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1 days are growing distinctly shorter
Общая лексика: дни становятся заметно корочеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > days are growing distinctly shorter
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2 distinctly
dɪsˈtɪŋktlɪ нареч.
1) отчетливо, четко, ясно distinctly audible ≈ отчетливо слышный
2) ясно, очевидно, заметно, определенно несомненно, бесспорно, очевидно Syn: for certain, clearly, decidedly, отчетливо, ясно - * audible ясно слышный - to speak * говорить внятно ясно, недвусмысленно - to promise * недвусмысленно пообещать - it must be * understood следует раз и навсегда понять - it was * said that было совершенно ясно сказано, что( разговорное) определенно, заметно, несомненно - * better значительно лучше - a * revolutionary paper откровенно революционная газета distinctly определенно, заметно;
days are growing distinctly shorter дни становятся заметно короче distinctly определенно, заметно;
days are growing distinctly shorter дни становятся заметно короче ~ ясно, отчетливоБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > distinctly
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3 distinctly
[dɪsˈtɪŋktlɪ]distinctly определенно, заметно; days are growing distinctly shorter дни становятся заметно короче distinctly определенно, заметно; days are growing distinctly shorter дни становятся заметно короче distinctly ясно, отчетливо -
4 distinctly
adverb1) ясно, отчетливо2) определенно, заметно; days are growing distinctly shorter дни становятся заметно короче* * *1 (0) недвусмысленно; несомненно; определенно; ясно2 (n) заметно; отчетливо* * *отчетливо, четко, ясно* * *[dis·tinct·ly || dɪ'stɪŋktlɪ] adv. отчетливо, определенно, четко, ясно, внятно, членораздельно, заметно* * *внятновыразительнозаметноопределенноопределённоотчетливоотчётливочеткочетко-четкочёткоявственноясноясно-ясно* * *1) отчетливо 2) ясно, очевидно, заметно -
5 дни становятся заметно короче
General subject: days are growing distinctly shorterУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > дни становятся заметно короче
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