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1 очень способный ученик
Makarov: a very towardly pupil, very towardly pupilУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > очень способный ученик
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2 благоприятно
1) General subject: auspiciously, fairly, highly, hopefully, kindly, mercifully, opportunely, favourably2) Engineering: favorably3) Makarov: towardly -
3 благоприятный
1) General subject: advantageous, adventitious, auspicious, conducive, congenial, fair, favored, favorer, favoritism, fortunate, friendly, happy, holesome, inclinable, kindly, merciful, odds on, odds-on, opportune, profitable, proper, propitious, prosperous, providential, rosy, supportive, towardly, trine, welcome, wholesome, prolific, instrumental (вклад/вложение), enabling, facilitative2) Computers: desired4) Medicine: laudable, productive (напр. о климате)5) American: favorable6) Obsolete: benefic8) Economy: bright (напр. о перспективах экономического развития)9) Accounting: hospitable (напр. об условиях помещения средств)10) Diplomatic term: hospitable (об условиях для инвестирования капитала)11) Jargon: housebroke, housebroken12) Information technology: benign13) Fishery: favourable14) Perfume: beneficial15) Makarov: good (об отзыве и т.п.), kindly (о климате, почве), productive (о влиянии, климате и т.п.) -
4 дружеский
1) General subject: accommodation, amicable, companionate, comradely, downstage, friendlike, friendly, hearty, homelike, officious, sociable (о встрече и т. п.)3) Psychology: chat4) Jargon: white, palsy-walsy, right, tight -
5 многообещающе
Makarov: towardly -
6 не возражать
1) General subject: make no difficulties, make no difficulty, raise no objection, make no sign, have no objection2) Makarov: behave towardly -
7 он должен выбрать подходящий час
Makarov: he must choose a towardly hourУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > он должен выбрать подходящий час
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8 он оказался не таким дружелюбным, как я предполагал
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > он оказался не таким дружелюбным, как я предполагал
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9 подходящий
1) General subject: acceptable, agreeable, all right (is it all right with you? - вас это устраивает?), alright, applicable, apposite, appropriate, appropriate of, apt, assorted, assorted (-assorted, как компонент сложных слов), bang on, becoming, befitting, cannie, canny, congenial, congruent, congruous, consistent, convenient, correct, decent (a pretty decent house - довольно приличный дом), desirable, eligible, expedient (обстоятельствам), fairish, favorable, favored, favorer, favoritism, favourable, feat (for, to), felicitous, fit, fitting, germane, germane to (smth) (proper; relevant), good (a good man for - человек, подходящий для), goodly, happy, likely, matchable, matching, on, opportune, pat, pertinent, pointful, proper, propitious, qualified, recommendable (о кандидате), right, seasonable, suitable, suited, towardly, well becoming, well judged, well-becoming, well-judged, worthy, well-beseeming, suitable for, useful, advantageous, well suited3) French: apropos, a propos (What style could be more à propos to grace the covers of this book about Paris in the 1920s than the Art Deco style?)4) Obsolete: meet5) Engineering: appropriate (годный в определённом качестве), convenient (годный в определённом качестве), fit (годный в определённом качестве), suitable (годный в определённом качестве)6) Agriculture: applicable (напр. об удобрении)7) Rare: idoneous8) Mathematics: adequate9) Railway term: coming10) Psychology: well-matched11) Jargon: ball park, jake, kissing-kin, cool13) Astronautics: suiting14) Business: corresponding, feasible, reasonable15) Network technologies: relevant16) Automation: matched (напр. по качеству)17) Sakhalin R: applicable (о юридических нормах)18) Makarov: - assorted (компонент сложных слов), adaptable, adapted, apt (пригодный), apt (уместный), in place, in point, matched (напр., по качеству), poignant, ripe (о времени)19) Archaic: (for, to) feat20) Maori: kapai21) Phraseological unit: cut out (Appropriate; fit for a particular activity or purpose.) -
10 понятливый
