share out, apportion, portion out, distribute, hand out, deal out, dole out, give out, parcel out, ration out, divide out, divide up, dispense, measure out, mete out;
earmark for, designate for, set aside for, appropriate for, budget for
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предназначать , назначать ; ассигновывать; выделять ; ассигновать (какие-л. ресурсы на что-л.) to allocate funds for new projects — ассигновать средства на разработку новых проектов ; ассигновать [выделять] средства на реализацию новых проектов The dean allocated the funds to several students. — Декан назначил денежные выплаты нескольким студентам. Our committee allocated money for the memorial. — Наш комитет выделил деньги на памятник. to allocate a section of memory to a new object — выделить часть памяти для нового объекта Out of the total budget, $3000 was allocated to repairs. — Из всего бюджета на ремонт было выделено 3000 долларов. Синонимы: allot , divide
распределять ; отводить (какую-л. часть) ; размещать to allocate a duty to smb. — вменить что-л. кому-л. в обязанность to allocate tasks among human and automated components — определять, какие операции могут быть выполнены автоматами, а какие требуют участия человека to allocate lands among crops — распределять /отводить/ землю под определенные культуры that space has already been allocated for building a new hospital — это место уже отведено под строительство новой больницы to allocate duties — распределять обязанности to allocate funds between programmes — распределять средства между программами You should allocate tasks among members of the group. — Вам следует распределить задания между членами группы. to allocate costs to different periods — распределять затраты по разным периодам to allocate costs between [among] departments — распределить затраты между отделами [подразделениями] Синоним: allot, divide
книжн. устанавливать место, локализовать размещать ; располагать в определенном месте относить Properly allocate costs to the appropriate accounts. — Надлежащим образом отнесите затраты на соответствующие счета.
учет (расходы или доходы на какой-л. объект, какой-л. период, какой-л. счет) учет (распределять расходы по двум или более учетным периодам; напр., распределять уплаченные авансом страховые взносы по трехлетнему полису на расходы каждого года в размере одной третьей) учет (относить расходы или доходы на определенные продукты, отделы компании, процессы, виды деятельности с помощью определенной базы распределения; напр., распределять расходов по подразделениям компании на основе объема продаж каждого подразделения; распределять расходы или доходы по отдельным счетам, учетным статьям и т. п.) (распределять расходы, связанные с корзинной покупкой нескольких товаров, между этими товарами исходя из их справедливой рыночной цены)
definition: When food is appetizing, it looks and smells very good.
example: The appetizing plate of cookies was gone in half an hour.
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Stimulating one’s appetite:
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The smoky haze and appetizing aroma from barbecues greets visitors as they are ushered onto rooftops for a taste of a range of sizzlers, steaks and grills.
I gave them a miss since my feet were being led by my nostrils, which could sniff the appetising aroma of Chinese food, at a stall nearby.
What attracted them were the appetising aromas of traditional Chinese food in the evening air.
definition: A blizzard is a severe snow storm with strong winds.
example: We did not dare to go outside during the terrible blizzard.
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A severe snowstorm with high winds.
A large or overwhelming number of things arriving suddenly:
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And then there are the weather warnings for hurricanes, tornadoes, blizzards, floods, winds, and tides.
If you lose electric power during a blizzard or ice storm, you probably will lose your heat.
Since that first winter, I've been through two ice storms and blizzards, as well as ‘normal’ winters, and frankly, I hate them.
As usual with governments, this recognition is late and accompanied by a blizzard of bureaucracy and paperwork.
In the days immediately following his £2.3m signing a week past on Wednesday, a blizzard of newsprint was devoted to the 23-year-old.
There has also been a blizzard of complaints about poor customer service, falling earnings, rising debt, and a hostile attempt to force changes at board level.
definition: Courtesy is the excellence of manners or social conduct.
example: Jenna always behaves with great courtesy when people visit her home.
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The showing of politeness in one’s attitude and behaviour towards others:
A polite remark or considerate act:
(Especially of transport) supplied free of charge to people who are already paying for another service:
A curtsy.
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I expect politeness and courtesy towards me as landowner, my family, friends, guests and visitors.
They want lessons in politeness, courtesy, and most of all the correct way to drive a car in traffic.
But that is not all: it is unfailing courtesy, especially towards the very old and the very young, that makes association with such men such a privilege.
