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1 lack of candor
Юридический термин: неоткровенность -
2 lack of candor
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3 lack of candor
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4 lack
1) відсутність, нестача ( чогось)2) відчувати нестачу, не мати; потребувати•- lack decision
- lack experience
- lack in legitimacy
- lack moral fiber
- lack moral fibre
- lack of action
- lack of agreement
- lack of authority
- lack of balance
- lack of candor
- lack of care
- lack of civil rights
- lack of control
- lack of discipline
- lack of effect
- lack of enablement
- lack of entry
- lack of evidence
- lack of evidentiary support
- lack of experience
- lack of form
- lack of invention
- lack of jurisdiction
- lack of knowledge
- lack of legal capacity
- lack of legal intention
- lack of legal rights
- lack of livelihood
- lack of money
- lack of moral regulation
- lack of novelty
- lack of order
- lack of organization
- lack of political rights
- lack of privacy
- lack of qualifications
- lack of respect
- lack of responsibility
- lack of rights
- lack of supervision
- lack of title
- lack of uniformity
- lack of unity of invention
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5 lack
отсутствие; недостаток- lack of effect
- lack of enablement
- lack of evidence
- lack of evidentiary support
- lack of form
- lack of invention
- lack of jurisdiction
- lack of legal capacity
- lack of novelty
- lack of privacy
- lack of subject-matter
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6 simplicity
1. n простота, нетрудность, несложность2. n простота структуры; неразложимостьJeffersonian simplicity — простота, характерная для Джефферсона
3. n скромность, незатейливость, непритязательность4. n простодушие, бесхитростность, наивность; искренность5. n простоватость, недалёкость; тупость6. n редк. простак, «святая простота»Синонимический ряд:1. artlessness (noun) artlessness; candor; candour; honesty; ingenuousness; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivete; naivetй; openness; sincerity; straightforwardness; trustfulness2. being clear or uncomplicated (noun) being clear or uncomplicated; clarity; clearness; directness; distinctness; explicitness; integrity; lucidity; monotony; unity3. informality (noun) casualness; informality; naturalness4. lack of embellishment (noun) austerity; bareness; freedom from artificiality; homeliness; lack of adornment; lack of embellishment; severity; starkness5. modesty (noun) modesty; plainness; unpretentiousnessАнтонимический ряд:elegance; guile -
7 simplicity
noun (the state of being simple: The beauty of this idea is its simplicity; He answered with a child's simplicity.) sencillezsimplicity n sencilleztr[sɪm'plɪsətɪ]\SMALLIDIOMATIC EXPRESSION/SMALLto be simplicity itself ser de lo más sencillosimplicity [sɪm'plɪsət̬i] n: simplicidad f, sencillez fn.• bobada s.f.• candor s.m.• llaneza s.f.• sencillez s.f.• simpleza s.f.• simplicidad s.f.sɪm'plɪsətimass noun simplicidad f, sencillez f[sɪm'plɪsɪtɪ]N1) (=uncomplicated nature) [of solution, idea, plan] sencillez f, simplicidad f2) (=unpretentiousness) [of dress, style, food] sencillez f3) (=ingenuousness) [of person, way of life] simpleza f* * *[sɪm'plɪsəti]mass noun simplicidad f, sencillez f -
8 artlessness
Синонимический ряд:1. innocence (noun) awkwardness; candor; candour; crudeness; ignorance; ineptitude; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivetй; simplicity; sincerity2. naturalness (noun) guilelessness; ingenuousness; naiveness; naturalness; simpleness; unaffectedness -
9 awkwardness
Синонимический ряд:1. clumsiness (noun) clumsiness; gaucheness; gracelessness; ineptness; maladroitness; ungainliness; unhappiness; woodenness2. incommodiousness (noun) incommodiousness3. innocence (noun) artlessness; candor; crudeness; ignorance; ineptitude; ingenuousness; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivetй -
10 crudeness
Синонимический ряд:1. boorishness (noun) barbarity; boorishness; cruelty; vulgarity2. coarseness (noun) coarseness; crassness; crustiness; dirtiness; filthiness; foulness; grossness; inexpertness; lowness; nastiness; profaneness; rankness; rockiness; scurrilousness; uncouthness3. impureness (noun) impureness; nativeness; rawness4. innocence (noun) artlessness; awkwardness; candor; ignorance; ineptitude; ingenuousness; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivetй5. rudeness (noun) lumpiness; roughness; rudeness -
11 impartiality
n беспристрастность, непредвзятость, справедливостьСинонимический ряд:1. fairness (noun) candor; candour; equality; fairness; lack of prejudice; neutrality; objectivity; probity2. justice (noun) detachment; disinterest; dispassionateness; equitableness; fair-mindedness; justice; justness; non-partisanship; objectiveness -
12 ineptitude
1. n неуместность; несоответствие2. n неумение3. n мед. недостаточность4. n глупое, неуместное замечание, глупая выходкаСинонимический ряд:1. incompetence (noun) bungling; deficiency; disqualification; inability; incapacity; incompetence; inefficiency; unfitness2. innocence (noun) artlessness; awkwardness; candor; crudeness; ignorance; ingenuousness; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivetйАнтонимический ряд: -
13 neutrality
1. n нейтралитет2. n беспристрастие, беспристрастностьalthough hostile, he tried to preserve the appearance of neutrality — он был настроен враждебно, но скрывал это под личиной беспристрастия
3. n отсутствие определённого мнения; безразличие, безучастность4. n спец. нейтральностьСинонимический ряд:fairness (noun) candor; equality; fairness; impartiality; justice; lack of prejudice; objectivity; probity -
14 objectivity
1. n объективностьin all objectivity — со всей объективностью; при всей объективности
2. n объективная реальностьСинонимический ряд:1. fairness (noun) candor; equality; fairness; impartiality; lack of prejudice; neutrality; probity2. justice (noun) detachment; disinterest; dispassionateness; equitableness; fair-mindedness; justice; justness; non-partisanship; objectiveness -
15 straightforwardness
Синонимический ряд:1. artlessness (noun) artlessness; candor; ingenuousness; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivetй; simplicity; sincerity; trustfulness2. clearness (noun) apparentness; clearness; conspicuousness; distinctness; obviousness; openhandedness; plainness3. frankness (noun) candidness; directness; forthrightness; frankness; openness; singleness -
16 trustfulness
Синонимический ряд:artlessness (noun) artlessness; candor; ingenuousness; innocence; lack of sophistication; naivetй; simplicity; sincerity; straightforwardness
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