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1. n значок; эмблема; кокарда2. n воен. знак различия3. n мор. знак на корме корабля4. n символ, признакchains are the badge of slavery — цепи — символ рабства
5. n сл. полицейский6. v отмечать знаком или значкомthe flag of the regiment was badged with the blood of its heroic dead — знамя полка было освящено кровью павших героев
Синонимический ряд:1. honor (noun) accolade; award; bays; decoration; distinction; honor; kudos; laurels; medal2. identification (noun) button; I.D.; identification; label; marker; symbol; tag3. token of office (noun) crest; emblem; ensign; epaulet; escutcheon; insignia; medallion; official star; ribbon; rosette; token of office -
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1. n похвала2. n восхваление3. n прославление; хвалаgiven praise — воздавал хвалу; возданный хвалу
4. v хвалитьwe praise thee, o god — Тебе Бога хвалим
5. v прославлять; восхвалять; превозносить6. v уст. диал. оцениватьСинонимический ряд:1. acclamation (noun) acclaim; acclamation; accolade; adulation; applause; appreciation; approbation; approval; bouquet; commendation; compliment; kudos; orchid; ovation; plaudit2. admiration (noun) admiration; adoration; honor; tribute3. magnification (noun) exaltation; glorification; magnification4. honour (verb) acclaim; admire; adore; applaud; approve; bless; celebrate; cheer; cite; commend; compliment; congratulate; cry up; eulogise; eulogize; exalt; extol; flatter; glorify; hail; honor; honour; hymn; kudize; laud; magnify; panegyrize; psalm; psalmody; recommend; resound; venerate; worshipАнтонимический ряд:blame; censure; condemn; condemnation; contempt; criticism; denunciation; detraction; disapprobation; disapproval; disapprove; discommend; disfavour; dislike; ridicule; scorn -
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1. n книжн. приветствие2. n мор. редк. салютСинонимический ряд:1. encomium (noun) citation; encomium; eulogy; panegyric; tribute2. greeting (noun) address; curtsey; greeting; hail; handshake; hello; opening volley3. reception (noun) accolade; hospitality; hug; reception; salute; welcome -
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1. n награда или наказание2. n присуждение3. n юр. арбитражное решение4. n решение5. n эк. выдача, предоставление государственного заказа6. n эк. государственный заказ7. v присуждать, награждать8. v юр. выносить решение9. v эк. выдавать, предоставлять заказ на поставкуСинонимический ряд:1. grant (noun) grant; stipend; subsidy2. honor (noun) accolade; badge; bays; citation; decoration; distinction; dividend; honor; honour; kudos; laurels; medal; plum; prize; reward; scholarship; tribute; trophy3. allot (verb) allot; allow; assign4. bestow (verb) accord; bestow; concede; confer; dole out; endow; give; grant; present; reward; vouchsafeАнтонимический ряд: -
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1. n гостеприимство, радушие2. n проявление, знаки гостеприимства3. n уст. приют; богадельняСинонимический ряд:1. generosity (noun) affability; bounty; consideration; cordiality; generosity; graciousness; obliging accommodation; warm reception; warm welcome2. reception (noun) accolade; hug; reception; salutation; salute; welcome -
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1. n бот. лавровое дерево2. n бот. в названиях деревьев, не относящихся к лавровым3. n бот. обыкн. лавры, почести, признаниеto win laurels — стяжать славу; прославиться
4. v венчать лавровым венкомСинонимический ряд:1. tree (noun) bay; bay leaf; evergreen tree; shrub; tree2. wreath (noun) accolade; award; crown; decoration; distinction; garland; honor; honour; wreath -
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1. n венок2. n венец, венчик3. n кольцо; завиток; виток4. n шотл. сугробСинонимический ряд:1. garland (noun) anadem; arrangement; bouquet; chaplet; coronal; coronet; festoon; garland; lei2. laurel (noun) accolade; award; crown; decoration; distinction; honour; laurel -
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1 noun(b) (for leg) appareil m orthopédique; (for teeth) appareil m dentaire ou orthodontique; (for torso) corset m(c) Building industry étai m∎ brace (and bit) vilebrequin m à main(e) (of game birds, pistols) paire f(a) (strengthen) renforcer, consolider; (support) soutenir; Building industry étayer; (beam) armer; Aviation (wing) croisillonner;∎ to brace a beam with sth armer une poutre de qch(b) (steady, prepare)∎ he braced his body/himself for the impact il raidit son corps/s'arc-bouta en préparation du choc;∎ he braced himself to try again il a rassemblé ses forces pour une nouvelle tentative;∎ the family braced itself for the funeral la famille s'est armée de courage pour les funérailles;∎ brace yourself for some bad news préparez-vous à de mauvaises nouvelles(c) (of weather) fortifier, tonifier∎ they braced for the attack ils se préparèrent à soutenir l'assaut(b) (for teeth) appareil m dentaire ou orthodontique➲ brace up∎ to brace sb up réconforter qn(take heart) reprendre courage, se ressaisir;∎ you have to brace up and face the situation il faut te ressaisir et faire face -
