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61 proclaim
verb1) провозглашать; объявлять; прокламировать2) обнародовать, опубликовывать3) свидетельствовать, говорить (о чем-л.); his manners proclaimed him a military man его манеры обличали в нем военного4) объявлять на чрезвычайном положении5) запрещать (собрание и т. п.); объявлять вне законаSyn:declare* * *(v) провозгласить; провозглашать* * *провозглашать, объявлять* * *[pro·claim || prəʊ'kleɪm /prə-] v. объявлять, провозглашать; обнародовать, опубликовывать; свидетельствовать; объявлять на чрезвычайном положении; прокламировать* * *говоритьзапрещатьобнародоватьобъявлятьопубликовыватьосуждатьпровозгласитепровозгласитьпровозглашатьпрокламироватьсвидетельствовать* * *1) а) провозглашать б) объявлять чрезвычайное положение в) заявлять 2) обнародовать -
62 date
дата, день, число; срок | датировать(ся)after date — по наступлении указанной даты;
date as per postmark — дата почтового календарного штемпеля;
date proclaimed — объявленная дата;
- date of convictionunder date of — от (такой-то) даты, датированный (таким-то) числом
- date of decision
- date of issue
- date of judgement
- date of judgment
- date of maturity
- date of performance
- date of signature
- date of trial
- date of verdict
- applicable date
- appointed date
- bearing date
- controlling date
- copyright date
- due date
- effective date
- final date
- imprint date
- interest date
- lodgement date
- lodgment date
- maturity date
- qualifying date
- reciprocity date
- release date
- treatment date
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63 nigh
[naɪ] 1. прил.; уст.1) ближний, близкийTill the fresh air proclaimed the morning nigh. — Пока свежий ветер не возвестил, что скоро утро.
2) прямой, короткий (о пути, дороге)2. нареч.; уст.1) близко; возле, около, рядом2) почти, приблизительноSyn: -
64 proclaim
[prə'kleɪm]гл.1)а) провозглашать; объявлятьto proclaim smb. an outlaw — объявить кого-л. вне закона
Syn:в) заявлять2) обнародовать, опубликовыватьSyn:3) свидетельствовать, показыватьHis clothes proclaimed him a priest. — Одежда выдавала в нём священнослужителя.
4) превозносить, расхваливать публичноSyn: -
65 self-appointed
[ˌselfə'pɔɪntɪd]прил.; пренебр.We won't be intimidated by self-appointed guardians of educational standards. — Мы не позволим самозваным блюстителям образовательных стандартов запугать нас.
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66 proclaim
v1) объявлять; провозглашать2) обнародовать, доводить до всеобщего сведения; опубликовывать -
67 in tune
гармонирующий, сочетающийся (с чем-л.); ладящий (с кем-л.); имеющий контакт (с кем-л. или с чем-л.); в соответствии (с чем-л.); см. тж. out of tuneJefferson, in tune with the Declaration of Independence... boldly proclaimed the people's right of revolution. (W. Foster, ‘The Negro People in American History’, ch. 5) — Действуя в духе Декларации независимости... Джефферсон выдвинул смелый лозунг о праве народа на революцию.
Quiet settled over the little colored community of Stillveld, a quiet that was in tune with the stillness of the night. (R. Abrahams, ‘The Path of Thunder’, book I, ch. 5) — И тотчас же вся маленькая цветная община Стилвельда притихла. За столом воцарилась тишина, слившаяся с безмолвием ночи.
No doubt Professor Shoreham is in tune with current affairs. (A. Christie, ‘Passenger to Frankfurt’, ch. 23) — Несомненно, профессор Шорем в курсе текущих событий.
...a trip of this sort is a delicate sort of affair, everybody's got to be in tune or else it's a dead loss. (S. Chaplin, ‘The Watchers and the Watched’, ch. 5) —...такая поездка - вещь деликатная. Тут все должны ладить друг с другом, иначе никакого толка от нее не будет.
