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1 imposing
1. n полигр. спуск или заключка2. a производящий сильное впечатление; впечатляющий, внушительный, импозантныйСинонимический ряд:1. grand (adj.) august; baronial; grand; grandiose; lordly; magnific; magnificent; noble; princely; regal; royal; sublime; superb2. impressive (adj.) dignified; elegant; exciting; impressive; majestic; stately; stirring; striking3. massive (adj.) massive; mighty; monumental; powerful; substantial4. pretentious (adj.) arty; arty-crafty; big; high-sounding; overblown; pretentious5. abusing (verb) abusing; exploiting; presuming6. fixing (verb) decreeing; dictating; fixing; lay down; laying down; ordaining; prescribing; setting7. inflicting (verb) forcing on; forcing upon; inflicting; plaguing; visiting; wreaking; wrecking8. infringing (verb) infringing; intruding; obtruding9. levying (verb) assessing; exacting; levying; putting; putting on; putting upon10. saddling (verb) foisting; imposing; saddling; wishing -
2 presuming
a самонадеянныйСинонимический ряд:1. arrogant (adj.) arrogant; disdainful; egotistical; haughty; imperious; proud2. disrespectful (adj.) disrespectful; familiar; presumptive; unreserved3. presumptuous (adj.) brash; brassbound; confident; forward; gay; overconfident; overweening; presumptuous; pushful; pushing; self-asserting; self-assertive; uppish; uppity4. abusing (verb) abusing; exploiting5. assuming (verb) assuming; positing; postulating; premising; presupposing6. conjecturing (verb) conjecturing; guessing; inferring; supposing; surmising; thinking7. imposing (verb) imposing; infringing; intruding; obtruding8. pretending (verb) hazarding; pretending; venturing -
3 mishandling
1. n плохое обращение2. n неправильное обращениеСинонимический ряд:1. abuse (noun) abuse; corruption; ill-usage; misapplication; misappropriation; mistreatment; misuse; perversion2. abusing (verb) abusing; maltreating; misapplying; misappropriating; mishandling; mistreating; misusing; perverting; prostituting3. manhandling (verb) knocking about; manhandling; roughhousing; roughing up; slapping around4. spoiling (verb) blundering; boggling; botching; bungling; fumbling; mess up; mismanaging; muck up; muddling; muffing; spoiling -
4 assailing
Синонимический ряд:1. attack (noun) aggression; assault; attack; combat; invasion; offensive; onslaught; raid; storming2. abusing (verb) abusing; rail at; reviling; vituperating3. hitting (verb) assaulting; attacking; besetting; fall on; falling on; falling upon; go at; have at; hitting; sail in; storming; striking -
5 using
1. использование2. применение; использование3. использовать; использованиеСинонимический ряд:1. handling (adj.) guiding; handling; managing; operating; regulating; running2. utilizing (adj.) accepting; applying; employing; practicing; putting in service; testing; trying out; utilizing; working3. accustoming (verb) accustoming; familiarizing; habituating; inuring; wonting4. exploiting (verb) abusing; exploiting; imposing on; imposing upon5. practising (verb) actuating; applying; bestowing; employing; exercising; implementing; practising; utilising; utilizing6. speaking (verb) conversing in; parleying; speaking; talking7. treating (verb) dealing with; playing; serving; taking; treating8. working (verb) handling; operating; running; working -
6 diminishing
1. a уменьшающийся, убывающий2. a уменьшающийСинонимический ряд:1. decreasing (adj.) abating; declining; decreasing; dwindling; less and less; lessening; reducing; shrinking2. lessening (noun) alleviation; decrease; diminution; lessening; reduction3. abridging (verb) abridging; curtailing; lessening; minifying4. decreasing (verb) bating; closing; decreasing; draining away; peaking out; petering out; rebating; receding; tapering; tapering off5. decrying (verb) abusing; belittling; crying down; decrying; depreciating; derogating; detracting from; discounting; disparaging; minimizing; running down; taking away; taking from; writing off6. reducing (verb) abating; draining; dwindling; ebbing; let up; peter out; reducing; shrinking; tail off; taper off -
7 discounting
1. учитыватьждисконтирование2. дисконт времени; дисконтирование; учет неравноценности затрат произведенных в разные годы3. учитывать; дисконтированиеСинонимический ряд:1. decrying (verb) abusing; belittling; crying down; decrying; depreciating; derogating; detracting; detracting from; diminishing; disparaging; downgrading; minimising; minimizing; running down; taking from; talk down; writing off2. deducting (verb) deducting; drawing back; knocking off; subtracting; take off; taking; taking away; taking off; taking out3. neglecting (verb) blinking at; blinking away; disregarding; eliding; failing; forgetting; ignoring; missing; neglecting; omitting; overleaping; overlooking; passing; passing by; passing over; slighting; sloughing over; slurring over4. write off (verb) write off -
8 disparaging
a уничижительный, умаляющий достоинствоthe article was considered to be too disparaging of the writer — было сочтено, что статья содержит чересчур уничижительную оценку писателя
disparaging words, acts or gestures — уничижительные слова, действия или жесты
Синонимический ряд:1. complaining (adj.) captious; carping; censorious; complaining; critical; faultfinding; reproachful; severe2. derogatory (adj.) belittling; deprecatory; depreciative; depreciatory; derogatory; detracting; disadvantageous; dyslogistic; pejorative; slighting; uncomplimentary3. dim (adj.) adverse; dim4. decrying (verb) abusing; belittling; crying down; decrying; depreciating; derogating; detracting; detracting from; diminishing; discounting; disparaging; downgrading; minimising; minimizing; running down; taking away; taking from; talk down; writing off5. discouraging (verb) chilling; dejecting; demoralizing; discouraging; disheartening; dispiriting -
9 minimizing
1. минимизация2. минимизировать; снижениеСинонимический ряд:decrying (verb) abusing; belittling; crying down; decrying; depreciating; derogating; detracting; detracting from; diminishing; discounting; disparaging; downgrading; minimising; running down; taking away; taking from; talk down; writing off
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