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101 silver
['sɪlvə] 1. сущ.1) сереброfine silver — серебро высокой пробы, чистое серебро
2) серебряные монеты; серебряные деньгиflat / table silver — столовое серебро
4) цвет серебра5) разг.; спорт. серебро, серебряная медаль2. прил.1) серебряный2) поэт. серебристыйSyn:4)а) мелодичный, нежный ( о звуке)Syn:б) красноречивый; убедительныйSyn:eloquent, persuasive 1.5) благополучный; процветающий; счастливыйSyn:•the Silver Streak — разг. Ла-Манш
••the silver jubilee — серебряный юбилей, двадцатипятилетие какого-л. события
3. гл.the silver wedding — серебряная свадьба, двадцатипятилетие брака
1) (по)серебрить, покрыть слоем серебра2) амальгамировать, покрывать ( зеркало) амальгамой ртути3) серебриться, мерцатьSyn: -
102 advertising
nреклама; рекламирование
- advance advertising
- auxiliary advertising
- bank advertising
- billboard advertising
- black-and-white advertising
- broadcast advertising
- cinema advertising
- classified advertising
- colour advertising
- combined advertising
- commercial advertising
- commodity advertising
- consumer advertising
- cooperative advertising
- corporate advertising
- coupon advertising
- current advertising
- decent advertising
- direct advertising
- direct-mail advertising
- display advertising
- domestic advertising
- electrical advertising
- export advertising
- farm advertising
- film advertising
- follow-up advertising
- graphic advertising
- illuminated advertising
- indirect advertising
- individual advertising
- industrial advertising
- informational advertising
- informative advertising
- inside-the-store advertising
- international advertising
- joint advertising
- keyed advertising
- legal advertising
- local advertising
- long-term advertising
- low-pressure advertising
- magazine advertising
- mail-order advertising
- mass advertising
- media advertising
- misleading advertising
- national advertising
- newspaper advertising
- outdoor advertising
- package advertising
- patent advertising
- persuasive advertising
- point-of-purchase advertising
- point-of-sale advertising
- poster advertising
- press advertising
- prestige advertising
- prestigious advertising
- product advertising
- professional advertising
- promotional advertising
- radio advertising
- regional advertising
- regular advertising
- retail advertising
- sales advertising
- scheduled advertising
- screen advertising
- seasonal advertising
- semi-display advertising
- short-term advertising
- slide advertising
- specialty advertising
- street advertising
- subliminal advertising
- trade advertising
- transit advertising
- transport advertising
- TV advertising
- advertising of goods
- advertising on difficult marketing
- advertising to business
- arrange advertising
- do advertising
- finance advertising
- handle advertising
- promote advertisingEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > advertising
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103 argument
n1) довод, аргумент, доказательство2) спор; дискуссия3) мат. аргумент, независимая переменная
- airtight argument
- basic argument
- compelling argument
- constructive argument
- convincing argument
- feeble argument
- flimsy argument
- forcible argument
- groundless argument
- inconclusive argument
- irrefutable argument
- logical argument
- persuasive argument
- rebuttal argument
- refuting argument
- sales argument
- selling argument
- solid argument
- sound argument
- spurious argument
- tenuous argument
- trenchant argument
- unassailable argument
- unconvincing argument
- valid argument
- weak argument
- weighty argument
- advance an argument
- confute an argument
- develop an argument
- offer arguments
- present arguments
- prop up an argument
- provide arguments
- put forward an argument
- refute an argument
- reinforce an argument
- trump all argumentsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > argument
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104 advertising
n1) реклама, рекламирование2) рекламное дело; публикация объявлений• -
105 advertising
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106 cogent
убедительный имя прилагательное: -
107 conclusive
окончательный имя прилагательное: -
108 convincing
убедительный имя прилагательное: -
109 decisive
решающий имя прилагательное: -
110 demonstrative
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111 forceful
сильный имя прилагательное: -
112 forcible
насильственный имя прилагательное: -
113 potent
мощный имя прилагательное: -
114 stringent
строгий имя прилагательное: -
115 (a) compelling argument
a compelling/convincing/persuasive argument убедительный аргументEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > (a) compelling argument
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116 definition
[ˌdefɪ'nɪʃ(ə)n]nReal definition provides a statement of the nature or essence of a thing. — Реальное определение описывает предмет через его существенные свойства
- simple definition- dictionary definition
- formulaic definition
- persuasive definition
- referential definition
- stipulative definition
- real definition
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117 (a) vigorous language
a (an) vigorous (persuasive, elegant) language энергичная (убедительная, элегантная) манера речиEnglish-Russian combinatory dictionary > (a) vigorous language
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118 city slicker
n infmlThe rural population has natural distrust of the city slickers with their persuasive talk and refined manners — Сельское население инстинктивно не доверяет городским жителям с их хорошо подвешенным языком и утонченными манерами
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119 do the trick
expr infmlThat'll do the trick — Вот это как раз то, что нужно
Try to be persuasive, it may do the trick — Попробуй уговорить, может удастся
The doctor always gave me those pills. They did the trick — Доктор всегда давал мне эти пилюли. Они помогали
That seemed to do the trick as Mike seemed very pleased — Это, по-видимому, дало нужный результат, поскольку Майк выглядел довольным
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120 set
n1) infml esp AmEI'll talk to you after this set — Поговорим с тобой после того, как я отработаю свой номер
He opened his set with a soft and persuasive "Memories of You!" — Он начал свое выступление с проникновенной песни "Вспоминая тебя"
The social observations in his set are about shop assistants, Sunday footballers, the bizarre questions put by pub barmen, that kind of thing — Его выступления содержат зарисовки из жизни продавцов, футболистов, играющих по воскресеньям, нелепые вопросы, задаваемые барменами в пивных, и все такое прочее
2) AmE slLet's throw a set tonight and invite some chicks — Давай устроим небольшую тусовку и пригласим чувих
3) AmE slShe tossed him a set and he gave her the high sign in return — Она кинула ему калики, и он сделал ей "Окей" рукой
I'm a little wired, ya know. You got, like, a set I can drop? — Меня всего, блин, трясет. У тебя нет каких-нибудь каликов заглотнуть?
4) AmE slHe never said get those bastards out of here with those guns all through the whole set — За все время, пока мы обсуждали дела, он ни разу не сказал, чтобы мы вышвырнули этих подонков вон с их "пушками"
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