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1 книжный
1. прил. к книгакнижный переплёт — binding, (book-)cover
книжная полка — bookshelf*
книжный магазин — bookshop; bookstore амер.
2. (отвлечённый, далёкий от жизни) bookish, abstractкнижный человек — bookish man*
книжная учёность — book-knowledge, book-learning; book-lore
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2 книжный
прил.1) прил. от книга book- книжный магазин
- книжный переплет
- книжный шкаф2) перен. ( отвлеченный)bookish, literary, abstract; pedantic•• -
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кни́жный переплёт — binding, (book)cover
кни́жный шкаф — bookcase
кни́жная по́лка — bookshelf
кни́жный магази́н — bookshop; bookstore амер.
кни́жный знак — bookplate
2) ( отличающийся книжностью) bookishкни́жный челове́к — bookish man
кни́жная учёность — book knowledge / learning
кни́жный стиль [оборо́т ре́чи] — bookish style [expression]
••кни́жный червь — bookworm
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4 воздерживаться
1) General subject: abstain from (от чего-л., syn. fast), desist, eschew (от чего-л.), forbear, forbear from, forego, forego (от чего-л.), forgo, forgo (от чего-л.), hold one's hand, keep, refrain, refrain from (от чего-л.), remit (от наказания, взыскания долга), resist (от чего-либо; обыкн. с отрицанием), withhold (от чего-либо), keep off, hold back (from), keep from (от чего-л.), keep from (от чего-л.), hold off (from)2) Bookish: eschew3) Rare: spare (от чего-л.)5) Law: abstain (от совершения действия), forbear (от действия), refrain (от совершения действия)6) Diplomatic term: forgo (or чего-л.), hold, waive (от чего-л.)8) Jargon: give( someone or something) the go-by9) Business: refrain from10) leg.N.P. abstain (parliamentary law)11) Psychoanalysis: resist (от чего-л.)12) Makarov: forgo (напр. от курения), hold back from (smth.) (от чего-л.), hold back from doing (smth.) (от чего-л.), hold back on (smth.) (от чего-л.), hold back on doing (smth.) (от чего-л.), hold off from (smth.) (от чего-л.), hold off from doing (smth.) (от чего-л.), fast, deny oneself (от чего-л.), desist from doing (от чего-л.)13) Christianity: abstain14) Idiomatic expression: stop short (I stopped short of telling him) -
5 воплощение
1) General subject: embodiment, evocation (особ. в искусстве), exemplification, externalization, figure (of; чего-л.), impersonation, implementation, incarnation, incorporation, objectification, objectivation, objectization, personalization, personation, personification, picture (здоровья, отчаяния и т. п.), soul, the personification, manifestation, reification2) Ironical: triumph4) Mathematics: realization5) Religion: prosopopoeia, the Incarnation (божества в Христе)6) Linguistics: design7) Psychology: evocation (в искусстве)8) Literature: objective correlative9) Graphic expression: poster boy, poster child11) Robots: implementation (замысла)12) Makarov: creation (сценическое и т.п.), devil (обычно порока), substantiation, visualization -
6 двусмысленность
1) General subject: a suggestive remark, ambiguity, ambiguousness, amphiboly, dilogy, double meaning, doubtful expression, doubtful phrase, dubiosity, dubiousness, entendre, equivocality, equivoke, equivoque, obliquity (в тексте), oracularity, waffle2) French: double entendre, double-entendre3) Bookish: amphibology4) Mathematics: indefiniteness, indeterminacy, indetermination, misunderstanding, uncertainty5) Law: ambiguity (документа), equivocacy6) Linguistics: equivocation, pun -
7 доля
