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61 essayist
1. n лит. эссеист, автор эссе2. n лит. очеркистСинонимический ряд:teller of tales (noun) anecdotist; fabler; minstrel; narrator; novelist; prose writer; storyteller; teller of tales; yarn spinner -
62 fabler
1. n сочинитель или рассказчик басен2. n сочинитель небылиц, выдумщикСинонимический ряд:teller of tales (noun) anecdotist; essayist; minstrel; narrator; novelist; prose writer; storyteller; teller of tales; yarn spinner -
63 historian
n историкСинонимический ряд:commentator (noun) author; columnist; commentator; novelist; observer; writer -
64 journalist
n журналист, газетчик; корреспондентСинонимический ряд:correspondent (noun) contributor; correspondent; free-lancer; reporter; war correspondent; writer -
65 leading
1. n тех. футеровка свинцом2. n хим. этилирование бензина3. n уст. хроническое отравление свинцом4. n руководство; водительство; управление5. n воен. управление6. n директива, инструкция7. n спорт. лидирование8. n лидерство9. a ведущий; руководящийleading case — решение суда, имеющее руководящее значение, устанавливающее прецедент
10. a главный, основной11. a выдающийся; ведущийleading currency — ведущая валюта; основной валютный курс
leading edge — ведущий край; передний фонт
12. a театр. кино главный; первый13. a ведущий, головной, переднийthe leading candidate — кандидат, имеющий самые большие шансы на победу
leading company — головная рота; рота первого эшелона
14. a тех. двигательный, ходовой15. a муз. вводный16. a старшийСинонимический ряд:1. first (adj.) arch; capital; cardinal; champion; chief; dominant; first; foremost; governing; head; headmost; inaugural; initial; key; main; major; most important; outstanding; paramount; pre-eminent; premier; primary; prime; principal; ruling; top2. well-known (adj.) famed; famous; noted; notorious; popular; prominent; well-known3. direction (noun) direction; guidance; lead; space; spacing4. commanding (verb) captaining; commanding5. converting (verb) bringing; converting; moving; persuading6. going (verb) carrying; extending; going; reaching; running; stretching7. leading (verb) conducting; directing; escorting; guiding; leading; piloting; routing; seeing; shepherding; showing; steering8. living (verb) living; passing; pursuing9. preceding (verb) introducing; preceding; prefacing; usheringАнтонимический ряд:following; secondary -
66 narrator
1. n рассказчик; повествователь2. n театр. тлв. кино, радио, ведущий; диктор; актёр, читающий текст от автораСинонимический ряд:teller of tales (noun) anecdotist; essayist; fabler; minstrel; novelist; prose writer; storyteller; teller of tales; yarn spinner -
67 penman
1. n каллиграф, писец2. n писатель3. n амер. разг. тот, кто подделывает документыСинонимический ряд:clerk (noun) annalist; clerk; copyist; correspondent; record clerk; scribe; secretary; transcriber; writer -
68 scribe
1. n преим. ист. писец; переписчик2. n секретарь3. n редк. грамотный человекI am no great scribe — я не грамотей, я не мастер писать
4. n шутл. часто писатель, автор5. n библ. книжник6. v ист. переписывать; работать переписчиком, писцом7. v диал. писать8. v мат. вписывать, описывать9. v тех. размечатьСинонимический ряд:1. clerk (noun) annalist; clerk; copyist; correspondent; penman; record clerk; secretary; transcriber; writer2. write (verb) engross; indite; inscribe; write -
69 transcriber
приобразователь; устройство воспроизведенияСинонимический ряд:clerk (noun) annalist; clerk; copyist; correspondent; penman; record clerk; scribe; secretary; writer -
70 war correspondent
Синонимический ряд:journalist (noun) contributor; correspondent; free-lancer; journalist; reporter; writer
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