I was brought up understanding that there were certain courtesies and considerations to be extended to all fellow creatures.
Beneath the jargon, cautious phrases and academic courtesies, one thing was clear: the consensus about social constructs was unraveling.
‘They used to chase us away, now they call us ‘madam’ and extend us courtesies,’ she adds.
Incidentally, does your motor insurer offer a free comprehensive courtesy car service when yours is out of action?
Some hotels offer a courtesy shuttle to and from the airport.
Excellent service facilities at very competitive prices with free courtesy cars available.
do somebody the courtesy of doing something to be polite by doing the thing that is mentioned
have the courtesy to do something to know when you should do something in order to be polite
учтивость , обходительность , вежливость , любезность ; правила вежливости, этикет courtesy call — визит вежливости ; протокольный визит by (the) courtesy of — благодаря любезности (кого-л.) as a matter of courtesy — в порядке любезности
pl знаки внимания thanks for all your courtesies — спасибо за все то внимание, которое вы мне оказывали
юр. пожизненные права вдовца на имущество умершей жены (тж. Courtesy of England или of Scotland) ист. куртуазность (система правил поведения при дворе или набор качеств, которыми должен обладать придворный в Средние века — раннее Новое время) арх. = curtsy
definition: When food is crisp, it is hard or has a hard surface in a way that is pleasant.
example: My favorite snack is a bag of crisp, delicious potato chips.
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Give (food) a crisp surface by placing it in an oven or under a grill:
(Of food) develop a crisp surface in an oven or under a grill:
Curl (something) into short, stiff, wavy folds or crinkles:
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Devon was evacuating because he'd crisped himself like bacon.
All that's left to do is give the confit legs a quick blast in the oven to crisp up the skin, sauté some greens and you're off.
Then you let the potatoes rest while you raise the heat of the oil and fry them again, briefly, to crisp up the outer surface.
Less lettuce would have worked if the lonesome anchovy had been whizzed into the dressing and the bacon crisped up before serving.
Mrs. Donovan caught the aroma of broiling steak, bacon crisping in a frying pan, and onion slices sautéing with fresh mushrooms in butter from where she was relaxing in the basement.
They are now nicely browned and crisped and just need to be plated up with some coriander, tomatoes, baby onions (which have been soaked with beetroot in white wine vinegar for a week) and drizzled with curry oil.
I stared: the fur covering the left side of his face, chest and left arm was crisped to short curls.
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burn something to a ˈcinder/ˈcrisp to cook something for too long or with too much heat, so that it becomes badly burnt
свежий , не вялый, твердый crisp lettuce — свежий салат crisp apple — сочное и твердое яблоко crisp banknote — новенькая, хрустящая банкнота Синоним: stiff, firm
свежий , бодрящий ; морозный the crisp air of an autumn morning — свежий /бодрящий/ воздух осеннего утра crisp air — бодрящий морозный воздух
решительный (о манере и т. п.) what he said was crisp and decided — его высказывание было решительным и определенным
курчавый , кудрявый The hair of these races has invariably a crisp, short, and stiff curl. — Волосы у этих народов всегда кудрявые, короткие и жесткие. Синоним: frizzy, curly
ясно очерченный, выраженный ; четкий ; резкий What he said was crisp and decided. — Его слова были резки и решительны. Синоним: short, sharp, brisk
ясный и лаконичный (о стиле) Her reply was crisp and unemotional. — Ее ответ был кратким, ясным и сдержанным. Синоним: concise
завитой Синоним: frizzy, curly
делать хрустящим, придавать рассыпчатость; рассыпчатым хрустеть to crisp one's fingers — хрустеть пальцами
завивать завиваться , закручиваться The shell exposed to heat crisps. — Если раковину оставить на солнце, она станет волнистой. Синоним: crimp, curl
покрываться рябью There is a cooling breeze which crisps the broad river. — Дует прохладный бриз, и воды широкой реки покрываются рябью.
текст. ворсить рябить , покрывать рябью a cooling breeze crisps the river — прохладный ветерок рябит реку
уст. становиться свежим, бодрящим (о погоде, воздухе) The fresh island air was crisped by the near sea. — Свежий островной воздух был еще более свежим из-за близости моря.
уст. складывать свежесотканную ткань The cloth may be crisped (folded lengthwise), rolled or lapped. — Ткань можно сложить вдоль, закатать в рулон или свернуть.