1) General subject: allotment, ante, cantle, content (вещества), contingent, cup, destiny, dole, equity (shares, equities) units, fate, fraction, grain, holding (shares), interest (в чем-либо), lobe, loculus, lot, minim, moiety, ownership, ownership interest, part, participatory interest, quantas, quantum, quota, quotient, quotum, rake off, rake-off (барышей), rate, segment (апельсина и т. п.), share, sharer, shot, slice, snack, stake (в прибыли и т. п.), dividend, portion, proportion2) Naval: club (при денежных расчётах)3) Colloquial: do, dose, percentage, poke4) Botanical term: locule5) Military: contribution6) Engineering: quantity7) Bookish: vestige9) Mathematics: a fraction of, deal12) Australian slang: chop14) Mining: tribute15) Diplomatic term: tranche (термин, применяемый в Международном валютном фонде)16) Forestry: degree17) Music: beat20) Business: ratio22) Sakhalin energy glossary: take, take( russian party take) (доля Российской стороны)23) EBRD: credit tranche (кредита), equity position (в акционерном капитале), equity stake (в акционерном капитале), interest, participation (в кредите), share (в предприятии), tranche (кредита)24) Aviation medicine: lobe (коры головного мозга)25) Makarov: bit, concern (в предприятии), draught, lacinia (листа, лепестка), quarter (вымени), share (удел), slug26) Idiomatic expression: (чего-л.) slice of the cake (о деньгах и т.п.) -
8 знания
1) General subject: accomplishments, attainment, attainments, attains, experiences, furniture of one's mind, information, know-how, lore (в определённой области), reading, scholastic attainments, the tree of knowledge2) French: expertise (в данной специальности)3) Engineering: knowledge4) Bookish: wisdom5) Economy: knowledge (фактор оценки должностных функций в США), learning6) Psychology: intelligence (общие, отдельные)7) Information technology: belief, temporal knowledge8) Graphic expression: the furniture of (one's) mind9) Business: instruction10) Drilling: experience, science11) EBRD: expertise12) Psychoanalysis: knowledge13) Makarov: training -
9 изменить
1) General subject: apostatize (делу, партии), be unfaithful, betray, break, change, desert, emend, emendate, fail, fall away, go back (друзьям), metamorphose, modify, put a twist on, rat (партии, делу), retooling, reverse, revise, two time, variegate, vary, violate, cheat on (в межполовых отношениях), defect, make a difference (Why even bother? It's not going to make a difference. - Это ничего не изменит.), give out (e.g., his luck gave out), be unfaithful to (мужу, жене), refashion, turn around2) Colloquial: creep (в любовных отношениях), switch up3) Bookish: apostatize (делу, партии и т.п.)5) Diplomatic term: renegade6) Jargon: shoot down7) leg.N.P. amend (e.g., an existing law, constitution, or code), change (e.g., an opinion, a course of voyage)8) Taboo: do somebody wrong (кому-л.)9) Idiomatic expression: play somebody false (мужу, жене) -
10 исключать
1) General subject: axe, axe (кого-л.), bar, cashier, close out, cross off (из списка), debar, eliminate (неизвестное), erase, except, exclude, expel, expunge (из списка, текста), leave out, read out (из организации), rule out, send down (из университета), shut out (возможность), strike off, suspend, suspend (и т.п.), exempt, oust, preclude, marginalize, obviate, disregard, disqualify2) Military: delete (из списков, из формулировки)4) Bookish: forclose5) Rare: dismember6) Mathematics: cancel out, forget, take away7) Law: delete (в документе), drop, foreclose, override8) Economy: strike off the register9) Diplomatic term: exclude (из организации, союза и т.п.), suppress10) Polygraphy: discard (книгу), excise (из текста)11) Psychology: exclude (из числа остальных)15) Cartography: remove (отдельные участки изображения)16) Metrology: balance out, cancel17) Business: remove18) Polymers: discard19) Quality control: weed out (напр. ранние отказы)20) leg.N.P. expel (e.g., from membership, from a college)21) Makarov: cutout, drop (из списков, из школы), evict, except (не включать, не допускать), excise (из текста и т.п.), exclude (не включать, не допускать), expel (удалять из состава), expell, run out, suspend (временно; и т.п.), count out, cut out, eliminate from, exclude from, cross off (из списка и т. п.)22) SAP.tech. cancel subscription -
11 итерация
