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[dıʹsentıŋ] a1. отколовшийся; неортодоксальный; раскольнический2. диссидентский, инакомыслящийdissenting counter-culture - неофициальная, диссидентская культура
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1. a отколовшийся; неортодоксальный; раскольнический2. a диссидентский, инакомыслящийdissenting counter-culture — неофициальная, диссидентская культура
Синонимический ряд:1. contrary (adj.) contradictory; contrary; denying; disallowing; disapproving; negative; not affirmative; opposing; rejecting2. differing (verb) differing; disagreeing; discording; dividing; varying -
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[diséntiŋ]adjective ( dissentingly adverb)ki se ne strinja, ki je drugega mnenjadissenting minister — nonkonformistični, disidentski duhovnik -
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отколовшийся;
неортодоксальный;
раскольнический - * minister священник-диссидент диссидентский, инакомыслящий - * counter-culture неофициальная, диссидентская культура dissenting инакомыслящий ~ расходящийся во взглядахБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dissenting
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adj ( # ly [adv]) odvojen, drugog mišljenja / # minister = disidentski, nonkonformistički svećenik* * *
drugog mišljenja
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I [dɪ'sent]nome U dissenso m., divergenza f. di opinioniII [dɪ'sent]verbo intransitivo dissentire, discordare* * *[di'sent] 1. noun(disagreement: There was a murmur of dissent.) dissenso2. verb((with from) to disagree: I dissent from the general opinion.) dissentire, discordare* * *dissent /dɪˈsɛnt/n.1 [uc] dissenso; dissidio: political dissent, dissenso politico; dissent from the traditional view, dissenso rispetto alla visione tradizionale(to) dissent /dɪˈsɛnt/v. i.1 dissentire; discordare: I dissent from what you say, dissento da quello che dici; Few dissenting voices were raised in public, poche voci discordi si sono elevate in pubblico● a dissenting church, una Chiesa dissidente ( dall'Anglicana) □ (relig.) dissenting minister, pastore protestante di setta dissidente ( dall'Anglicana) □ (leg. USA) dissenting opinion, parere del giudice che dissente dai colleghi.* * *I [dɪ'sent]nome U dissenso m., divergenza f. di opinioniII [dɪ'sent]verbo intransitivo dissentire, discordare -
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di'sent 1. noun(disagreement: There was a murmur of dissent.) meningsforskjell, dissens, avvikende mening2. verb((with from) to disagree: I dissent from the general opinion.) avvike i mening, dissentereIsubst. \/dɪˈsent\/1) uenighet, dissens, meningsforskjell2) forklaring: det å gå ut av statskirkenIIverb \/dɪˈsent\/1) ha en annen mening, være uenig, reservere seg2) ( om tro) dissentere, gå ut av statskirkendissent from ha en annen mening enn avvike fra reservere seg motdissenting minister ( tidligere) frikirkeprest
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