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1 bringing to shape
1. доведение до нужного вида2. доводящий до нужного видаEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > bringing to shape
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2 shape
1. n форма, очертаниеto be out of shape — иметь искажённую форму, быть несимметричным
2. n определённая форма; порядокyou may read your paper when you get it into shape — ты сможешь сделать доклад, когда приведёшь его в надлежащий вид
3. n вид, образ, облик4. n вид, формаin no shape — никоим образом, ни под каким видом, ни в коем случае; ни в каком виде
5. n призрак6. n разг. состояние, положениеthe roads were in better shape than I could have hoped for — дороги были в лучшем состоянии, чем я думал
7. n спортивная форма8. n фигура; формыtake shape — принять определенную форму; воплотиться
9. n образец; модель10. n болванка11. n формочка12. n мат. шейпshow your shapes! — ну-ка, покажись!
Синонимический ряд:1. appearance (noun) appearance; build; conformation; contour; figure; form; format; frame; guise; outline; physique; profile; silhouette2. configuration (noun) arrangement; cast; configuration; mold; mould; pattern; situation; stamp3. ghost (noun) apparition; ghost; phantom; shade; specter; spectre; wraith4. order (noun) case; condition; estate; fettle; kilter; order; repair; trim5. state (noun) fitness; health; state6. become (verb) become; canalize; crystallise; crystallize; develop; embody; grow; streamline7. make (verb) assemble; build; construct; erect; fabricate; forge; frame; make; manufacture; produce; put together8. mold (verb) block; carve; cast; chisel; fashion; form; model; mold; mould; sculpt; sketch; whittle9. term (verb) express; term; wordАнтонимический ряд:derange; discompose; distort; pervert -
3 bringing into memory
1. загрузка в память2. загрузивший в памятьEnglish-Russian dictionary of Information technology > bringing into memory
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4 brought to shape
довел до нужного вида; доведенный до нужного видаEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > brought to shape
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5 bring to shape
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