(crisps) брит. хрустящий картофель, чипсы хрустящая корочка разг. банкнота или банкноты брит. крисп (фруктовый десерт, присыпанный мукой и запеченный с кремом, орехами и пряностями)
definition: Discord is disagreement or fighting between people.
example: There was much discord between the experts on the talk show.
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(Of people) disagree:
(Of things) be different:
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And on her side gentle thoughts and simple pleasures were odious to Mrs. Becky; they discorded with her; she hated people for liking them; she spurned children and children-lovers.
The morn thereafter he discorded with Overbury, who would have him intend a suit that was unlawful.
The Frenchmen however discording with the English, departed and left Captain Morgan and his countrymen to seek fortune in their own way.
In contemplation of the resentment of Hyder, and the progress of his power, the party, the views of which were apt to discord with those of the leading members of the government, had strongly urged upon them the necessity of making preparations against the invasion.
Exactly because of that reason I will need to discord with the part of the article defending that companies are able to ‘create’ needs within customers.
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разногласие ; разлад , несогласие civil discord — междоусобие, междоусобица to bring discord into a family — внести в семью разлад Синоним: controversy, dissension, variance
борьба ; раздор ; разлад ; вражда domestic / family discord — разлад в семье to arouse / generate / stir up discord — вносить разлад / раздор to spread discord — сеять вражду Синоним: strife, conflict, contention
резкий шум; режущие ухо звуки муз. звучать диссонансом расходиться (во мнениях); не соглашаться to discord with smb. on two points — разойтись с кем-л. во мнениях по двум вопросам
не соответствовать , не гармонировать не совпадать, расходиться (во взглядах, мнениях) ; противоречить (один другому) The opinion that the speaker has just expressed discords with / from the principles of this society. — Мнение, которое сейчас высказал докладчик, расходится с принципами нашего общества. Синоним: disagree, clash
definition: When something is frigid, it is extremely cold.
example: We decided not to go on the hike because the weather was too frigid.
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Very cold in temperature:
(Of a woman) unable to be sexually aroused and responsive:
Stiff or formal in behaviour or style:
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The sea here is as cold as Cornwall in winter and you have to wear a full wetsuit, boots, gloves and a hood to insulate you from the frigid waters and equally cold winds.
But I kept running faster and faster until I got to the courtyard where I jumped into the cold, frigid fountain and let the water wash over my body.
Bigelow residents awoke to frigid temperatures last Sunday morning, and not just outside.
The author, an intelligent woman and self-described formerly frigid wife, provides a long laundry list of explanations for this unhappy state of affairs.
With her usual perfection, Keaton plays an uptight frigid woman who is quietly appalled by her daughter's romantic liaison.
The frigid girl he'd first known was melting away.
‘Listen to me, girl,’ he snapped, his tone suddenly frigid and unfriendly.
Before long, however, she's back on baby-sitting duty, as assigned to her by her frigid stepmother.
She didn't want her new friend to think she was frigid or strange in any way.
холодный ; бесстрастный , безразличный ; равнодушный frigid manner — холодная манера обращения frigid smile — ледяная улыбка frigid style — скованный стиль frigid tone — холодный тон to look down on smb. with frigid indifference — относиться к кому-л. с холодным безразличием Frigid Zone — арктический пояс, полярная зона Синоним: cold, indifferent, insipid, apathetic
фригидная; сексуально холодная очень холодный Синоним: cold
definition: To generate something means to cause it to develop or begin.
example: The mayor promised to generate new jobs and programs to help the poor.
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Produce or create:
Produce (energy, especially electricity).
Produce (a set or sequence of items) by performing specified mathematical or logical operations on an initial set.
Produce (a sentence or other unit, especially a well-formed one) by the application of a finite set of rules to lexical or other linguistic input.
Form (a line, surface, or solid) by notionally moving a point, line, or surface.
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Investing creates an asset that generates passive income such as rent on a property or profits from a business venture.
The more Web savvy firms are more than twice as successful in generating sales and creating a better ‘customer experience’, said the report.
It will also create jobs and generate income for the local economy.
Solar energy is used to generate electricity through photovoltaic arrays, and to heat water by direct radiation.
These oscillating sound waves in the traveling-wave engine drive the piston of a linear alternator that generates electricity.
