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1. n грам. страдательный залог; пассивная форма2. n редк. покорное существо3. a пассивный, инертный; бездеятельныйpassive flight — полёт с выключенным двигателем, планирующий полёт
4. a послушный, покорный; податливый, не оказывающий сопротивления5. a грам. страдательныйpassive voice — пассивная форма; страдательный залог
6. a фин. беспроцентный7. a хим. инертный, неактивныйСинонимический ряд:1. dormant (adj.) dormant; latent; unexpressed2. inactive (adj.) asleep; calm; idle; inactive; inert; lifeless; motionless; placid; prone; quiescent; quiet; sleepy3. patient (adj.) acquiescent; compliant; nonresistant; non-resistant; nonresisting; patient; receiving; resigned; submissive; submitting; suffering; unresistant; unresisting; yielding4. receptive (adj.) affected; influenced; receptive; stirredАнтонимический ряд:active; aggressive; alert; alive; dynamic; energetic; hostile; impassive; impatient; live; malcontent; operative; positive; resistant; resisting -
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Синонимический ряд:receptive (adj.) acceptant; acceptive; influenceable; persuasible; receptive; responsive; suasible; swayable -
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a поддающийся убеждениюСинонимический ряд:receptive (adj.) acceptant; acceptive; influenceable; persuadable; receptive; responsive; suasible; swayable -
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1. a чуткий; отзывчивый; быстро реагирующий, откликающийся; поддающийся2. a физиол. реактивный, способный к реакции3. a чувствительныйСинонимический ряд:1. agreeable (adj.) agreeable; amenable; docile; manageable; open; open-minded; pliable; submissive; tractable2. friendly (adj.) accessible; approachable; friendly; warm; welcoming3. receptive (adj.) acceptant; acceptive; influenceable; persuadable; persuasible; receptive; suasible; swayable4. sentient (adj.) impressible; impressionable; sensible; sensile; sentient; susceptible; susceptive5. tender (adj.) compassionate; kindhearted; sensitive; softhearted; sympathetic; tender; understanding; warmheartedАнтонимический ряд: -
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шевелить; тронутыйСинонимический ряд:1. moved (adj.) impressed; inspired; moved; struck; swayed; touched2. receptive (adj.) affected; influenced; passive; receptive3. aroused (verb) aroused; awakened; awoke/awaked or awoken; bestirred; challenged; excited; kindled; prompted; provoked; rallied; roused; stimulated; wakened; whetted; woke/woken4. budged (verb) budged; moved5. caused (verb) bred; caused; engendered; generated; hatched; induced; spawned; touch off6. fired (verb) animated; fired; inspired; kindled7. seethed (verb) boiled; bubbled; churned; fermented; seethed; simmered; smoldered8. stirred (verb) admixed; amalgamated; blended; combined; compounded; fused; intermingled; intermixed; merged; mingled; mixed; stirred9. woke (verb) awakened; awoke; roused; wakened; woke -
126 unafraid
a бесстрашныйshe looked at him, proud and unafraid — она смотрела на него гордо и без страха
Синонимический ряд:1. brave (adj.) audacious; aweless; bold; boldhearted; brave; bravehearted; chin-up; courageous; dauntless; doughty; fearless; gallant; game; greathearted; heroic; intrepid; lionhearted; manful; manly; mettlesome; plucky; soldierly; spunky; stalwart; stout; stouthearted; stout-hearted; unblenched; unblenching; undauntable; undaunted; unfearful; valiant; valorous2. receptive (adj.) accessible; agreeable; approachable; attainable; available; congenial; convenient; friendly; receptive -
127 heavy tonal areas
участки, обильно насыщенные краскойEnglish-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > heavy tonal areas
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128 line areas
heavy tonal areas — участки, обильно насыщенные краской
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