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68 little Englander
англичанин - сторонник политики, ставящей интересы Англии выше интересов Британской империиOver half a century ago Joseph Chamberlain, who became Colonial Secretary in 1895, admonished Englishmen to "think Imperially". The New Imperialism, as it was called, was proclaimed to be the gospel of the future. English patriots were denounced as "Little Englanders". (R. P. Dutt, ‘The Crisis of Britain and the British Empire’, ch. III) — Полвека назад Джозеф Чемберлен, ставший в 1895 году министром колоний, убеждал англичан "мыслить в масштабах империй". Так называемый "новый империализм" провозглашался евангелием будущего. Английских патриотов называли в осуждение "сторонниками малой Англии"
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69 acknowledged
a признанный; общепризнанныйСинонимический ряд:1. acclaimed (adj.) acclaimed; accredited; accustomed; affirmed; allowed; recognized; settled2. commonly accepted (adj.) accepted; admitted; avowed; certified; commonly accepted; established; known; proclaimed3. admitted (verb) admitted; agreed; allowed; avowed; conceded; confessed; granted; let on; owned; owned up; recognised; recognized -
70 broadcast
1. n вещаниеtelevision broadcast — телевидение, телевизионное вещание
2. n радиопрограмма, радиопередача3. n телевидениеbroadcast satellite — телевизионный спутник, спутник для ретрансляции
4. n телепрограмма, телепередача5. n широкое распространение6. a радиовещательный7. a телевизионный; передаваемый по телевидению8. a имеющий широкое хождение, распространённый9. a рассеянный, распылённый10. v передавать по радио; вести радиопередачу; вещать11. v передавать по телевидению12. v выступать по радио и телевидению13. v широко распространять14. n с.-х. сев вразброс15. v с.-х. сеять вразбросСинонимический ряд:1. declaration (noun) advertisement; announcement; annunciation; declaration; proclamation; promulgation; pronouncement; pronunciamento; publication2. radio program (noun) air waves; newscast; program; radio program; radiocast; show; simulcast; telecast; television program; TV show3. declare (verb) advertise; announce; annunciate; blaze abroad; bruit about; declare; proclaim; promulgate; publicise; publicize; publish; relay; sound; toot; trumpet; vend4. declared (verb) advertised; announced; annunciated; blazed abroad; blazoned; bruited about; declared; proclaimed; promulgated; published; sounded; tooted; vended5. disseminate (verb) boast; brag; disseminate; distribute; scatter; spread6. noise (verb) blaze; blazon; bruit; noise7. put on the air (verb) air; be on the air; go on the air; put on the air; radio; send; telecast; televise; transmit8. strew (verb) bestrew; disject; sow; straw; strew9. strewed/strewed or strewn (verb) disseminated; scattered; sowed/sown or sowed; strewed/strewed or strewnАнтонимический ряд: -
71 calamity
1. n бедствие; беда; большое несчастье, катастрофа2. n горе, скорбь; отчаяниеcalamity issue — острый вопрос; вопрос, который опасно ставить
Синонимический ряд:1. adversity (noun) adversity; affliction; desolation; distress; hardship; misery; plague; scourge; tribulation2. disaster (noun) cataclysm; catastrophe; disaster; misadventure; misfortune; tragedy; woesАнтонимический ряд:benefit; blessing; boon; comfort; favour; fortune; good fortune; happiness; joy; profit; prosperity -
72 confessed
a явный, не скрытый, открытыйshe is a confessed alcoholic — она и не скрывает, что пьёт
Синонимический ряд:1. avowed (adj.) acknowledged; admitted; announced; avowed; declared; pledged; professed; self-proclaimed; told2. acknowledged (verb) acknowledged; admitted; allowed; avowed; conceded; granted; let on; owned; owned up -
73 demonstrated
демонстрировать; демонстрируемыйСинонимический ряд:1. proved (adj.) approved; ascertained; assured; authenticated; confirmed; determined; established; proved; verified2. established (verb) determined; established; made out3. proved/proved or proven (verb) proved/proved or proven; tested; tried4. showed (verb) authenticated; bear out; confirmed; corroborated; proved; showed; substantiated; validated; verified5. showed/shown or showed (verb) displayed; evidenced; evinced; exhibited; illustrated; manifested; marked; proclaimed; showed/shown or showed -
74 displayed
a преим. геральд. с распростёртыми крыльямиСинонимический ряд:1. clothed (adj.) bore; clothed; clothed in; donned; dressed; exhibited; put on; sported; worn2. bared (verb) bared; disclosed; exposed; lay open; opened; revealed; unclothed; uncovered; unmasked; unveiled3. evidenced (verb) demonstrated; evidenced; evinced; proclaimed4. expressed (verb) communicated; conveyed; expressed; manifested5. had (verb) bore; carried; exhibited; had; possessed6. showed/shown or showed (verb) brandished; disported; flashed; flaunted; offered; paraded; show off; showed; showed off/shown off or showed off; showed/shown or showed; sported; trotted out -
75 disseminated
