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121 terminated
завершать; расторгнутыйСинонимический ряд:1. concluded (adj.) complete; completed; concluded; consummated; done; down; effected; ended; finalized; finished; fully developed; through2. adjourned (verb) adjourned; dissolved; prorogued; recessed; rose/risen3. ceased (verb) break off; ceased; discontinued; interrupted; suspended4. closed (verb) closed; completed; concluded; consummated; determined; did/done; ended; finished; halted; wound up; wrap up; wrapped up5. dismissed (verb) axed; booted out; bounced; cashiered; discharged; dismissed; fired; kicked out; let out; sacked; turned off6. quit (verb) dropped; left; quit; resigned -
122 unresisting
a несопротивляющийся; уступчивый, податливыйСинонимический ряд:patient (adj.) acquiescent; nonresistant; passive; patient; receiving; resigned; submissive; submitting; suffering; yielding -
123 waived
Синонимический ряд:1. deferred (verb) adjourned; deferred; delayed; held off; held over; held up; hold off; hold up; intermitted; laid over; lay over; postponed; prorogued; put off; put over; remitted; shelved; stayed; stood over; suspended; tabled2. yielded (verb) abandoned; abdicated; ceded; forwent; gave up/given up; hand over; handed over; laid down; lay down; left; quitclaimed; relinquished; rendered; renounced; resigned; surrendered; yielded -
124 yielding
1. n производство; выдача2. n количество, выход продукции3. n сдача4. n уступка5. n передача, отказ6. n уступчивость, покладистость7. n пластичность8. n спец. деформация, осадка9. n прогиб10. n спец. переход в состояние или через предел текучести11. n дебит12. n горн. поддувание13. a уступчивый, покладистый14. a мягкий, податливый; пластичный15. a упругий, пружинистый16. a неустойчивый; оседающийСинонимический ряд:1. malleable (adj.) flexible; limber; malleable; moldable; pliable; pliant; softened; supple2. passive (adj.) acquiescent; nonresistant; nonresisting; passive; resigned; submissive; unresistant; unresisting3. productive (adj.) bounteous; fertile; fruitful; luxuriant; producing; productive; profitable; prolific; teeming4. soft (adj.) mushy; pappy; pulpous; pulpy; quaggy; soft; spongy; squashy; squelchy; squishy; squushy5. wavering (adj.) creaking; falling back; loosening; obedient; turning; vacillating; wavering6. bearing (verb) bearing; producing; turning out7. bowing (verb) bowing; buckling under; capitulating; deferring; knuckling; knuckling under; submitting; succumbing; surrendering8. conceding (verb) conceding; give in9. giving (verb) bending; breaking; caving; collapsing; crumpling; folding up; giving; going10. paying (verb) bring in; bringing in; clearing; drawing; earning; gaining; grossing; netting; paying; realising; repaying; returning11. weakening (verb) ease off; relenting; slackening; softening; weakening12. yielding (verb) abandoning; abdicating; ceding; forgoing; giving up; hand over; handing over; lay down; laying down; leaving; quitclaiming; relinquishing; rendering; renouncing; resigning; surrendering; waiving; yielding -
125 Mr. Clean
миcтep "Чиcтыe pуки" (o чecтнoм пoлитичecкoм дeятeлe)Mr. Elliot Richardson resigned as Attorney General... is Mr. Clean to many Republicans (The Times) -
126 put on the heat
paзг.peшитeльнo дeйcтвoвaть, дoбивaтьcя чeгo-л.; paзвepнутьcя вoвcю, в пoлную cилу; oкaзaть cильнoe дaвлeниe, нaжaть, пуcтить в xoд вcё cвoё влияниe [пepвoнaч. aмep.]The police put the heat on to find out where he had hidden the stolen money. The most awful irony now is that I haven't even got a good reason for resigning. I'll think of one, but if I resigned tomorrow, everybody'd wonder who turned on the heat (J. O'Hara) -
127 res.
res.residence местожительство; резиденция ————————res.resignation отставка ————————res.resigned находящийся в отставке; вышедший в отставку ————————res.resort 1) курорт 2) прибежище 3) обращение за помощью ————————res.resolution решение; резолюция ————————res.resources запасы; ресурсы -
128 resgnd
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