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1 material
{mə'tiəriəl}
I. 1. материален, веществен, предметен, обективен, физически
MATERIAL forces/laws физически сили/закони
MATERIAL evidence юр. веществени доказателства
in a MATERIAL form в осезателна форма
in a MATERIAL sense в конкретен смисъл
2. материален, материалистичен, телесен, груб, сетивен, чувствен, земен, светски
MATERIAL civilization материална култура
MATERIAL comforts/well-being всекидневни удобства, материални блага
MATERIAL pleasures телесни удоволствия, чувствени наслади
3. важен, съществен, от значение (to за) (и юр.)
4. грaм. конкретен
II. 1. материал, материя, вещество
2. плат, материя
dress MATERIAL плат за рокля
3. прен. материал (за статия, книгa и пр.), елементи, съставни части
4. рl потреби, принадлежности
5. прен. материал (хора, годни за дадена работа)* * *{mъ'tiъriъl} I. а 1. материален, веществен; предметен, обект* * *физически; съществен; телесен; светски; обективен; предметен; всекидневен; вещество; веществен; важен; груб; елементи; земен; конкретен; насъщен;* * *1. dress material плат за рокля 2. i. материален, веществен, предметен, обективен, физически 3. ii. материал, материя, вещество 4. in a material form в осезателна форма 5. in a material sense в конкретен смисъл 6. material civilization материална култура 7. material comforts/well-being всекидневни удобства, материални блага 8. material evidence юр. веществени доказателства 9. material forces/laws физически сили/закони 10. material pleasures телесни удоволствия, чувствени наслади 11. важен, съществен, от значение (to за) (и юр.) 12. грaм. конкретен 13. материален, материалистичен, телесен, груб, сетивен, чувствен, земен, светски 14. плат, материя 15. прен. материал (за статия, книгa и пр.), елементи, съставни части 16. прен. материал (хора, годни за дадена работа) 17. рl потреби, принадлежности* * *material[mə´tiəriəl] I. adj 1. материален, веществен, предметен, обективен, физически; \material forces, laws физически сили, закони; in \material form в осезателна форма; 2. материален, диктуван от материални съображения, материалистически, материалистичен; 3. телесен, плътски, груб, сетивен, чувствен; 4. насъщен, всекидневен; земен, 5. светски, (чисто) външен; \material civilization материална култура; \material comforts всекидневни удобства, материални блага; \material pleasures плътски удоволствия, чувствени наслади; from a \material point of view от материалистична гледна точка; 6. конкретен; \material noun конкретно съществително; in a \material sense в конкретен смисъл; 7. важен, съществен, значим, от значение (to); \material witness важен свидетел; \material objections сериозни възражения; II. n 1. материал; материя, вещество; raw \material суров материал, суровина; building \materials строителни материали; 2. елементи, съставни части, материал; to collect \material for a book събирам материали за книга; 3. материя, тъкан, плат; dress \material плат за рокля; • writing \materials канцеларски материали.
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