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21 challenge
1. n вызов2. n вызов на дуэль; картель3. n сомнение; постановка под вопрос4. n сложная задача; проблемаthe challenge of a nuclear age — задачи, которые ставит перед нами ядерный век
5. n юр. отвод присяжного заседателя6. n юр. возражение в ходе процессаchallenge rule — правило, согласно которому в случае признания патента недействительным подлежат возврату лицензиату все суммы лицензионного вознаграждения, уплаченные им после возбуждения иска о признании патента недействительным
7. n амер. недопущение избирателя к голосованию8. n амер. требование об аннулировании избирательного бюллетеня или результатов голосованияthe election of a new government was met by a challenge from its opponents — противники нового правительства требовали считать недействительным его избрание
9. n амер. книжн. претензия, притязание10. n амер. мор. опознавательные11. n амер. оклик12. n амер. вет. контрольное, проверочное заражение вакцинированных животныхлай собак, дающий знать, что они напали на след
13. v вызывать; бросать вызов14. v спорт. вызвать на соревнование15. v сомневаться; отрицать16. v оспаривать, подвергать сомнению17. v требовать18. v отводить, давать отвод19. v юр. отводить присяжного заседателя20. v юр. возражать21. v амер. давать отвод избирателю22. v амер. требовать признания недействительным избирательного бюллетеня или результатов голосования23. v амер. воен. окликать; спрашивать пропуск, пароль24. v амер. мор. показывать опознавательныеСинонимический ряд:1. dare (noun) dare2. defiance (noun) cartel; dare; defi; defiance; defy; provocation; stump3. demur (noun) demur; demurral; demurrer; objection; protest; protestation; question; remonstrance; remonstration4. difficulty (noun) difficulty; test; trial5. task (noun) demand; formidable task; hazard; invitation; summons; task; threat; venture6. dare (verb) affront; confront; contest; dare; denounce; duel; invite competition; threaten7. demand (verb) call; claim; demand; exact; postulate; require; requisition; solicit8. dispute (verb) ask for; assert; claim as one's due; demand one's rights; dispute; doubt; impose; impute; mistrust; question; take exception9. face (verb) beard; brave; defy; face; front; outdare; outface; venture10. fight (verb) buck; combat; fight; oppose; resist; traverse11. stir (verb) arouse; awaken; bestir; kindle; rally; rouse; stir; wake; waken; whet12. tax (verb) tax; test; tryАнтонимический ряд: -
22 waffle
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23 poser
трудный вопрос имя существительное: -
24 puzzler
трудный вопрос имя существительное: -
25 stumper
трудная задача имя существительное: -
26 teaser
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27 tickler
щекотливое положение имя существительное: -
28 twister
обманщик имя существительное: -
29 baffling problem
трудная задача имя существительное: -
30 arduous
1. a трудный, напряжённый2. a энергичный; неутомимый; напряжённый3. a крутой, труднодоступныйan arduous hill — крутая гора, крутой подъём
Синонимический ряд:1. hard (adj.) backbreaking; burdensome; demanding; difficile; difficult; effortful; exacting; exhausting; formidable; hard; harsh; heavy; knotty; labored; laborious; onerous; operose; oppressive; rigorous; rough; rugged; serious; severe; slavish; sticky; taxing; terrible; tight; toilful; toilsome; tough; tricksy; trying; uphill; wearisome; weighty2. steep (adj.) abrupt; acclivitous; bold; high; precipitate; precipitous; sheer; sideling; steep; steepdown; steep-to; steep-up3. strenuous (adj.) emphatic; energetic; fatiguing; Herculean; intense; overwhelming; strenuous; vigorous; vigourousАнтонимический ряд: -
31 harder
труднее; более трудныйСинонимический ряд:1. firmer (adj.) firmer; more resistant; solider2. grimmer (adj.) bitterer; bleaker; dourer; grimmer; harsher; more austere; more dour; more stringent; rougher3. hardier (adj.) hardier; more casehardened; more hardened; more rugged; tougher4. heavier (adj.) heavier; heftier; more powerful5. more actual (adj.) more actual; more factual6. more arduous (adj.) more arduous; more difficile; more effortful; more labored; more operose; more serious; more slavish; more strenuous; more terrible; more toilful; more toilsome; more uphill; stickier7. more insensible (adj.) duller; more anesthetic; more bloodless; more impassible; more insensate; more insensible; more insensitive; rockier8. more intensive (adj.) deeper; more blood-and-guts; more intense; more intensive; more profound9. more realistic (adj.) earthier; more down-to-earth; more hard-boiled; more hardheaded; more hard-headed; more matter-of-fact; more objective; more practic; more practical; more pragmatic; more pragmatical; more realistic; more tough-minded; more unfantastic; more unidealistic; more unromantic; more unsentimental; more utilitarian; soberer10. more spirituous (adj.) more alcoholic; more ardent; more spirituous; stronger11. more taxing (adj.) knottier; more backbreaking; more burdensome; more demanding; more difficult; more exacting; more formidable; more laborious; more onerous; more oppressive; more taxing; more trying; tougher; weightier12. severer (adj.) more bitter; more brutal; more inclement; more intemperate; more rigorous; severer13. more forcefully (other) hammer and tongs; more energetically; more forcefully; more mightily; more vigorously; with might and main -
32 Herculean
1. a геркулесов2. a исполинский; очень сильный3. a очень трудный; опасныйСинонимический ряд:1. powerful (adj.) brawny; hale; hardy; healthy; hearty; mighty; powerful; strong2. very difficult (adj.) arduous; colossal; demanding; difficult; formidable; heavy; strenuous; titanic; very difficult -
33 uphill
1. n подъём2. a идущий в горуhe always falls behind when we are going uphill — когда мы идём в гору, он всегда отстаёт
3. a трудный, тяжёлый4. adv в горуСинонимический ряд:1. ascending (adj.) ascending; climbing; escalating; mounting; rising; skyward; toward the crest; up; upward2. hard (adj.) arduous; difficile; difficult; effortful; formidable; hard; heavy; knotty; labored; laborious; operose; rough; rugged; serious; severe; slavish; sticky; strenuous; terrible; toilful; toilsome; tough
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