1) General subject: apprehensive, bright, comprehensive, docile, intelligenced, intelligent, intelligential, quick to learn, quick to understand, quick-witted, ready witted, ready-witted, teachable, apt, perspicacious2) Makarov: alert, sagacious (о животном), towardly -
11 послушно
General subject: amenably, docilely, dutifully, handsomely, obediently, obeyingly, submissively, towardly -
12 послушно себя вести
Makarov: behave towardlyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > послушно себя вести
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13 послушный
1) General subject: amenable, biddable, conformable, controllable (о механизме, животном и т.п.), disciplinable, docile, ductile, duteous (долгу), dutiful (долгу), dutiful, gentle (о животных), governable, kind, malleable, manageable, obedient, obeisant, obsequious, passive, plastic, ready, submissive, toward, tractable, wieldy, willing (о лошади), abiding2) Biology: gentle (о животном)3) Obsolete: buxom, sequacious4) Rare: obediential6) Makarov: as good as gold, docile (о животном), good, manageable (о волосах), orderly, soft, tame, towardly -
14 своевременный
1) General subject: early, forehanded, heaven sent, heaven-sent, opportune, pat, state of the art, timely, towardly, well judged, well-judged, well-timed (used more frequently in English than 'timely'), timeous, up to date2) Computers: before-the-fact3) French: apropos4) Mathematics: in good time, in time5) Law: seasonable (AD)6) Accounting: JIT (just-in-time), just-in-time (сокр. JIT), prompt7) Jargon: on target8) Astronautics: on schedule, well timed9) Business: punctual (об исполнении обязательств)10) Makarov: in season11) Tengiz: on-time -
15 сговорчивый
1) General subject: accommodating, amenable, appeasable, compliant, manageable, pliable, squarable, tractable, concessive, conformable, cooperative, flexible2) Bookish: exorable3) Rare: suasible -
16 способный
1) General subject: able, able-minded, adept, ambidexter, ambidexterous, ambidextrous, apt, brainy, bright, capable, clever, dexterous, dextrous, double in brass, equal (he is not equal to the task - он не сможет справиться с этой задачей), fit, gifted, gleg, good (good at languages - способный к языкам), likely (о человеке), sound, talented, understanding, useful2) Medicine: coagulable3) Obsolete: cunning4) Military: efficient5) Engineering: enabled6) Jocular: ept8) Psychology: changeable, good (к чему-л.)9) Jargon: mad (о музыкантах холодного джаза), slick, some pumpkins -
17 уступчиво
General subject: pliably, towardly, yieldingly -
18 уступчивый
1) General subject: accommodating, acquiescent, complaisant, compliant, concessive, dealable, easy, facile, flexible, flexile, lithe, malleable, pillowy, pliable (часто в отрицательном смысле), pliant, squeezable, supple, unresisting, yieldable, yielding, conformable
См. также в других словарях:
Towardly — To ward*ly, a. Same as {Toward}, a., 2. [1913 Webster] He s towardly and will come on apace. Dryden. [1913 Webster] … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
towardly — index seasonable Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
towardly — [tō′ərd lē, tôrd′lē] adj. [ TOWARD + LY1] Now Rare 1. favorable, propitious, or promising 2. tractable; docile 3. friendly; affable … English World dictionary
towardly — I. adverb Etymology: Middle English, from toward (I) + ly (adverb suffix) archaic : in a towardly manner: as a … Useful english dictionary
towardly — adjective Date: 15th century archaic 1. pleasant, affable 2. favorable, propitious 3. developing favorably ; promising • towardly adverb … New Collegiate Dictionary
towardly — towardliness, n. /tawrd lee, tohrd /, adj. Archaic. 1. apt to learn; promising. 2. docile; tractable. 3. propitious; seasonable. [1475 85; TOWARD + LY] * * * … Universalium
towardly — adjective promising, propitious … Wiktionary
towardly — a. Docile, apt, tractable, toward, compliant with duty, ready to do, manageable, pliant … New dictionary of synonyms
towardly — toward·ly … English syllables
towardly — /ˈtoʊədli/ (say tohuhdlee) adjective Obsolete 1. promising; apt; tractable or docile. 2. favourable or propitious; seasonable or suitable. –towardliness, towardness, noun …
thew'd — towardly … A glossary of provincial and local words used in England