Electricity is generated by the power station during peak demand periods.
All sequence data sets were generated using the evolver program.
That is, the grid of initial guesses generates a set of ‘best fits’, one for each initial guess.
The Fibonacci sequence is generated by adding the previous two numbers in the list together to form the next and so on and so on…
In the typical application, a software program generates a phrase or sentence to be spoken by the computer.
The sentences can be generated by the application of general rules for the combination of the words.
To enhance our exemplar words and generate sentences to illustrate word meanings, we enlisted the support of the other participating teachers.
Proclus defines a spiric surface as being the surface generated by a circle revolving about a straight line called the axis of revolution and always remaining in the same plane as this axis.
The concrete realisation uses the pseudosphere, a surface generated by the revolution of a tractrix about its asymptote.
Once designers make 3D curves, these are used to generate surfaces.
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cause, give rise to, lead to, result in, bring about, bring into being, create, make, produce, initiate, engender, spawn, sow the seeds of, occasion, effect, originate, bring to pass, bring on, precipitate, prompt, provoke, kindle, trigger, spark off, touch off, stir up, whip up, induce, inspire, promote, foster, conjure
literary beget, enkindle
rare effectuate
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вызывать , порождать , рождать prejudices generated by ignorance — предрассудки, порожденные невежеством his attitude generates opposition — его поведение вызывает протест the situation that generated unrest — ситуация, которая породила /вызвала/ волнения they generated twice as much income — доход от них был вдвое больше generating new domestic economy — создавая новые экономические отношения внутри страны Синоним: beget, bring about, produce
спец. производить , генерировать ; порождать ; делать to generate heat — вырабатывать тепло friction generates heat — при трении образуется тепло how did they generate electricity? — как они получали электричество? Синоним: produce, evolve
обыкн. pass порождать , родить the rain was generated in the mountains — дождь начался в горах
definition: When something is glacial, it relates to large masses of ice that move slowly.
example: Penguins thrive in the glacial regions of Antarctica.
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A glacial period.
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This then provides the opportunity for Milankovich cycles to become the pacemaker of the ice ages, causing alternating glacials and interglacials.
There have been a number of cold periods (glacials or ice ages), punctuated by warmer periods, of which we are living in one.
The climate was cooler than today but warmer than a full glacial, with sand and silt forming in shallow, flowing water in the form of sheet-wash or in ephemeral channels.
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ледниковый ; гляциальный glacial epoch — ледниковая эпоха glacial man — человек ледникового периода
ледниковый ; ледникового происхождения glacial period — сущ.; геол. ледниковый период
definition: An interchange of ideas between people is a discussion of each person’s idea.
example: There was an interchange of ideas between the groups.
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The action of interchanging people or things:
An exchange of words:
Alternation:
A road junction designed on several levels so that traffic streams do not intersect:
A station where passengers may change from one railway line, bus service, etc. to another:
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His style of working is informal, and one which encourages the free and open interchange of ideas.
The arrival of new members will enrich the EU through increased cultural diversity, interchange of ideas, and better understanding of other peoples.
Given the centrist nature of Auckland University students her group didn't enjoy too much success, but provided for lively interchange of ideas.
It's a subtle interchange and exchange that happens between patient and doctor.
A brief interchange of words resulted in the unanimous decision to escape as soon as possible.
It is also about a certain type of urban society, a society of exchanges and interchanges.
The city has started doing construction work on facilities, roads, junctions and interchanges.
I believe both the interchange and a toll road would greatly alleviate the existing traffic problems experienced by regular commuters.
The capacity of the A61 approach to the junction and the A61 link road between the motorway interchange and Birdwell, will also be increased, by providing three lanes.
Every number 33 service will serve Chippenham bus and rail stations, making use of the new award-winning bus and rail interchange at Chippenham railway station.
The station is one of the city's principal transport interchanges, with rail services, numerous bus routes and York's busiest taxi ranks.
One idea was a transport interchange, linking the railway station to a good bus station, another for an all-weather venue.