1) Medicine: iteration (патологическое возбуждение, выражающееся повторением одного и того же движения, слова, части фразы)2) Engineering: stepwise approximation, successive approximation3) Bookish: iterance4) Mathematics: iterating, iteration, nested expression, process of iteration6) Makarov: iteration procedure -
12 клеветник
1) General subject: a libellous person, backbiter, calumniator, detractor, libeller, maligner, slanderer, slanderous person, traducer, vilifier2) Colloquial: mudslinger3) American: spitpoison4) Bookish: denigrator5) Religion: accuser6) Law: false accuser7) Graphic expression: blackguard8) Business: defamer9) leg.N.P. libeler, libelist -
13 лишать права
1) General subject: debar, disqualify, incapacitate, (кого-л.) divest of his right2) Bookish: disentitle (на что-л.)3) Law: disable, divest (собственности, полномочий, правомочий)4) Economy: deny a right5) Psychology: debar from6) Official expression: distitle7) Business: deny the right8) Makarov: interdict, (кого-л.) deprive of his right -
14 набожность
1) General subject: devotion, devotionalism, devoutness, godliness, pietism, piety, piousness, sanctimony, unction, prayerfulness2) Bookish: theopathy3) Religion: theopathy (Devotion to gods or to religious duties), unction (A. religious or spiritual fervor or the expression of such fervor)4) Makarov: unction (тж. показная) -
15 незаконнорождённый
1) General subject: adulterate, adulterine, base born, baseborn, bastard, bastardly, born on the wrong side of the blanket, born under the rose, illegitimate, love begotten, love-begotten, misborn, natural, spurious2) Obsolete: whoreson3) Poetical language: unfathered4) Latin: filius nullius5) Bookish: misbegot, misbegotten6) Law: adulterate (о ребёнке), adulterate (о ребенке), adulternate (о ребёнке), base estate, nameless, unlawful7) Economy: natural (о ребёнке), out of wedlock8) Makarov: base-born9) Archaic: born out of wedlock10) Taboo: get, (о ребёнке) on the side, (о ребёнке) outside11) Phraseological unit: colt over the fence (An illegitimate child.)12) Idiomatic expression: from the wrong side of the blanketУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > незаконнорождённый
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16 непостижимый
1) General subject: bottomless, fathomless, graspless, impalpable, impenetrable, inapprehensible, incogitable, incomprehensible, inconceivable, inscrutable, intangible, irresoluble, mysterial, mysterious, numinous, searchless, secret, suprarational, surd, unaccountable, uncomprehended, unconceivable, unfathomed, ungraspable, unknowable, unsearchable, unperceivable, inscrutible2) Bookish: acataleptic3) Psychology: unfathomable5) Makarov: baffling, deep, past all understanding6) Idiomatic expression: be beyond, go right over someone's head -
17 непристойность
1) General subject: bawdiness, bawdy, beastliness, coarseness, crudity, filth, indecency, lewdness, obsceneness, obscenity, ordure, raunch, ribaldry, salaciousness, salacity, scurrility, smut, smuttiness, indecorousness2) Bookish: opprobriousness3) Law: foul expression, foul term, impropriety4) Jargon: dirt5) Makarov: impurity -
18 нечто несуществующее
1) General subject: goat's wool, goat's-wool, mare's nest, nihility, non existence, non thing, non-existence, non-thing, nonentity2) Bookish: non-existent4) Graphic expression: the shadow of a shadeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нечто несуществующее
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19 отказываться признать
1) General subject: repudiate2) Bookish: disacknowledgeУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отказываться признать
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20 панегирик
1) General subject: elogy, eulogism, eulogium, eulogy, extollment, extolment, laudation, magnification, panegyric2) Bookish: encomium
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