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1 incisive style
Макаров: колкий стиль, язвительный стиль -
2 incisive
[ınʹsaısıv] a1. 1) режущий2) острый, резкий, колкий; язвительныйincisive wit - острый /проницательный/ ум
incisive style - колкий /язвительный/ стиль
incisive voice - резкий /пронзительный/ голос
incisive remark - резкое /язвительное/ замечание
2. анат. относящийся к передним зубамincisive tooth - резец, передний зуб
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3 incisive
1. a режущий2. a острый, резкий, колкий; язвительный3. a анат. относящийся к передним зубамincisive tooth — резец, передний зуб
Синонимический ряд:1. biting (adj.) acute; astute; biting; clear-cut; crisp; ingoing; keen; penetrating; perceptive; probing; sharp; shrewd; trenchant2. cutting (adj.) acerbic; acid; acidic; acrid; caustic; cutting; mordacious; mordant; pungent; sarcastic; sardonic; satirical; scathing; severe; slashing; stinging; truculent; vitriolic; vituperativeАнтонимический ряд: -
4 aquiline nose
His incisive domineering utterance and imposing style, with his strong aquiline nose and resolute clean-shaven mouth, give him an air of importance. (B. Shaw, ‘Widowers' Houses’, act I) — Он гладко выбрит; крупный орлиный нос и решительная складка у рта в сочетании с резким повелительным голосом и исполненными важности манерами придают ему решительный вид.
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5 tone
1. n тон; звук2. n эмоциональный оттенок, окраска голоса, голос, тон3. n характер, стильto give tone to, to set the tone — придавать характер, задавать тон
4. n общая атмосфера, обстановкаa school with a good, healthy tone — школа, где существует хорошая, здоровая атмосфера
5. n элегантность, изысканность6. n муз. звук, тон7. n фон. интонация; модуляция8. n фон. музыкальное ударение, акцент9. n фон. жив. тон, оттенок; градация тонов10. n фон. мед. тонусtone up — тонизировать, повышать тонус, укреплять
partial tone — парциальный, частичный тон
11. n фон. эк. настроение; тенденция12. v придавать тон13. v настраивать14. v гармонировать15. v фото вирироватьСинонимический ряд:1. accent (noun) accent; inflection; intonation2. air (noun) air; ambience; atmosphere; aura; feel; feeling; smell3. color (noun) cast; color; colour; hue; shade; tinge; tint4. firmness (noun) firmness; soundness; tension5. mood (noun) climate; humor; mind; mood; spirit; strain; temper6. pitch (noun) pitch; resonance; sound; timbre; tonality7. tonus (noun) health; tonicity; tonus8. vein (noun) attitude; condition; expression; fashion; habit; manner; mode; style; vein9. moderate (verb) moderate; modulate; subdue; temper
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