Synonyms
exchange, trading, trade, swap, swapping, barter, bandying, give and take, traffic, trafficking, reciprocation, reciprocity
archaic truck
junction, intersection, crossing;
turn-off, exit;
North American cloverleaf
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( взаимный ) обмен (письмами, подарками, мнениями, товарами и т. д.) (последовательное) чередование , смена the interchange of light and darkness — чередование /смена/ света и темноты Синоним: alternation, vicissitude
обмен There was a remarkable interchange of courtesies between the two Houses of Parliament tonight. — Сегодня вечером состоялся удивительный обмен любезностями между обеими палатами парламента. Синоним: exchange
перестановка ; замена (одного другим) the interchange of letters in a word — перестановка букв в слове
перекресток с эстакадой; развязка банк. взаимное обслуживание (обслуживание финансовыми учреждениями операций по пластиковым картам друг друга) interchange arrangement — соглашение об взаимном обслуживании
взаимообмен транспортная развязка заменять (одно другим) ; переставлять обмениваться to interchange gifts — обмениваться подарками to interchange places — поменяться местами Синоним: exchange
чередовать , сменять he interchanged work and play — он чередовал работу с игрой to interchange severity with indulgence — быть то требовательным, то снисходительным
чередоваться , сменяться rain interchanges with sunshine — дождь чередуется с ясной погодой The weather will consist of sunshine interchanging with periods of light rain. — Погода будет солнечной, с кратковременными дождями. Синоним: alternate
мор. рундук not a shot in the locker разг. — ни гроша в кармане Davy Jones's locker — дно морское, могила моряков
запирающийся шкафчик или ящик (индивидуального пользования в учреждении и т. п.) локер (отделение в холодильной установке) locker paper — пергамент для быстрозамороженных продуктов
слесарь Синоним: locksmith
запирающийся шкафчик; ящик отделение (в холодильнике) для хранения свежезамороженных продуктов отсек в голубятне пчелиные соты
definition: When something is multicultural, it relates to many different cultures.
example: Everyone was welcomed to attend the multicultural celebration.
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Relating to or containing several cultural or ethnic groups within a society:
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Our multicultural society will officially tolerate anything except racial or cultural intolerance.
It is time to say enough is enough before the unique fabric of this multicultural society is destroyed by the enemies within.
Their cross cultural and linguistic skills could be especially valuable in a multicultural society.
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относящийся к разным культурам соц. мультикультурный, многокультурный, поликультурный, мультикультуральный (связанный с несколькими культурами; включающий представителей нескольких культур) multicultural education — мультикультуральное обучение The school board strongly endorsed a curriculum that reflected a multicultural education. — Правление школы строго порекомендовало учебный план, включающий мультикультуральное обучение.
пропуск ; лакуна , пробел to make an omission — сделать пропуск, пропустить (что-л.) to find an omission — найти /обнаружить/ пропуск the omission of clues essential to understanding — опущение /недостаток/ фактов, важных для понимания (положения)
упущение , оплошность to be guilty of omission — быть виновным в упущении, совершить оплошность
definition: To oversee something means to make sure that it is being done properly.
example: His job was to oversee the progress of the construction project.
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Supervise (a person or their work), especially in an official capacity:
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There was no health and safety plan in place or a supervisor appointed to oversee the works.
Its members are elected by parliamentary deputies and judges, and its work overseen by the president.
The Parish Council is the board of the local church that oversees its work and finances.
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supervise, superintend, be in charge of, be responsible for, run, look after, keep an eye on, inspect, administer, organize, manage, direct, guide, control, be in control of, preside over, head (up), lead, chair, umpire, referee, judge, adjudicate, moderate, govern, rule, command
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надзирать , наблюдать за (чем-л., кем-л.) ; осуществлять надзор; следить ; смотреть (за чем-л.) to oversee work — наблюдать за работой to oversee a factory — управлять фабрикой /заводом/ to oversee a child — присматривать за ребенком to oversee all the company's advertising — следить за всей рекламой компании to be overseen by environmental experts — быть под контролем экспертов по охране окружающей среды Синоним: supervise, superintend
случайно увидеть (что-л.) , подсмотреть He was overseen stealing the letters. — Когда он крал эти письма, его увидели.
definition: To pierce something means to make a hole in it using a sharp object.
example: The arrow pierced the target in the very center.
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(Of a sharp pointed object) go into or through (something):
Make (a hole) with a sharp instrument:
Make a hole in (the ears or other part of the body) so as to wear jewellery in them:
Make an opening in or bore a tunnel through:
Force a way through; penetrate:
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As soon as she touched it, she felt a sharp splinter pierce her thumb.
