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1. a с этикеткой, маркированный2. a физ. меченыйСинонимический ряд:1. priced (adj.) marked; marked down; marked up; priced2. called (verb) called; characterised; designated; styled; termed3. marked (verb) branded; identified; marked; tagged; ticketed -
22 denominated
именовать; выраженныйСинонимический ряд:1. called (adj.) called; christened; dubbed; labeled; named; nicknamed; specified; termed; titled2. named (verb) baptised; baptized; called; christened; designated; dubbed; entitled; named; styled; termed; titled -
23 destined
a назначенный, предназначенный, предначертанныйСинонимический ряд:1. directed towards (adj.) bound for; designated; determined; directed towards; headed; intended for; on the road to; ordered to; specified2. fated (adj.) at hand; fated; fateful; foreordained; forthcoming; impending; ineluctable; near; predestined; predetermined3. predestined (verb) destined; determined; doomed to; fated; foreordained; predestined; predetermined; preformed; preordained -
24 styled
a стилизованныйСинонимический ряд:named (verb) baptised; baptized; called; characterised; christened; denominated; designated; dubbed; entitled; labelled; named; tagged; termed; titled -
25 termed
Синонимический ряд:1. called (adj.) called; christened; denominated; dubbed; labeled; named; nicknamed; specified; titled2. named (verb) baptised; baptized; called; characterised; christened; denominated; designated; dubbed; entitled; labelled; named; styled; tagged; titled -
26 titled
1. a титулованный; имеющий звание2. a названныйСинонимический ряд:1. called (adj.) called; christened; denominated; dubbed; labeled; labelled; named; nicknamed; specified; termed2. named (verb) baptised; baptized; called; christened; denominated; designated; dubbed; entitled; named; styled; termed
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