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1 broaching
1. n тех. протяжка, прошивка2. n тех. развёрткаСинонимический ряд:raising (verb) bring up; bringing up; introducing; mooting; put forth; raising; ventilating -
2 ventilating
a тех. вентиляционныйСинонимический ряд:1. broaching (verb) bringing up; broaching; introducing; mooting2. expressing (verb) aerating; airing; expressing; giving; putting; stating; venting -
3 raising
1. n с. -х. разведение, выведение, выращивание2. n текст. ворсовка, ворсование3. n горн. подача на поверхность; проходка4. a подъёмныйСинонимический ряд:1. construction (noun) barn-raising; building; constructing; construction; erecting; erection2. advancing (verb) advancing; jumping; promoting; upgrading3. amplifying (verb) amplifying; elevating; heightening4. boosting (verb) boosting; hiking; increasing; jacking; jacking up; upping5. erecting (verb) bringing up; building; constructing; erecting; pitching; put up; putting up; set up; setting up6. gathering (verb) assembling; collecting; congregating; forgathering; gathering; mustering; rendezvousing7. growing (verb) breeding; cultivating; growing; producing; propagating8. inciting (verb) abetting; fomenting; inciting; instigating; provoking; setting; setting on; stirring up; whipping up9. introducing (verb) bring up; broaching; introducing; mooting; put forth; rearing10. lifting (verb) elevating; hoisting; lifting; pick up; picking up; take up; taking up; upholding; uplifting; upraising11. putting (verb) asking; posing; putting12. resurrecting (verb) resurrecting -
4 introducing
вводить; представлятьСинонимический ряд:1. announcing (verb) announcing; heralding; presaging; proclaiming2. entering (verb) admitting; entering3. filling in (verb) filling in; inserting; insinuating; intercalating; interjecting; interpolating; interposing; throwing in4. inaugurating (verb) inaugurating; initiating; instituting; launching; originating; setting up; ushering in5. preceding (verb) leading; preceding; prefacing; usher in; ushering6. presenting (verb) acquainting; presenting7. raising (verb) bring up; bringing up; broaching; mooting; put forth; raising; ventilating -
5 reserve
1. n запас, резерв2. n обыкн. экономические запасы, ресурсы3. n фин. резервный фонд4. n воен. часто запас, резервgeneral reserve — общий резерв; резерв общего назначения
5. n воен. 2-й эшелон6. n воен. резервист; состоящий в запасе7. n воен. воен. ядро, главные силы8. n воен. спорт. запасной игрокreserve capacity — запасная мощность; резервная мощность
9. n воен. заповедник10. n воен. оговоркаwith some reserve — с некоторой оговоркой; осторожно
11. n воен. сдержанность12. n воен. скрытность; осторожность13. n воен. умолчаниеwithout reserve — откровенно, ничего не скрывая
14. n воен. ком. резервированная цена, низшая отправная ценаto place a reserve upon a picture — установить низшую отправную цену на условное присуждение награды
15. a запасный, запасной; резервный16. v откладывать, запасать17. v сберегать, приберегать18. v воен. отделять в резерв, резервировать, оставлять в резерве19. v откладывать; переносить20. v предназначать21. v резервировать, бронировать, заказывать заранееtry to reserve a seat for me, try to reserve me a seat — постарайся занять мне место
22. v юр. сохранять за собой, резервироватьСинонимический ряд:1. emergency (adj.) auxiliary; back-up; emergency; standby; supplemental; supplementary2. aloofness (noun) aloofness; formality; remoteness3. park (noun) park; preserve; reservation; sanctuary4. reticence (noun) coldness; constraint; control; coolness; inhibition; restraint; retention; reticence; self-control; self-restraint; silence; taciturnity5. savings (noun) assets; insurance; resources; savings; security; supply6. stock (noun) backlog; hoard; inventory; nest egg; reservoir; stock; stockpile; store; treasure7. book (verb) bespeak; book; engage; pre-empt; preengage; schedule8. conserve (verb) conserve; preserve; retain9. hoard (verb) hoard; stockpile10. keep (verb) detain; hold; hold back; keep; keep back; keep out; withhold11. save (verb) bank; save; set apart; set aside; store upАнтонимический ряд:boldness; cancel; enthusiasm; freedom; prodigality; rashness; splurge; squander; warmth; waste
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