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1 justifying
доказывать; оправдывать; выравниватьСинонимический ряд:1. backing (verb) attesting; authenticating; backing; bear out; bearing out; confirming; corroborating; substantiating; testifying; validating; verifying2. excusing (verb) excusing; explain away3. explaining (verb) account for; accounting; explaining; explaining away; rationalising; rationalizing4. maintaining (verb) arguing; asserting; claiming; contending; defending; maintaining; vindicating5. warranting (verb) call for; occasioning; warranting6. deserving (other) deserving; held at; meriting; priced at; valued at; worth -
2 vindicating
Синонимический ряд:1. exculpating (verb) absolving; acquitting; clearing; exculpating; exonerating2. excusing (verb) excusing; explain away; rationalising3. maintaining (verb) arguing; asserting; claiming; contending; defending; justifying; maintaining; warranting4. repaying (verb) avenging; pay back; pay off; redressing; repaying; requiting; revenging -
3 remitting
1. передавать перевод2. передаватьСинонимический ряд:1. deferring (verb) adjourning; deferring; delaying; hold off; hold up; holding off; holding over; holding up; intermitting; lay over; laying over; postponing; proroguing; putting off; putting over; shelving; standing over; staying; suspending; tabling; waiving2. excusing (verb) condoning; excusing; forgiving; pardoning3. sending (verb) addressing; consigning; dispatching; forwarding; routing; sending; shipping; transmitting -
4 forgiving
a снисходительный, всепрощающий, великодушныйСинонимический ряд:1. inclined to forgive (adj.) charitable; compassionate; free; inclined to forgive; kind; merciful; noble; open-hearted2. excusing (verb) condoning; excusing; pardoning; remitting -
5 rationalizing
Синонимический ряд:1. thinking (noun) deduction; inference; logic; motivation; rationale; reasoning; reasons; thinking; thought2. excusing (verb) account for; accounting; excusing; explain away; explaining; explaining away; justifying; rationalising; vindicating -
6 discharging
1. n эл. разрядка2. n разгрузка3. n опорожнение, выпускСинонимический ряд:1. freedom (noun) acquittal; amnesty; deliverance; discharge; exemption; freedom; liberation; pardon; reprieve2. annulling (verb) abrogating; annulling; dissolving; quashing; vacating3. clearing (verb) clearing; clearing off; liquidating; paying; paying up; quitting; satisfying; settling; squaring4. demobilizing (verb) demobilizing; mustering out5. dismissing (verb) axing; booting out; bouncing; cashiering; dismissing; dropping; kicking out; letting out; sacking; terminating; turning off6. exempting (verb) absolving; dispensing; excusing; exempting; let off; letting off; privileging from; relieving; sparing7. firing (verb) firing; hurtling; loosing; projecting; propelling; shooting8. flowing (verb) emitting; emptying; flowing; giving off; issuing; pouring; venting; voiding9. freeing (verb) emancipating; freeing; liberating; loosening; manumitting; redeeming; releasing; unchaining10. performing (verb) executing; exercising; fulfilling; implementing; performing11. separating (verb) demobilising; muster out; separating12. unloading (verb) off-loading; unlading; unloading -
7 dispensing
1. n раздача2. n освобождениеdispensing power — право освобождать от обязательств, возложенных законом
3. n воен. разведение, разделениеСинонимический ряд:1. administering (verb) administering; apportioning; dealing out; doling out; meting out; portioning out; sharing out2. dealing (verb) dealing; disbursing; dispersing; distributing; dividing; dole out; lotting out; measure out; measuring out; parcelling; partitioning; portioning; sharing3. exempting (verb) absolving; discharging; excusing; exempting; let off; letting off; privileging from; relieving; sparing4. giving (verb) delivering; dishing out; feeding; finding; furnishing; giving; handing; handing over; providing; supplying; transferring; turning over5. handling (verb) handling; maneuvering; manipulating; plying; swinging; wielding -
8 relieving
Синонимический ряд:1. clearing (verb) clearing; releasing; ridding; shaking; throw off; unburdening2. easing (verb) allaying; alleviating; assuaging; comforting; easing; lessening; lightening; mitigating; mollifying; palliating3. exempting (verb) absolving; discharging; dispensing; excusing; exempting; let off; letting off; privileging from; sparing4. robbing (verb) knocking over; looting; plundering; ransacking; rifling; robbing; sticking up5. spelling (verb) spelling; take over; taking over -
9 sparing
1. a умеренный; скудный2. a экономный, бережливыйСинонимический ряд:1. canny (adj.) canny; chary; economical; frugal; parsimonious; provident; prudent; saving; scotch; stewardly; thrifty; unwasteful; wary2. merciful (adj.) compassionate; humane; merciful; mild; tolerant3. economising (verb) economising; saving4. scrimping (verb) pinching; scanting; scraping; screwing; scrimping; shorting; skimping; stinting5. sparing (verb) absolving; discharging; dispensing; excusing; exempting; let off; letting off; privileging from; relieving; sparing -
10 accuse
1. v обвинять, винитьto accuse the technicians of carelessness which caused the breakdown — возлагать на техников вину за аварию
2. v юр. обвинять; выдвинуть обвинение3. v придираться; порицать; осуждатьaccusing the times is but excusing ourselves — обвинять во всём время — это значит просто оправдывать себя
Синонимический ряд:1. blame (verb) blame; fault; involve; point to; reprehend; reproach; upbraid2. charge (verb) arraign; charge; criminate; denounce; denunciate; impeach; implicate; impute; incriminate; inculpate; indict; taxАнтонимический ряд:absolve; acquit; defend; discharge; exonerate; pardon; release; vindicate
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