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1 sterile debate
Дипломатический термин: бесплодные дебаты -
2 sterile debate
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3 sterile debate
безрезультатная / неэффективная дискуссия, бесплодные прения -
4 debate
1. n1) дискуссия, дебаты; прения2) спор, полемика•2. vобсуждать, рассматривать, дискутировать; дебатировать; спорить -
5 stuffy
1. a спёртый; душный; непроветренный2. a с заложенным носом, грудью3. a скучный, неинтересный4. a узкий, ограниченный5. a разг. обидчивый; сердитый, надутый6. a разг. лицемерный, ханжеский; пуританский; косный, консервативныйСинонимический ряд:1. airless (adj.) airless; close; confined; muggy; stagnant; stivy; suffocating2. dry (adj.) arid; aseptic; boring; dreary; dry; dull; humdrum; irksome; monotonous; sterile; tedious; tiresome; tiring; uninteresting; wearisome; weary3. oppressive (adj.) breathless; congested; heavy; oppressive; stifling; sultry; sweltering; warm4. pompous (adj.) arrogant; bloated; important; magisterial; pompous; pontifical; pretentious; puffed-up; puffy; self-important; smug; supercilious; wiggy5. prim (adj.) bluenosed; genteel; missish; precise; prig; priggish; prim; prissy; proper; prudish; puritanical; straitlaced; tight-laced; VictorianАнтонимический ряд:humble; interesting; refreshing
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