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1. n приём; гостеприимство2. n приветствие3. a желанный, приятный; долгожданный4. a c5. v приветствовать; радушно принимать6. v приветствовать, одобрять7. v встретить8. int добро пожаловать!, милости просим!Синонимический ряд:1. appreciated (adj.) appreciated; cherished; delightful; desirable; gladly received; honored; honoured2. pleasant (adj.) agreeable; congenial; favorable; favourable; good; grateful; gratifying; nice; pleasant; pleasing; pleasurable; pleasureful; satisfying3. reception (noun) accolade; greeting; greetings; hospitality; hug; reception; salutation; salute; warm reception4. accept (verb) accept; embrace; take up5. greet (verb) greet; hail; host; receive; receive warmly; salute; take in; usher in; wave atАнтонимический ряд:bar; farewell; unwelcome -
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['brækit] 1. noun1) ((usually in plural) marks (eg (),, etc) used to group together one or more words etc.) accolade(s)2) (a support for a shelf etc: The shelf fell down because the brackets were not strong enough.) support2. verb1) (to enclose (words etc) by brackets.) mettre entre crochets/parenthèses2) ((sometimes with together) to group together (similar or equal people or things).) mettre dans la même catégorie• -
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bracketing ['brækɪtɪŋ](b) (in a vertical list) réunion f par une accolade -
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curly ['kɜ:lɪ](compar curlier, superl curliest) (hair → tight) frisé; (→ loose) bouclé; (long piece of paper etc) en spirale; (eyelashes) recourbé(a) to have sb by the short and curlies pouvoir faire ce qu'on veut de qn□ ;∎ they've got us by the short and curlies ils nous tiennent□∎ hi there, curly salut, le/la frisé(e)►► Typography curly bracket accolade f;curly endive frisée f;curly kale chou m frisé;curly lettuce (laitue f) frisée f;British Typography curly quotes guillemets mpl anglais
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accolade — ► NOUN ▪ something given as a special honour or in recognition of merit. ORIGIN originally meaning «a touch on a person s shoulders with a sword when knighting them»: from Provençal acolada embrace around the neck , from Latin collum neck … English terms dictionary
accolade — (n.) 1620s, from Fr. accolade (16c.), from Prov. acolada or It. accollata, ultimately from noun use of a fem. pp. from V.L. *accollare to embrace around the neck, from L. ad to (see AD (Cf. ad )) + collum neck (see COLLAR (Cf. c … Etymology dictionary
accolade — noun ADJECTIVE ▪ great, high (esp. BrE), prestigious, top (esp. BrE), ultimate (esp. BrE) ▪ Four restaurants have been awarded the highest accolade of a three star rating. ▪ criti … Collocations dictionary
accolade — noun (C) praise for someone who is greatly admired or a prize given to them for their work: She received a Grammy Award , the highest accolade in the music business … Longman dictionary of contemporary English
accolade — noun Etymology: French, from accoler to embrace, from Vulgar Latin *accollare, from Latin ad + collum neck more at collar Date: 1623 1. a. a ceremonial embrace b. a ceremony or salute conferring knighthood … New Collegiate Dictionary
accolade — [17] Accolade goes back to an assumed Vulgar Latin verb *accollāre, meaning ‘put one’s arms round someone’s neck’ (collum is Latin for ‘neck’, and is the source of English collar). It put in its first recorded appearance in the Provençal noun… … The Hutchinson dictionary of word origins
accolade — UK [ˈækəleɪd] / US [ˈækəˌleɪd] noun [countable] Word forms accolade : singular accolade plural accolades a) an honour given to someone for their work the TV industry s ultimate accolade b) an expression of praise and admiration She was full of… … English dictionary
accolade — [17] Accolade goes back to an assumed Vulgar Latin verb *accollāre, meaning ‘put one’s arms round someone’s neck’ (collum is Latin for ‘neck’, and is the source of English collar). It put in its first recorded appearance in the Provençal noun… … Word origins
accolade — ac|co|lade [ ækə,leıd ] noun count an honor given to someone for their work: the TV industry s ultimate accolade a. an expression of praise and admiration … Usage of the words and phrases in modern English
accolade — [ akəleɪd, ˌakə leɪd] noun 1》 something granted as a special honour or in recognition of merit. 2》 a ceremonial touch on a person s shoulders with a sword at the bestowing of a knighthood. Word History When it entered English in the 17th century… … English new terms dictionary
accolade — 1. noun /ˈækəleɪd/ a) An expression of approval; praise. b) A special acknowledgment; an award. Syn: panegyric 2 … Wiktionary