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1 accumulated
1. сборник; аккумулированный2. накапливать; накопленныйСинонимический ряд:1. amassed (adj.) amassed; collected; compiled; gathered; raised; scraped together2. amassed (verb) amassed; cumulated; garnered; hived; laid up; rolled up; stockpiled; stored up3. gathered (verb) accrued; aggregated; collected; gathered; pile up; roll up -
2 stockpiled
накапливать; запасенныйСинонимический ряд:1. accumulated (verb) accumulated; amassed; cumulated; garnered; hived; laid up; rolled up; stored up2. saved (verb) lay up; saved; stored3. treasured (verb) hoarded; squirreled; stashed; treasured -
3 cumulated
a кумулятивный, сводный; кумулированныйСинонимический ряд:accumulated (verb) accumulated; amassed; garnered; hived; laid up; rolled up; stockpiled; stored up -
4 collected
1. a собранный2. a сдержанный, выдержанный; спокойныйСинонимический ряд:1. amassed (adj.) accumulated; amassed; compiled; gathered; raised; scraped together2. calm (adj.) calm; deliberate; easy; easygoing; placid; poised; possessed; self-composed; self-possessed; serene; state of mind; tranquil3. even (adj.) composed; cool; cool-headed; detached; disimpassioned; even; even-tempered; imperturbable; nonchalant; unflappable; unruffled4. composed (verb) collected; composed; contained; controlled; cooled; re-collected; reined; repressed; restrained; simmered down; smothered; suppressed5. gathered (verb) accrued; accumulated; aggregated; amassed; garnered; gathered; pile up; roll up6. inferred (verb) concluded; deduced; deducted; derived; drew/drawn; inferred; judged; made; made out7. met (verb) assembled; called; closed; clustered; congregated; convened; converged; convoked; forgathered; gathered; get together; grouped; marshalled; met; mustered; raised; rendezvoused; round up; rounded up; summoned -
5 aggregated
1. собранный; собран2. суммироватьСинонимический ряд:1. collective (adj.) accumulated; collated; collective; compiled; concentrated; consolidated; gathered; massed; summed2. amounted (verb) added up; amounted; came/come; numbered; ran; ran into/run into; ran to/run to; reached; summed into; summed to; totaled or totalled; totalled3. gathered (verb) accrued; accumulated; amassed; collected; garnered; gathered; pile up; roll up -
6 burn
1. n ожог; обожжённое место2. n клеймо3. n выжигание растительности4. n обжиг5. n разг. сигарета6. n сл. надувательство, обман7. n реакт. поджиг ракетного двигателя8. v жечь, сжигатьburn out — выжигать, сжигать
9. v выжигать, прожигать10. v использовать в качестве топлива; топить11. v физ. сжигать в ядерном реакторе12. v хим. сгорать, быстро окисляться13. v гореть, пылать, сгорать14. v пылать, горетьto burn with fever — быть в жару, пылать как в огне
15. v гореть, светить; гореть, сверкать16. v иметь страстное желание17. v обжигать, получать ожог18. v вызывать загар19. v загорать20. v подгорать21. v дать подгореть или сгореть22. v иссушать; вызывать трещины23. v опалять, высушивать24. v сжигать, казнить на костре25. v умереть на костре26. v амер. сл. казнить на электрическом стуле27. v мед. прижигать28. v клеймитьвызывать жжение, жечь
29. v мчаться изо всех сил30. v сл. обмануть; надуть31. n шотл. ручей, ручеёкСинонимический ряд:1. blister (noun) blister; first degree burn; scorch; second degree burn; third degree burn; wound2. brook (noun) brook; rill; rivulet; run; runlet; runnel; streamlet3. bake (verb) bake; broil; cook; melt; roast; swelter4. beam (verb) beam; gleam; glow; radiate; shine5. bite (verb) bite; nettle; smart; sting6. blister (verb) be burned; blister; die by fire; sunburn; wound7. boil (verb) boil; bubble; churn; ferment; moil; simmer; smoulder8. fire (verb) fire; kiln9. flame (verb) be on fire; blaze; combust; flame; flare; ignite; kindle10. lust after (verb) be hot; desire; hunger for; lust; lust after; tingle; yearn for11. overcook (verb) blacken; brand; char; leave in the oven too long; overcook; ruin; scald; scorch; sear; singe; toast12. oxidize (verb) burn up; consume; cremate; incinerate; oxidise; oxidize; undergo combustion13. rage (verb) anger; blow up; boil over; bristle; explode; flare up; fume; rage; seethe14. sting (verb) inflame; irritate; stingАнтонимический ряд:freeze; lower; pale; put out; smother; stifle; subdue -
7 accrued
1. a эк. накопленный, наросшийaccrued interest — наросшие проценты; начисленные проценты
2. a эк. фин. начисленный; понесённый, но ещё не оплаченныйaccrued expense — аккумулированные непогашенные затраты, задолженность
Синонимический ряд:1. gathered (verb) accumulated; aggregated; amassed; collected; garnered; gathered; pile up; roll up2. increased (verb) build up; developed; gained; grew; increased -
8 consolidated
1. a объединённый, сводный; консолидированный2. a объединённый, совместный3. a уплотнённый, затвердевший; цементированныйСинонимический ряд:1. aggregated (adj.) accumulated; aggregated; collated; collective; compiled; concentrated; gathered; massed; summed2. unified (verb) compacted; concentrated; integrated; unified
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