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1 sees
to transcribe what one sees — точно фиксировать всё, что видишь
Синонимический ряд:1. apprehends (verb) accepts; apprehends; catches; compasses; comprehends; cottons on to; cottons to; fathoms; follows; grasps; make out; makes out; reads; take in; takes; takes in; tumbles to; understands2. beholds (verb) beholds; descries; discerns; distinguishes; espies; marks; minds; notes; notices; observes; perceives; remarks; twigs; views3. dates (verb) dates; takes out4. discovers (verb) ascertains; catches on; determines; discovers; finds out; hears; learns; tumbles; unearths5. foresees (verb) anticipates; divines; envisions; foreknows; foresees; previsions; visualizes6. guides (verb) conducts; directs; escorts; guides; leads; pilots; routes; shepherds; shows; steers7. has (verb) experiences; go through; has; knows; meet with; suffers; sustains; tastes; undergoes8. looks (verb) looks; minds; watches9. stops (verb) calls; come by; drop by; drop in; look in; look up; pop in; run in; stops10. thinks (verb) conceives; envisages; envisions; fancies; fantasises; features; images; imagines; pictures; projects; realizes; thinks; visions; visualises11. visits (verb) comes by; comes over; drops by; drops in; looks in; looks up; pops in; runs in; steps in; stops by; stops in; visits -
2 minds
умso many men so many minds — сколько голов, столько умов
many men, many minds — сколько голов, столько умов
cultured minds — развитые умы; высокий интеллект
Синонимический ряд:1. brains (noun) brains; gray matters; heads; intellects; intellectuals; thinkers2. moods (noun) humors; moods; strains; tempers; tones; veins3. opinions (noun) beliefs; convictions; eyes; feelings; opinions; persuasions; sentiments; views4. psychology (noun) mentalities; psyches; psychology5. senses (noun) lucidity; reasons; saneness; sanity; senses; soundness6. understandings (noun) intelligence; understandings; wits7. wills (noun) fancies; inclinations; likings; pleasures; wills8. bewares (verb) bewares; look out; looks out; watch out; watches out9. cares (verb) cares; objects10. considers (verb) considers; contemplates; ponders; studies; thinks out; thinks over; weighs11. keeps (verb) abide by; adheres; complies; conforms; follows; keeps; obeys; observes12. sees (verb) beholds; descries; discerns; distinguishes; espies; marks; notes; notices; perceives; remarks; sees; twigs; views13. tends (verb) attends; care for; cares for; look after; looks; minister to; see to; tends; watches -
3 यदि
yádi
yadihavai, yádî ̱4t, yádyu, yadyuvai) if, in case that RV. etc. etc.
In the earlier language yadi may be joined with Indic
Subj. orﾠ Leṭ Pot., orﾠ Fut.,
the consequent clause of the conditional sentence being generally without any particle. In the later language yadi may be joined with Pres.
(followed in consñconsequent clause by another Pres.
e.g.. yadijīvatibhadrāṇipaṡyati, « if he lives he beholds prosperity»,
orﾠ by fut. orﾠ by Impv. orﾠ by Pot. orﾠ by no verb);
orﾠ it may be joined with Pot. (e.g.. yadirājādaṇḍaṉnapraṇayet, « if the king were not to inflict punishment», followed by another Pot. orﾠ by Cond. orﾠ by Pres. orﾠ by Impv. orﾠ by fut. orﾠ by no verb);
orﾠ it may be joined with fut. (e.g.. yadinakarishyantitat, « if they will not do that», followed by another fut. orﾠ by Pres. orﾠ by Impv. orﾠ by no verb);
orﾠ it may be joined with Cond. (e.g.. yadyanujñāmadāsyat, « if he should give permission», followed by another Cond. orﾠ by Pot. orﾠ by aor.);
orﾠ it may be joined with aor. (e.g.. yadiprajā-patirnavapurarsrākshīt, « if the Creator had not created the body», followed by Cond. orﾠ by Pot. orﾠ by pf.);
orﾠ it may be joined with Impv. orﾠ even with pf. (e.g.. yadyāha, « if he had said»). There may be other constructions, andﾠ in the consequent clauses some one of the following may be used:
atha, atra, tad, tena, tatas, tataḥparam, tadā, tarhi, tadānīm. Observe that yadi may sometimes = « as sure as» (esp. in asseverations, followed by Impv. with orﾠ without tathā orﾠ tena orﾠ followed by Pot. with tad) MBh. Kāv. etc.;
orﾠ it may = « whether» (followed by Pres. orﾠ Pot. orﾠ no verb e.g.. yadi-navā, « whether- orﾠ not», andﾠ sometimes kim is added) ib. ;
orﾠ it may = « that» (after verbs of « not believing» orﾠ « doubting», with Pres. orﾠ Pot. e.g.. nâ̱ṡaṉseyadijīvanti, « I do not expect that they are alive» cf. Pāṇ. 3-3, 147 Sch.);
orﾠ if placed after dushkaraṉ orﾠ kathaṉcid it may = « hardly», « scarcely» MBh. R. ;
orﾠ it may = « if perchance», « perhaps» (with Pot. with orﾠ without iti, orﾠ with fut. orﾠ pres.) MBh. Kāv. etc. The following are other combinations:
- yaditāvat, « how would it be if» (with Pres. orﾠ Impv.);
yadināma, « if ever» ;
yadicêt ( cêt being added redundantly) = « if» (e.g.. yadicêtsyāt, « if it should be»);
purāyadi = « before» (e.g.. purāyadipaṡyāmi, « before that I seeﾠ»);
yádyápi (rarely apiyadi), « even if», « although» (followed by tathâ̱pi orﾠ tadapi orﾠ sometimes by no particle in the correlative clause);
yadi - yadica-yadyapi, « if - andﾠ if - if alsoﾠ» ;
yádi - yádi-vā, orﾠ yádivā - yádivā, orﾠ yádivā - yádi, orﾠ yadivā - vā, orﾠ vā - yadivā, orﾠ yadvā - yadivā, « if - orﾠ if», « whether - orﾠ» ;
yádivā - návā, « whether - orﾠ not» ;
vā - yadivā - yadivā-tathâ̱pi, « whether - orﾠ - orﾠ - yet» ;
vāyadi = « orﾠ if», « orﾠ rather» ;
yadivā id. orﾠ = « yet», « however»
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4 notes
отмечать; примечаниеas the author notes … — как отмечает автор …
Синонимический ряд:1. calls (noun) calls; cries; songs2. comments (noun) annotations; commentaries; comments; interpretations3. letters (noun) epistles; letters; missives4. marks (noun) distinctions; eminence; glories; illustriousness; lustre; marks; notabilities; pre-eminence; prestige; prominence; renown5. notations (noun) memoranda; memorandums or memoranda; memos; notations6. notices (noun) attentions; cognisance; commentaries; comments; ears; heed; heeds; notices; obiter dicta; observances; regards; remarks7. records (noun) commentary; data; explanation; field notes; findings; interpretation; observations; recordings; records8. sees (verb) beholds; comments; descries; discerns; distinguishes; espies; marks; minds; notices; observes; perceives; remarks; sees; twigs; views
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