas) folgerichtig or zusammenhängend sein; (alibi) keinen Widerspruch aufweisen or enthalten; (story, report etc) zusammenhängen; (statements) zusammenpassen, keine Widersprüche pl aufweisen* * *hang together v/i1. zusammenhalten (Personen)2. einen (logischen) Zusammenhang haben, zusammenhängen* * *intransitive verb1) (be coherent) [Teile eines Ganzen:] sich zusammenfügen; [Aussagen:] zusammenstimmen2) (be or remain associated) zusammenhalten* * *v.zusammen halten v.zusammenhalten (alt.Rechtschreibung) (•Personen•) ausdr. -
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1 [growth, level, quality] régulier/-ière ; [kindness, help, criticism etc] constant ; [performance, recording] homogène ; [sportsman, playing] régulier/-ière ;2 ( repeated) [attempts, demands etc] répété ;4 consistent with en accord avec [account, belief, decision etc] ; she had injuries consistent with a fall elle avait des blessures correspondant à une chute. -
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cohere [kəʊ'hɪə(r)](a) (stick together) adhérer, coller
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