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1 dexterity in argument
Общая лексика: умение спорить -
2 dexterity
[deksʹterıtı] n1. проворство, ловкость, умениеdexterity in fighting - проворство в драке, умение драться
dexterity at the pistol [with the chisel] - мастерское владение пистолетом [резцом]
2. сообразительность; способности3. редк. привычка пользоваться правой рукой -
3 dexterity
1. n проворство, ловкость, умение2. n сообразительность; способности3. n редк. привычка пользоваться правой рукойСинонимический ряд:1. ability (noun) ability; artistry; cleverness2. agility (noun) agility; aptitude; facility; manual skill; nimbleness; proficiency; quickness3. art (noun) adroitness; art; craft; cunning; expertise; know-how4. skill (noun) address; deftness; dexterousness; prowess; readiness; skill; sleightАнтонимический ряд: -
4 dexterity
deksˈterɪtɪ сущ.
1) ловкость;
быстрота, сноровка( в физическом смысле) to demonstrate, display, show dexterity ≈ выказывать сноровку great dexterity ≈ большая сноровка manual dexterity ≈ проворство рук Syn: knack, skill, adroitness
2) сообразительность;
умение (управлять, распоряжаться) Does he have enough dexterity to cope with a job like that? ≈ У него хватит умения справиться с такой работой? Syn: cleverness
3) книж., редк. привычка пользоваться правой рукой проворство, ловкость, умение - manual * ловкость рук - * in fighting проворство в драке, умение драться - * at the pistol мастерское владение пистолетом сообразительность;
способности - * in argument умение спорить( редкое) привычка пользоваться правой рукой dexterity проворство;
ловкость;
сноровка ~ хорошие способностиБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dexterity
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