распространять; распространенныйСинонимический ряд:1. scattered (adj.) dispersed; dissipated; scattered; strewn2. declared (verb) advertised; announced; annunciated; blazed; blazed abroad; blazoned; bruited; bruited about; declared; noised; proclaimed; promulgated; published; sounded; tooted; vended3. spread (verb) circulated; diffused; dispersed; distributed; hand out; propagated; radiated; spread4. strewed/strewed or strewn (verb) broadcast; scattered; sowed/sown or sowed; strewed/strewed or strewn -
76 illustrated
1. n иллюстрированная газета, иллюстрированный журнал2. a иллюстрированныйСинонимический ряд:1. with pictures (adj.) decorated; depicted; embellished with pictures; graphic; pictorial; pictured; portrayed; with photographs; with pictures2. clarified (verb) clarified; cleared; cleared up; elucidated; illuminated3. explained (verb) construed; deciphered; explained; expounded; interpreted; spell out4. represented (verb) bodied forth; emblematized; embodied; epitomised; epitomized; exemplified; instanced; mirrored; personalized; personated; personified; represented; stand for; symbolised; symbolized; typified5. showed/shown or showed (verb) demonstrated; evidenced; evinced; exhibited; manifested; marked; proclaimed; showed/shown or showed -
77 imposed
навязывать; налагать; налагаемыйСинонимический ряд:1. commanded (adj.) commanded; decreed; dictated; enjoined; exacted; ordained; ordered; proclaimed; proscribed2. abused (verb) abused; exploited; presumed3. fixed (verb) decreed; dictated; fixed; laid down; lay down; ordained; prescribed; set4. inflicted (verb) forced on; forced upon; inflicted; plagued; visited; wreaked; wrecked5. infringed (verb) infringed; intruded; obtruded6. levied (verb) assessed; exacted; levied; put; put on; put upon7. saddled (verb) foisted; saddled; wished -
78 introduced
вводить; представлять; введенный; представленныйСинонимический ряд:1. familiar with (adj.) abreast of; acquainted; conversant; familiar with; versant in2. announced (verb) announced; heralded; presaged; proclaimed3. entered (verb) admitted; entered4. filled in (verb) filled in; inserted; insinuated; intercalated; interjected; interpolated; interposed; threw in/thrown in5. inaugurated (verb) inaugurated; initiated; instituted; launched; originated; set up; ushered in6. preceded (verb) led; preceded; prefaced; usher in; ushered7. presented (verb) acquainted; presented8. raised (verb) bring up; broached; brought up; mooted; put forth; raised; ventilated -
79 known
a общеизвестный; общепризнанныйСинонимический ряд:1. commonly accepted (adj.) accepted; acknowledged; admitted; avowed; certified; commonly accepted; discovered; established; proclaimed2. familiar (adj.) familiar; famous; noted; notorious; prominent; proverbial; publicized; published; recognised; recognized; well-known3. understood (adj.) conceived; demystified; fathomed; in one's mind; learned; memorized; penetrated; understood4. appreciated (verb) appreciated; apprehended; comprehended; fathomed; grasped; understood5. differentiated (verb) differentiated; discerned; discriminated; distinguished; extricated; separated; severed; told6. felt (verb) felt; savored; tasted7. had (verb) experienced; go through; had; meet with; seen; suffered; sustained; undergone8. recognised (verb) recognised9. recognized (verb) recognized -
80 marked
отмеченный; заметныйmarked off — отметил; отложил отрезок; отмеченный
Синонимический ряд:1. doomed (adj.) condemned; doomed; fated; targeted2. inscribed (adj.) blazed; branded; characterized by; impressed; imprinted; inscribed; sealed; signed; stamped3. noticeable (adj.) arresting; arrestive; conspicuous; distinct; exceptional; eye-catching; noticeable; observable; obvious; outstanding; pointed; prominent; remarkable; salient; sensational; signal; singular; striking4. priced (adj.) labeled; labelled; marked down; marked up; priced; tagged; ticketed5. argued (verb) argued; attested; bespoke; betokened; point to; testified; witnessed6. beat (verb) beat; counted7. branded (verb) branded; identified; labelled; tagged8. characterized (verb) characterized; distinguished; individualized; individuated; qualified; signalized; singularized9. chose/chosen (verb) chose/chosen; culled; elected; opted for; picked; picked out; preferred; selected; singled out; took/taken10. graded (verb) graded; scored11. marked (verb) characterised; differentiated; discriminated; individualised; marked; set apart; signalised12. saw/seen (verb) beheld; descried; discerned; espied; minded; noted; noticed; observed; perceived; remarked; saw; saw/seen; twigged; viewed13. showed/shown or showed (verb) demonstrated; evidenced; evinced; exhibited; illustrated; indicated; manifested; proclaimed; read; recorded; registered; said; showed; showed/shown or showed14. targeted (verb) aim for; targeted
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proclaimed — index alleged, public (known) Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
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proclaimed — un·proclaimed; … English syllables
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self-proclaimed — adj. proclaimed by oneself or itself to be such. * * * ˌself proˈclaimed [self proclaimed] adjective (often disapproving) giving yourself a particular title, job, etc. without the agreement or permission of other people … Useful english dictionary