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1 forceful
ˈfɔ:sful прил.
1) а) сильный;
могущественный, влиятельный forceful temptation ≈ сильное искушение forceful minister ≈ могущественный министр Syn: powerful, strong
1., vigorous б) убедительный( о речи, стиле и т. п.) forceful argument ≈ убедительный довод Syn: efficient
1., efficacious, effective
1., cogent
2) неистовый, яростный forceful knocking ≈ яростный стук Syn: boisterous, impetuous, violent сильный, мощный сильный, волевой - he is a * sort of person он сильный человек действенный, убедительный - * argument убедительный довод forceful действенный, убедительный ~ сильныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > forceful
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2 forceful
['fɔːsf(ə)l], [-ful]прил.1)а) сильный; могущественный, влиятельныйSyn:б) убедительный (о речи, стиле и т. п.)Syn:2) неистовый, яростныйSyn:
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