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the meaning of a word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > the meaning of a word
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determine the meaning of a word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > determine the meaning of a word
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explain the meaning of a word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > explain the meaning of a word
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make out the meaning of a word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > make out the meaning of a word
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strain the meaning of a word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > strain the meaning of a word
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the example helps to bring out the meaning of the word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > the example helps to bring out the meaning of the word
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the secondary meaning of a word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > the secondary meaning of a word
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(the) secondary meaning of a word
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > (the) secondary meaning of a word
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to learn the meaning of the word
узнать (менять/изменять) значение слова
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to learn the meaning of the word
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get at the meaning
English-Russian base dictionary > get at the meaning
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example helps to bring out the meaning of the word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > example helps to bring out the meaning of the word
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obscure the meaning of the word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > obscure the meaning of the word
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play upon the meaning of the word
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > play upon the meaning of the word
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to look up the meaning of the word
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > to look up the meaning of the word
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word
1. n часто речь, разговор, слова
2. n размолвка, ссора
high words — разговор на повышенных тонах, крупный разговор
3. n замечание, совет
4. n тк. вести; известие, сообщение
5. n тк. обещание, заверение
6. n рекомендация, совет
7. n тк. приказ, приказание
8. n пароль, пропуск
пословица, поговорка
9. n слух, молва
10. n рел. Слово господне
11. n рел. Слово, бог-слово, Христос
12. n рел. муз. театр. текст, слова; либретто; текст
control word — управляющее слово; командное слово; команда
13. n вчт. код; кодовая группа; группа символов
symbol word — слово обозначающее символ; название символа
14. n вчт. биол. кодовое слово
in a word — одним словом, короче говоря
in the words of … — говоря словами такого-то …
on the word — как только было сказано; без промедления; тут же, сейчас же
15. v выражать словами; подбирать слова, выражения; формулировать
Синонимический ряд:
1. expression (noun) affirmation; assertion; asseveration; comment; declaration; designation; expression; locution; remark; statement; term; utterance; vocable
4. order (noun) behest; bidding; charge; command; commandment; dictate; direction; directive; injunction; instruction; mandate; order
5. password (noun) catchword; countersign; password; shibboleth; signal; watchword
6. pledge (noun) assurance; commitment; guarantee; pledge; warrant
8. report (noun) account; advice; buzz; communication; cry; gossip; grapevine; hearsay; information; intelligence; message; murmur; news; on-dit; report; rumble; rumor; rumour; scuttlebutt; speerings; talk; tattle; tidings; tittle-tattle; whispering
10. express (verb) couch; express; formulate; phrase; put; style; voice
Антонимический ряд:
English-Russian base dictionary > word
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meaning
1. n значение; смысл
2. n арх. намерение, цель, замысел
3. a значительный; выразительный
4. a имеющий намерение
Синонимический ряд:
1. meaningful (adj.) expressive; knowing; meaningful; poignant; pointed; significant
2. acceptation (noun) acceptation; definition; denotation; gist; idea; import; intent; interpretation; message; point; purport; sense; significance; significancy; signification; sum and substance; understanding; value
3. end (noun) aim; animus; design; end; goal; intendment; intent; intention; object; objective; plan; purpose; target; view
4. adding up to (verb) adding up to; connoting; counting; denoting; expressing; importing; intending; mattering; signifying; spelling; weighing
5. meaning (verb) aiming; contemplating; designing; intending; meaning; planning; projecting; proposing; purposing
English-Russian base dictionary > meaning
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meaning
1. [ʹmi:nıŋ]
1. значение; смысл
a word with six meanings — слово, имеющее шесть значений
double meaning — двоякое значение; двусмысленность
what is the meaning of all this? — что всё это значит?
to understand smb.’s meaning — понять, что кто-л. хочет сказать
their conversation had not the remotest meaning for him — он совершенно не понимал, о чём они говорят
there is a central core of meaning in every novel — в каждом романе имеется центральная тема
2.
