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101 cut-rate
1. a амер. продаваемый по пониженной цене2. a амер. производящий продажу уценённых товаровСинонимический ряд:cheap (adj.) cheap; economical; inexpensive; low-cost; low-priced; reasonable -
102 inexpensive
1. a недорогостоящий, недорогой, дешёвый2. a редк. нерасточительный, бережливыйСинонимический ряд:cheap (adj.) cheap; cut-rate; economical; fair; low; low-cost; low-priced; moderate; popular; reasonable; uncostly; undearАнтонимический ряд:costly; expensive; high-priced; valuable -
103 inordinate
1. a беспорядочный2. a несдержанный, неумеренный; чрезмерный, непомерныйСинонимический ряд:1. excessive (adj.) dizzy; excessive; exorbitant; extravagant; extreme; immoderate; improvident; imprudent; intemperate; lavish; outrageous; overindulgent; overmuch; prodigal; sky-high; steep; stiff; stratospheric; supernatural; towering; unconscionable; undue; unmeasurable; unrestrained; untempered2. irrational (adj.) irrational; needless; unnecessary; unreasonable; unwarrantedАнтонимический ряд:moderate; reasonable -
104 lowest
1. наименьший; наинизший2. самый низкийlowest bidder — лицо, предлагающее самую низкую цену
Синонимический ряд:1. bottommost (adj.) base; bottommost; lowermost; nethermost; rock-bottom; shortest; slightest; undermost2. cheapest (adj.) cheapest; most inexpensive; most low-cost; most low-priced; most popular; most reasonable; most uncostly; most undear3. coarsest (adj.) coarsest; crassest; crudest; grossest; most incult; most inelegant; most uncouth; most uncultivated; most uncultured; most unrefined; most vulgar; rawest; roughest; rudest4. deepest (adj.) deepest; lowest; most bass; most low-pitched5. fundamental (adj.) basic; bottom; conclusive; determining; elementary; final; fundamental; last6. meanest (adj.) basest; filthiest; foulest; meanest; most abhorrent; most contemptible; most despicable; most detestable; most disgusting; most loathsome; most low-down; most obnoxious; most odious; most reprehensible; most repugnant; most servile; most sordid; most squalid; nastiest; rottenest; shabbiest; sorriest; ugliest; vilest; wretchedest7. most downcast (adj.) bluest; droopiest; dullest; gloomiest; most chapfallen; most crestfallen; most dejected; most depressed; most disconsolate; most dispirited; most doleful; most down; most downcast; most downhearted; most down-in-the-mouth; most downthrown; most heartsick; most heartsore; most heavy-hearted; most hipped; most low-spirited; most melancholic; most melancholy; most mopey; most saddened; most soul-sick; most spiritless; most sunk; most woebegone; saddest; unhappiest; worst8. most ignoble (adj.) humblest; lowliest; most baseborn; most ignoble; most lowborn; most plebeian; most unennobled; most unwashed9. most subaverage (adj.) most subaverage; most subnormal10. most unwell (adj.) most ailing; most indisposed; most off-color; most offish; most poorly; most underly; most unwell; sickliest11. poorest (adj.) flattest; most beggared; most broke; most destitute; most fortuneless; most impecunious; most impoverished; most indigent; most necessitous; most penurious; most poverty-stricken; most stone-broke; most strapped; most unprosperous; neediest; poorest; stoniest12. smallest (adj.) most inferior; most lesser; most lower; most minor; most minor-league; most secondary; most under; pettiest; smallest13. softest (adj.) most hushed; most low-key; most subdued; quietest; softest -
105 popular
1. n массовая газета или массовый журнал2. n эстрадный концерт3. a народныйpopular vote — прямые выборы, голосование на прямых выборах
4. a доходчивый, понятный, популярный5. a общедоступный6. a популярный, пользующийся известностью, популярностью7. a распространённый8. a массовыйСинонимический ряд:1. approved (adj.) approved; favored; well-liked2. celebrated (adj.) celebrated; famous; renowned3. cheap (adj.) affordable; cheap; inexpensive; low; low-cost; low-priced; medium-priced; reasonable; uncostly; undear4. democratic (adj.) democratic; self-governing; self-ruling5. favorite (adj.) favorite; liked; promoted; received; recommend; sought; standard6. favoured (adj.) favoured; favourite; preferred7. prevailing (adj.) current; prevailing; rampant; regnant; rife; ruling; widespread8. prevalent (adj.) accepted; adopted; common; embraced; faddish; fashionable; prevalent9. public (adj.) general; plebeian; public; societal; vulgar10. well-known (adj.) famed; leading; noted; notorious; prominent; well-knownАнтонимический ряд:esoteric; exclusive; odious; old-fashioned; rare; recondite; unaccepted; uncommon; unconventional; unknown; unusual -
106 ground
