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1. a живой; пылкий; яркий2. a чёткий, ясныйСинонимический ряд:1. animated (adj.) animated; energetic; lively; spirited; vigorous; vigourous; vivacious2. brilliant (adj.) brilliant; glowing; lucid; lustrous; resplendent; shining3. colorful (adj.) brave; bright; colorful; colory; colourful; gay; intense; showy; vibrant4. distinct (adj.) apparent; clear; definite; discernible; distinct; perceptible; striking; strong5. realistic (adj.) colourful; graphic; lifelike; photographic; pictorial; picturesque; realisticАнтонимический ряд:dim; drab; dull; dusky; lifeless; nebulous; obscure; opaque; slow; sombre; tame; vague; weak -
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1. n демонстрация, манифестация; шествие2. n демонстрация, показ3. n демонстрация силыillegitimate demonstration — незаконная демонстрация; демонстрация с нарушением условий, установленных законом
4. n иллюстрация; иллюстрирование, наглядный показ5. n проявление, обнаружение6. n доказательство; аргументацияto demonstration — убедительно, бесспорно
7. n свидетельство, доказательство8. n воен. ложная атака9. n воен. показательное учениеdemonstration lesson — открытый, показательный урок
demonstration lecture — открытая, показательная лекция
Синонимический ряд:1. exhibit (noun) display; exhibit; exhibition; manifestation; presentation; show; showing; spectacle2. peace march (noun) march; peace march; picket line; protest; rally; sit-in3. presentation of evidence (noun) documentation; explanation; illustration; induction; presentation of evidence; proof
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