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1 readable
ˈri:dəbl прил.
1) хорошо написанный, интересный
2) редк. четкий;
удобочитаемый a readable handwriting ≈ разборчивый почерк Syn: legible
3) дающий возможность прочитать readable amount of light ≈ свет, при котором можно читать удобочитаемый;
четкий - * handwriting разборчивый почерк интересный, хорошо написанный (о книге) ;
читабельный - a highly * book захватывающая книга - the book is simply not * книгу просто невозможно читать readable хорошо написанный, интересный ~ вчт. читаемый ~ редк. четкий;
удобочитаемый;
a readable handwriting разборчивый почерк ~ редк. четкий;
удобочитаемый;
a readable handwriting разборчивый почеркБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > readable
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2 readable
['riːdəbl]прил.1) хорошо написанный, интересный2) чёткий; удобочитаемыйSyn:readable amount of light — свет, при котором можно читать
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