B n1 ( surface underfoot) sol m, terre f ; to put/throw sth on the ground poser/jeter qch par terre ; to sit/lie (down) on the ground s'asseoir/s'allonger par terre ; to fall to the ground tomber (par terre) ; to pick sth up off the ground ramasser qch (par terre) ; get up off the ground lève-toi ; to get off the ground [plane] décoller ; fig [idea] prendre fig ; to get sth off the ground faire démarrer [plan, undertaking, campaign] ; to burn to the ground brûler complètement ; above (the) ground en surface ; below (the) ground sous terre ; to prepare the ground lit préparer la terre or le sol ; fig ouvrir la voie (for à) ; to clear the ground lit, fig déblayer le terrain ; on the ground lit, fig sur le terrain ;2 (area, territory) lit, fig terrain m ; a piece of ground un terrain ; built on high/rocky ground construit sur un terrain surélevé/accidenté ; holy/neutral ground terrain consacré/neutre ; to cover a lot of ground lit faire beaucoup de chemin ; fig avancer beaucoup ; to cover the same ground [teachers, speakers] traiter le même sujet ; [articles, lectures] traiter du même sujet ; to go over the same ground se répéter ; to break fresh ou new ground innover (by ou in doing en faisant) ; to break new political/legal ground innover dans le domaine politique/légal ; it breaks no new ground cela n'apporte rien de nouveau ; on neutral ground en terrain neutre ; on my/her own ground sur mon/son propre terrain ; to be on sure ou firm ground être sûr de ce qu'on avance ; to be on shaky ground être dans une position délicate ; to be sure of one's ground être sûr de son fait or de ce qu'on avance ; (to be) on dangerous ground ( in discussion) (être) sur un terrain miné ; ( in dealings) (être) dans une position délicate ; on safe ground sur un terrain familier ; the ground is shifting le climat est en train de changer fig ; familiar/new ground domaine m familier/nouveau ;5 fig (in contest, discussion) to gain ground gagner du terrain (on, over sur) ; to lose ground perdre du terrain (to au profit de) ; to give ou yield ground céder du terrain (to devant ; on, over au niveau de) ; to make up ou regain lost ground regagner du terrain perdu ; to hold ou stand (one's) ground tenir bon ; to change ou shift one's ground fig changer son fusil d'épaule (on au sujet de) ;7 Art fond m ;8 Naut to touch ground racler le fond ;2 ( reasons) on ethical grounds pour des raisons d'éthique ; on compassionate grounds pour raisons personnelles ; grounds for motifs de [divorce, appeal, extradition, arrest, opposition, criticism, hope] ; to have grounds for complaint/for suspicion avoir des motifs de se plaindre/de douter ; to give sb grounds for anxiety être un motif or une source d'angoisse pour qn ; grounds for doing motifs pour faire ; there are reasonable grounds/there are no grounds for supposing that il y a des motifs suffisants/il n'y a aucun motif pour supposer que ; to give sb good grounds for doing donner à qn de bonnes raisons de faire ; to have grounds to do avoir des raisons de faire ; on (the) grounds of en raison de [cost, public interest] ; pour raison de [adultery, negligence, insufficient evidence] ; on (the) grounds of ill-health pour raisons de santé ; to lodge an appeal on the grounds of insanity faire appel en arguant la folie ; on the grounds that en raison du fait que.E vtr3 ( base) to ground sth on ou in fonder qch sur ; to be grounded on être fondé sur [principle, fact, experience] ; to be grounded in être fondé sur [right, truth, understanding] ; well-grounded suspicions des soupçons fondés ; a well-grounded theory une théorie bien fondée ;4 ○ ( punish) priver [qn] de sortie [teenager] ;5 US Elec mettre [qch] à la terre ;to be thick/thin on the ground être/ne pas être légion inv ; to go to ground se terrer ; to run sb/sth to ground dénicher ○ qn/qch ; to run ou drive oneself into the ground s'user or se crever ○ au travail ; to run sth into the ground laisser péricliter [business] ; to run a car into the ground garder une voiture jusqu'à ce qu'elle soit bonne pour la casse ; that suits me down to the ground ça me va parfaitement. -
107 billig
1. brummagem2. cheap3. cheaply4. inexpensive5. low-cost6. reasonable7. tacky8. trashy(alterümlich: gerecht)(veraltet: gerecht)1. just2. justly adv -
108 كمية
كَمِّيَّة \ amount: sum; quantity: It cost $25, and I paid the full amount. I bought a large amount of food. batch: a set of people or things dealt with or taken as a group: The first batch of loaves baked too hard. I’ve just corrected several batches of exam papers. quantity: a number or amount: a small quantity of pins; a large quantity of food; bought in small quantities. \ بِكَمِّيّات كَبِيرَة \ in bulk: in large amounts; not in separate containers: Ships carry oil in bulk. \ كَمِّيَّة أقلّ \ less: a smaller amount: It lasted for less than five minutes. He wants $5 and he won’t accept less, a smaller amount of; not so much; not so many (but fewer is better than less in regard to plural nouns) You should eat less sugar and fewer sweets. \ كَمِّيَّة قَليلة من \ little: small but reasonable amount: Every little helps. I gave her a little of my own share. He paid his debts, little by little. \ كَمِّيَّة كَبيرة \ quantity: (often pl.) a large number or amount: Quantities of food were wasted. \ كَمِّيَّة كَبيرة مِن \ a good deal, a great deal: a lot: He has a great deal of money. masses: a lot: I’ve got masses of work to finish. much: (it should be used: (a) only with nu. nouns; use many for nc. nouns; (b) in negative sentences or questions; (c) in statements only when it describes the subject or when it follows how, too, so or as; in other statements use a lot, plenty of, a good deal of) a large amount of: We haven’t much food. Much money was spent on repairs. You eat too much sugar. \ كَمِّيّة المطر السنويّة \ rainfall: a fall of rain; a measured amount of rain: The place with the highest rainfall (figures).
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