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1 Backs
n парки и лужайки кембриджских колледжей вдоль реки КемСинонимический ряд:1. posteriors (noun) posteriors; rears; rearwards2. spines (noun) backbones; spinal columns; spines; vertebrae; vertebral columns3. capitalizes (verb) bankrolls; capitalizes; grubstakes; stakes4. funds (verb) capitalises; finances; funds; subsidises5. justifies (verb) attests; authenticates; bear out; confirms; corroborates; justifies; substantiates; testifies; validates; verifies; warrants6. mounts (verb) bestrides; mounts7. recedes (verb) backtracks; fall back; falls back; recedes; retracts; retreats; retrocedes; retrogrades; retrogresses8. supports (verb) advocates; champions; get behind; plump for; side with; sides with; stand behind; supports; upholds -
2 recede
1. v отступать, пятитьсяto recede a few paces — сделать несколько шагов назад, отступить на несколько шагов
2. v удаляться; ретироваться3. v отказываться, отрекаться, отступать4. v клониться назад; быть скошенным, срезанным5. v убывать, спадать, идти на убыльthe high water receded — вода спала, паводок пошёл на убыль
6. v идти на убыль, сходить на нетhis power seems to have receded — его власть, видимо, сходит на нет
7. v забываться, стираться в памяти; отступать в прошлое8. v падать, понижаться9. v возвращать захваченное; возвращать владельцуСинонимический ряд:1. decrease (verb) abate; bate; close; decrease; diminish; drain away; dwindle; lessen; peak out; peter out; rebate; reduce; taper; taper off2. retreat (verb) back; ebb; fall back; retire; retract; retreat; retrocede; retrograde; retrogress; subside; withdrawАнтонимический ряд:advance; increase -
3 recede
intransitive verb1) [Hochwasser, Flut:] zurückgehen; [Küste:] zurückweichen2) (be left at increasing distance)recede [into the distance] — in der Ferne verschwinden
* * *[ri'si:d]1) (to go or move back: When the rain stopped, the floods receded; His hair is receding from his forehead.) zurückgehen2) (to become distant: The coast receded behind us as we sailed away.) verschwinden* * *re·cede[rɪˈsi:d]vi2. (appear farther off)to \recede into the distance in der Ferne verschwinden3. ( fig: diminish) weniger werden; memories verblassen; prices, hopes sinken; trends sich akk abschwächen* * *[rɪ'siːd]vito recede into the distance — in der Ferne verschwinden
2)if untreated, the gums recede — ohne Behandlung bildet sich das Zahnfleisch zurück
his forehead recedes a bit — er hat eine leicht fliehende Stirn
See:→ also academic.ru/60654/receding">receding3) (price) zurückgehen4)to recede from (opinion, view etc) — abgehen von, aufgeben
* * *recede [rıˈsiːd] v/ihis hair is beginning to recede (from his forehead) er bekommt eine Stirnglatze;his hair is receding at the temples er hat Geheimratsecken umg hum;recede into the background fig in den Hintergrund treten2. ent-, verschwinden3. (from)a) zurücktreten (von):b) Abstand nehmen (von):c) aufgeben (akk):5. POL US die oppositionelle Haltung im Kongress aufgeben* * *intransitive verb1) [Hochwasser, Flut:] zurückgehen; [Küste:] zurückweichenrecede [into the distance] — in der Ferne verschwinden
* * *v.zurück treten v.zurücktreten (alt.Rechtschreibung) v.
См. также в других словарях:
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