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1) General subject: a remark that is illustrative of his attitude, a remark that is illustratory of his attitude2) Makarov: remark that is illustrative of his attitudeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > замечание, характеризующее его отношение
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1) General subject: admonition, comment, criticism, note, observation, puerility, quibble, quibbling, rebuke, remark, reprimand, reproof, throwaway, word, admonishment, point of criticism, objurgation2) Naval: minute3) Colloquial: icebreaker4) Military: administrative admonition, admonition (взыскание), admonitory address (взыскание), call-down, censure, demerit, punitive admonition5) Engineering: noticing6) Rare: commonition7) Mathematics: points8) Law: judge's comment, note (по делу)9) Australian slang: chip10) Architecture: reflection11) Jargon: dido, two cents' ( worth) /one's/12) Information technology: notice13) Student language: skin14) Business: correction15) Education: redirection (например во время урока в школе: Johnny was given redirection a number of times, but still wouldn't behave.)16) Makarov: a remark that is illustrative of his attitude17) Logistics: remarking -
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