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1 powerful
1. adj1) сильний; потужний, могутній2) сильнодіючий; переконливий3) яскравий4) розм. численний, великийpowerful crop — великий (багатий) урожай
2. advсильно, дужеhe was powerful tired — він дуже стомився; він був дуже стомлений
* * *I a1) сильний, потужний, могутній2) могутній; впливовий3) сильнодіючий, сильний; яскравий, сильний4) дiaл., численний, великийII advпрост. сильно, дуже -
2 talking
1. n1) говоріння; балачки; розмови2) обговорення; розмова2. adj1) який говорить2) говіркий, балакучий, балакливий3) виразний; промовистийtalking eyes — промовисті (виразні) очі
talking machine — а) грамофон; патефон; б) фонограф
talking point — тема для розмови; питання, яке може бути предметом розмови
* * *I [txːkiç] n1) говоріння [див. talk 2]2) розмова; обговоренняtalking point — питання, що може бути предметом розмови; (підходящ тема для розмови; аргумент)
II [`txːkiç] aa powerful talking point — вагомий аргумент; розмова, бесіда
1) що говорить2) говіркий, балакучий3) виразний; що говорить
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