Once the skins are removed, pierce a cross shape in the root ends with the tip of a sharp knife - this will keep the shallots whole as they cook.
She bit her lip, digging her sharp canine into the soft skin, piercing it all the harder as she lapsed into deeper thought.
Transfer to a wire rack and pierce a tiny hole in each gougère using a sharp knife, to release any trapped steam.
The holes would be pierced right through all the sheets.
Rain bars are long tubes pierced with spray holes.
Both ears were pierced, but she wore no earrings.
She had pierced ears but wore neither studs nor earrings and there was no jewellery.
There is a scene in which he must pierce her ears to wear the borrowed earring, and it is shockingly erotic.
Their die-straight tunnels pierce the most awesome rock barriers nonchalantly.
An irregular elongated window pierces the massive back wall.
When it was built, the south church was constructed against the south wall of the earlier nuns' chapel, which was later pierced by arches.
Her voice pierced the Fire Master's ears, sending sparks of fury through his body.
Similar displays contrived by architects occur on almost any sunny day inside many cathedrals, when the sun pierces the highest windows and a thousand rays gleam down on the altar.
The continuous clicking of shutters pierced the icy Alpine air.
пронзать , протыкать , прокалывать ; (vb.) перфорировать ; пробуравливать ; просверливать to pierce to death — заколоть насмерть to pierce smb. to the heart — поразить кого-л. в самое сердце to have one's ears pierced — проколоть уши the arrow pierced his shoulder — стрела пронзила ему плечо a thorn pierced his finger — он проколол себе палец шипом The arrow pierced his back. — Его спину пронзила стрела. Синоним: penetrate, prick, probe, stab
буравить , сверлить ; пробивать (отверстие) to pierce a hole — пробить дыру to pierce a cask — почать бочку a wall pierced with loopholes — стена (с пробитыми в ней) амбразурами Синоним: broach
постигать ; проникать (в тайны и т. п.) to pierce the mysteries of nature — постигать тайны природы he pierced it with a glance of intuition — он сразу интуитивно понял это he failed to pierce the cause — он не смог постичь /понять/ причины He failed to pierce the cause. — Он не сумел понять причину.
пробиваться , прокладывать путь, проходить сквозь (что-л.) to pierce the walls of the city — пробиться через стены города a tunnel pierces the mountain — через гору проходит /пробит, проложен/ тоннель
пронизывать (особ. о холоде, боли и т. п. ; тж. pierce through) he was pierced through and through — его пробрало насквозь the cold wind pierced our clothes — холодный ветер насквозь пронизывал нас the sun's rays pierced his eyes — лучи солнца били ему прямо в глаза his music pierces the soul — его музыка трогает до глубины души her heart was pierced with grief — ее сердце разрывалось от горя The cold wind pierced our clothes. — Холодный ветер пронизывал нас насквозь. Her eyes pierced into him. — Она вперила в него свой взгляд.
резко раздаваться, пронзительно звучать (в воздухе, тишине и т. п.) to pierce the air with one's cries — пронзительно кричать a pistol shot pierced the night — тишину ночи разорвал выстрел to pierce the air with smb.'s cries — пронзительно кричать
проникать , пробираться to pierce into /through/ the enemy's lines — проникнуть за линию фронта ; вклиниться в позиции противника the jungle which we have pierced by means of the river — джунгли, в которые мы проникли по реке
пробуравливать , просверливать Синоним: broach
(pierce through, into) прорываться ; проходить ; прокладывать дорогу
definition: To replicate something is to do it in the exact same way as someone before.
example: I would love to replicate my father’s achievements in school.
Extra definition
A close or exact copy; a replica:
A repeated experiment or trial:
A tone one or more octaves above or below the given tone.
Extra example
Subsequently, groups were randomly assigned to receive one of the three supplemental treatments (corn, rice bran, or soybean hulls), resulting in three replicates each of two years.
All fermentations were performed on duplicate days with two replicates per day.
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иск. повторять , делать реплику, копировать , тиражировать редк. повторять биол. реплицироваться, воспроизводиться путем клеточного деления, самовоспроизводиться отгибать ; складывать спец. реплицировать, изготовлять реплику редк. отвечать повторять эксперимент (научный) имитировать , моделировать точно копировать воспроизводиться воспроизводить отогнутый назад
