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1 quickening
1. n оживание2. n первые движения, начало шевеления плода3. n ускорение4. a оживляющий5. a ускоряющий6. a возбуждающийСинонимический ряд:1. invigorating (adj.) exhilarating; exhilarative; invigorating; stimulative; tonic; vitalizing2. refreshing (adj.) bracing; cool; fresh; pure; refreshing; steady3. rousing (adj.) animating; enlivening; rousing; stimulating; vitalising; vivifying4. increase of speed (noun) acceleration; dispatch; gaining momentum; gaining velocity; hastening; increase of speed; picking up speed; speeding up; stepping up5. enlivening (verb) animating; enlivening; livening; quickening; vivifying6. provoking (verb) exciting; galvanizing; innervating; motivating; moving; piquing; priming; provoking; rousing; stimulating7. speeding (verb) accelerating; expediting; hastening; hurrying; shaking up; speed up; speeding; step up; stepping up -
2 lighting
1. n освещение2. n освещение сцены3. n собир. осветительные установки4. n жив. светотень5. n тех. зажигание6. n запуск7. n с. -х. прореживаниеlighting of trees — осветление деревьев, прореживание ветвей или насаждений
Синонимический ряд:1. light (noun) brightness; brilliance; flash; gleam; glow; illumination; light; radiation; volume of light2. alighting (verb) alighting; landing; lighting; perching; roosting; set down; setting down; settling; sitting down; touch down; touching down3. enkindling (verb) enkindling; firing; igniting; inflaming; kindling4. enlivening (verb) animating; brightening; enlivening5. happening (verb) bumping; chancing; happening; hitting; meeting; stumbling; tumbling6. lightening (verb) illuminating; illumining; lightening -
3 stimulating
стимулировать; стимулятор; стимулирующийСинонимический ряд:1. exciting (adj.) exciting; exhilarant; eye-popping; inspiring; intoxicating; stirring2. invigorating (adj.) arousing; bracing; energising; enjoyable; exhilarating; exhilarative; intriguing; invigorating; refreshing; reinvigorating; renewing; restorative; stimulative; tonic; vitalizing3. piquant (adj.) attractive; enticing; interesting; piquant; sparkling4. rousing (adj.) animating; enlivening; quickening; rousing; vitalising; vivifying5. elating (verb) commoving; elating; exciting; exhilarating; inspiring; setting up; spiriting up6. encouraging (verb) animating; cheering; emboldening; encouraging; heartening; inspiriting; stimulating7. moving (verb) activating; actuating; arousing; egg on; energising; galvanising; goading; impelling; inciting; inflaming; instigating; kindling; moving; prompting; spurring; stimulating; stirring; work up8. provoking (verb) galvanizing; innervating; motivating; piquing; priming; provoking; quickening; rousing -
4 promising
a многообещающий, подающий надежды; перспективныйpromising pupil — многообещающий ученик; ученик, подающий надежды
Синонимический ряд:1. favourable (adj.) auspicious; bright; enlivening; exhilarating; favourable; fortunate; good; inspiring; propitious2. full of promise (adj.) assuring; favorable; full of promise; heartening; inviting3. hopeful (adj.) cheering; couleur de rose; encouraging; hopeful; likely; promiseful; roseate; rose-colored; rosy4. up-and-coming (adj.) up-and-coming5. auguring (verb) auguring; betokening; boding; foreboding; foreshadowing; foreshowing; indicating; portending; prefiguring; presaging; promising6. engaging (verb) contracting; engaging; passing; pledging; undertaking7. swearing (verb) covenanting; plighting; swearing; vowing -
5 brightening
1. n раннее утро, заря2. n озарение, прояснениеСинонимический ряд:1. clearing (verb) clear up; clearing2. lighting (verb) animating; enlivening; lighting -
6 exhilarating
1. a бодрящий, освежающий, возбуждающий2. a опьяняющий, кружащий головуСинонимический ряд:1. exciting (adj.) exciting; exhilarant; eye-popping; inspirational; inspiring; intoxicating; rousing; stirring; thrilling2. favourable (adj.) auspicious; bright; encouraging; enlivening; favourable; promising3. invigorating (adj.) animating; bracing; exhilarative; invigorating; quickening; stimulating; stimulative; tonic; vitalizing4. elating (verb) commoving; elating; exciting; inspiring; setting up; spiriting up; stimulating5. lifting (verb) animating; buoying; cheering; elevating; exhilarating; inspiriting; lifting; perk up; uplifting -
7 inspiriting
a книжн. воодушевляющий, вдохновляющий; ободряющийСинонимический ряд:1. favorable (adj.) auspicious; bright; encouraging; enlivening; exhilarating; favorable; inspiring; promising; propitious2. encouraging (verb) animating; cheering; emboldening; encouraging; heartening; inspiring; motivating; stimulating3. lifting (verb) buoying; elating; elevating; exhilarating; lifting; perk up; uplifting -
8 rousing
1. a воодушевляющий, возбуждающий2. a восторженный3. a разг. наглый, возмутительный4. a сильный5. a оживлённыйСинонимический ряд:1. exciting (adj.) bracing; exciting; exhilarant; exhilarating; exhilarative; eye-popping; inspirational; inspiring; intoxicating; invigorating; refreshing; stirring2. lively (adj.) alert; animate; animated; bright; chipper; dashing; gay; keen; lively; peppy; pert; spirited; sprightful; sprightly; unpedantic; vivacious3. stimulating (adj.) animating; enlivening; quickening; stimulating; vitalising; vivifying4. intensifying (verb) aggravating; deepening; enhancing; heightening; intensifying; magnifying; mounting; redoubling; rising5. moving (verb) arousing; awakening; awaking; bestirring; challenging; egg on; exciting; galvanising; galvanizing; goading; impelling; inciting; inflaming; innervating; inspiring; instigating; kindling; motivating; moving; piquing; priming; provoking; quickening; rallying; rousing; spurring; stimulating; stirring; wakening; waking; whetting; work up -
9 solacing
утешать; утешение; утешительныйСинонимический ряд:1. helpfulness (noun) assurance; comfort; encouragement; enlivening; helpfulness; motivation; reassuring; support; urging2. comforting (verb) bucking up; cheering; comforting; consoling; soothing; upraising
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