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приводить; приведенныйСинонимический ряд:advanced (verb) advanced; alleged; cited; laid; offered; presented -
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1) Общая лексика: приведенные доказательства2) Юридический термин: представленное доказательство, принятое доказательство, приобщённое к делу доказательство -
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Нефть и газ: приведённый коэффициент -
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2) принятое доказательство; приобщённое к делу доказательство -
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Юридический термин: мотивы постановления суда -
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1. a выдвинутый вперёд, передовойadvanced industries — передовые; современные отрасли
2. a передовой, прогрессивный; развитой3. a далеко зашедшийadvanced stage of a disease — поздняя стадия заболевания; запущенная болезнь
4. a обыкн. неодобр. отрицающий традиции; нонконформистский5. a немолодой6. a поздний7. a продвинутый; подготовленный, овладевший основами предметаadvanced learner — хорошо подготовленный, продвинутый ученик
8. a рассчитанный на подготовленных учащихся9. a выросший, возросший, увеличившийсяСинонимический ряд:1. futuristic (adj.) ahead of its time; ahead of the times; futuristic; in advance; radical; unconventional2. highly evolved (adj.) excellent; exceptional; forward; highly evolved; lofty; peace-loving; precocious; well-developed3. liberal (adj.) broad; broad-minded; liberal; progressive; tolerant; wide4. old (adj.) aged; ancient; elderly; old; seasoned; senior; time-honored; time-honoured; venerable5. adduced (verb) adduced; alleged; cited; laid; offered; presented6. advanced (verb) advanced; elevated; encouraged; forwarded; fostered; furthered; jumped; preferred; promoted; raised; served; upgraded7. came (verb) came; come along; get along; got along/got along or gotten along; got on/got on or gotten on; marched; moved; proceeded; progressed8. loaned (verb) lent; loaned9. rose (verb) ascended; climbed; mounted; rose -
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1. a утверждаемый2. a сомнительный, мнимый; подозрительный, не внушающий доверияСинонимический ряд:1. purported (adj.) ostensible; pretended; professed; purported; so-called; supposed2. adduced (verb) adduced; advanced; cited; laid; offered; presented3. said (verb) asserted; claimed; contended; declared; maintained; said -
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Синонимический ряд:1. adduced (verb) adduced; advanced; alleged; cited; offered; presented2. ascribed (verb) accredited; ascribed; assigned; attributed; charged; credited; imputed; referred3. directed (verb) addressed; aimed; cast; directed; headed; inclined; pointed; trained; turned; zeroed in4. drafted (verb) drafted; draw up; formulated; framed5. evened (verb) evened; flattened; flushed; leveled or levelled; planed; smoothed; smoothened6. put (verb) bet; betted; established; fixed; gambled; gamed; lay down; placed; played; posted; put; put on; risked; set; settled; spread; staked; stuck; ventured; wagered; went7. rested (verb) consisted; dwelled; existed; inhered; lay; lie down; reclined; reposed; resided; rested; stretch out -
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предлагать; предложенныйСинонимический ряд:1. to be sold (adj.) at auction; for sale; offering; on the block; on the market; saleable; selling; to be cleared out; to be sold2. adduced (verb) adduced; advanced; alleged; cited; laid3. extended (verb) extended; gave/given; held out; posed; presented; proffered; tendered; volunteered4. provided (verb) afforded; provided5. showed/shown or showed (verb) displayed; showed/shown or showed6. suggested (verb) proposed; propounded; put forth; submitted; suggested7. tried (verb) assayed; attempted; endeavored; endeavoured; essayed; sought; strove; strove/striven or strived; struggled; tried; undertaken; undertook/undertaken8. went (verb) bade; went
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