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a1) двозначний; неясний, нечіткий; ухильний2) сумнівний; який викликає підозри; неясний; непевний ( результат) -
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I [ikwívəkəl]adjective ( equivocally adverb)dvoumen, dvomljiv, negotov, nezanesljiv; sumljivII [ikwívəkəl]noundvoumna beseda -
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adj.ambigu; peu clair; qui peut être diversement interprétéEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > equivocal
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a. 모호한, 두가지 뜻으로 해석될 수 있는, 의심스러운, 명백하지 않은 -
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داراي دومعني ، داراي ابهام ، دو پهلو، نامعلوم -
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adj (#ly [adv]) dvosmislen, dvoličan, neodređen, nesiguran, neodlučan; sumnjiv, nepouzdan, dvojben* * *
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[ɪ'kwɪvəkl]adjdwuznaczny, niejednoznaczny -
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divdomīgs; apšaubāms, nedrošs -
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• dvosmislen; dvosmislena reč; dvoznačan; nesiguran; sumnjiv -
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• epäilyttävä• epämääräinen• kaksimielinen• kaksimerkityksinen• kaksiselitteinen -
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adjective1) двусмысленный2) сомнительныйSyn:doubtful* * *(a) двусмысленный* * *двусмысленный, допускающий двоякое толкование* * *[e·quiv·o·cal || ɪ'kwɪvəkl] adj. двусмысленный, сомнительный, подозрительный, неопределенный* * *двузначныйдвусмыслендвусмысленныйсомнительный* * *1) двусмысленный, допускающий двоякое толкование; неясный, неопределенный (about) 2) сомнительный; подозрительный; пользующийся плохой репутацией; вызывающий подозрение -
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dwuznacznyEnglish-Polish dictionary of Electronics and Computer Science > equivocal
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Equivocal — E*quiv o*cal, a. [L. aequivocus: aequus equal + vox, vocis, word. See {Equal}, and {Voice}, and cf. {Equivoque}.] 1. (Literally, called equally one thing or the other; hence:) Having two significations equally applicable; capable of double… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
equivocal — [ē kwiv′ə kəl, ikwiv′ə kəl] adj. [< LL aequivocus (see EQUIVOCATE) & AL] 1. that can have more than one interpretation; having two or more meanings; purposely vague, misleading, or ambiguous [an equivocal reply] 2. uncertain; undecided;… … English World dictionary
equivocal — I adjective ambiguous, ambiguus, ambivalent, amphibological, amphibolous, anceps, bewildering, cloudy, confusing, controversial, debatable, deceptive, dim, disputable, doubtful, dubious, dubius, enigmatic, enigmatical, equivocating, equivocatory … Law dictionary
Equivocal — E*quiv o*cal, n. A word or expression capable of different meanings; an ambiguous term; an equivoque. [1913 Webster] In languages of great ductility, equivocals like that just referred to are rarely found. Fitzed. Hall. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
equivocal — c.1600, from L.L. aequivocus of equal voice, of equal significance, ambiguous (see EQUIVOCATION (Cf. equivocation)) + AL (Cf. al) (1). Earlier in same sense was equivoque (late 14c.). Related: Equivocally (1570s) … Etymology dictionary
equivocal — ambiguous, *obscure, dark, vague, enigmatic, cryptic Analogous words: dubious, questionable, *doubtful Antonyms: unequivocal Contrasted words: *explicit, express, definite, specific, categorical: perspicuous, lucid, *clear … New Dictionary of Synonyms
equivocal — [adj] doubtful, uncertain ambiguous, ambivalent, amphibological, borderline, clear as mud*, clouded*, disreputable, dubious, evasive, fishy*, fuzzy*, hazy*, indefinite, indeterminate, indistinct, misleading, muddled, muzzy*, oblique, obscure,… … New thesaurus
equivocal — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ unclear in meaning or intention; ambiguous. DERIVATIVES equivocally adverb. ORIGIN from Latin aequus equal + vocare to call … English terms dictionary
equivocal — [[t]ɪkwɪ̱vək(ə)l[/t]] 1) ADJ GRADED If you are equivocal, you are deliberately vague in what you say, because you want to avoid speaking the truth or making a decision. [FORMAL] Many were equivocal about the idea... His equivocal response has… … English dictionary
equivocal — adjective Etymology: Late Latin aequivocus, from aequi equi + voc , vox voice more at voice Date: 1599 1. a. subject to two or more interpretations and usually used to mislead or confuse < an equivocal statement > b. uncertain as an indication or … New Collegiate Dictionary
equivocal — e|quiv|o|cal [ıˈkwıvəkəl] adj [Date: 1500 1600; : Late Latin; Origin: aequivocus, from Latin aequi ( EQUI ) + vox voice ] 1.) if you are equivocal, you are deliberately unclear in the way that you give information or your opinion = ↑ambiguous ▪… … Dictionary of contemporary English