намерение, цель, замысел
2. [ʹmi:nıŋ]
1. (много)значительный; выразительный
meaning look — многозначительный /выразительный/ взгляд
2. имеющий намерение
НБАРС > meaning
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word
English-Russian dictionary on nuclear energy > word
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meaning
[‘miːnɪŋ]
n
значение, смысл
The word has many meanings. — У этого слова много значений
— learn the meaning of the word
— illustrate the meaning of the phrase
— look up the meaning of the word
— know the meaning of smth
English-Russian combinatory dictionary > meaning
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meaning
ˈmi:nɪŋ
1. сущ. значение;
смысл to misconstrue a meaning ≈ неправильно понимать accepted meaning ≈ общепринятое понимание clear meaning ≈ ясное/понятное значение in the accepted meaning of the word ≈ в обычном значении слова with meaning ≈ многозначительно basic meaning ≈ основное значение connotative meaning ≈ коннотативное значение, коннотация equivocal meaning ≈ двусмысленность figurative meaning ≈ образное, переносное, метафорическое значение literal meaning ≈ буквальное, прямое значение obscure meaning ≈ темное, неясное значение grammatical meaning ≈ грамматическое значение lexical meaning ≈ лексическое значение referential meaning ≈ референциальное значение Syn: implication, import, sense, significance, signification, purport, respect
2. прил.
1) значащий;
(много) значительный;
выразительный Syn: significant, expressive
2) имеющий цель, намерение
значение, смысл — the * of a word значение слова — a word with six *s слово, имеющее шесть значений — multiple * многозначность — double * двоякое значение;
двусмысленность — what is the * of all this? что все это значит? — to understand smb.’s * понять, что кто-л. хочет сказать — their conversation had not the removest * for him он совершенно не понимал, о чем они говорят — you haven’t got my * вы меня не поняли — with * многозначительно — full of * многозначительный — there is a central core of * in every novel в каждом романе имеется центральная тема( устаревшее) намерение, замысел( много) значительный;
выразительный — * look многозначительный /выразительный/ взгляд имеющий намерение
double ~ двоякое значение double ~ двусмысленность
meaning pres. p. от mean ~ выразительный ~ значащий;
(много) значительный;
выразительный ~ значащий, выразительный ~ значение;
смысл;
with meaning многозначительно ~ значение, смысл ~ вчт. значение ~ значение ~ многозначительный ~ смысл
procedural ~ вчт. процедурная семантика
~ значение;
смысл;
with meaning многозначительно
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not know the meaning of the word — (not) know the meaning of the word if you are talking about a quality or an activity and you say that someone does not know the meaning of the word, you mean they do not have that quality or they have no experience of that activity. Work? He… … New idioms dictionary
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know the meaning of the word — (not) know the meaning of the word if you are talking about a quality or an activity and you say that someone does not know the meaning of the word, you mean they do not have that quality or they have no experience of that activity. Work? He… … New idioms dictionary
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not know the meaning of the word — informal behave as if unaware of the concept referred to or implied Humanity? You don t know the meaning of the word! * * * not know the meaning of (the word) see ↑meaning • • • Main Entry: ↑know … Useful english dictionary
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know the meaning of something — know/not know/the meaning of something informal phrase used for emphasizing how much or how little you understand something Hungry? You don’t know the meaning of hunger. Thesaurus: ways of saying that you know, understand or agreesynonym ways of… … Useful english dictionary
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know the meaning of — (something) : to understand (something) because you have experienced it I know the meaning of loneliness. [=I know what it is like to be lonely] often used in negative statements Those people don t know the meaning of hard work. often used in an… … Useful english dictionary
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Midnight and the Meaning of Love — … Wikipedia
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not know the meaning of — (the word) see ↑meaning • • • Main Entry: ↑know … Useful english dictionary
Find out the meaning of these words. Use the dictionary if necessary. Say the words with the opposite meaning.
unfriendly − friendly
unwell − _
untidy − _
informal − _
unlucky − _
unpleasant − _
impolite − _
unknown − _
independent − _
unlike − _
to unzip − to _
to undo − to _
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Английский язык ENJOY ENGLISH Английский с удовольствием 5 класс Биболетова. SECTION 2. Describing the Family. Номер №31
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Узнай значение этих слов. При необходимости воспользуйтесь словарем. Произнесите слова с противоположным значением.
недружелюбный − дружелюбный
плохо − _
неопрятный − _
неформальный − _
неудачливый − _
неприятный − _
невежливый − _
неизвестный − _
независимый − _
не похожий − _
распаковать − _
отменить − _
ОТВЕТ
unfriendly − friendly
unwell − well
untidy − tidy
informal − formal
unlucky − lucky
unpleasant − pleasant
impolite − polite
unknown − known
independent − dependent
unlike − like
to unzip − to zip
to undo − to do
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недружелюбный − дружелюбный
плохо − хорошо
неопрятный − опрятный
неформальный − формальный
неудачливый − удачливый
неприятный − приятный
невежливый − вежливый
неизвестный − известный
независимый − зависимый
не похожий − похожий
распаковать − упаковать
отменить − сделать