Перевод слова

Перевод: against

[наречие]
вопреки; против;
[предлог]
на; с; к; от; о; об; по; про; рядом; у

Тезаурус:

1. Jack Butler closed the door, turned and leant against it, as if afraid that she might suddenly return with more horrors.
2. Outside the water churned down beneath them, pumping the mechanism, clashing wood against stone, stone against heavily-spinning grinding-stone.
3. The very essence of his character was against him, creating doubts and rumours which would always stand in his way.
4. My purpose was merely to show that, though it is a perfectionist procedure, it is not ruled out by Rawls' arguments against perfectionism; and to suggest that the assumption that he relies upon against perfectionism leads to strongly counter-intuitive results.
5. He added another century in the one day Geddes Grant Shield and, if his form declined against England A, he emphasised his credentials in his debut Test against South Africa.
6. Too much concentration on set texts for assessment purposes can turn pupils against reading.
7. The destroyer HMS Campbeltown was given an explosive warhead to ram against the outer caisson.
8. Sucking his torn finger-end, he went into the cell next his own and sat on the floor, his back against the wall, looking at the scraps of scratched lettering on the distemper opposite him.
9. Pakistan stand to win a jackpot of 50,000 if they win at least eight of their 12 three-day matches against county opposition, thanks to the sponsorship package put together by Tetley Bitter in conjunction with the TCCB.
10. It was also necessary to recondition the human mind to accept Change instead of Stability as the time-continuum against which one lived.
11. I have yet to learn an effectual protective against the midge.
12. Among the dozens of glues now available the arguments for and against are mostly on the grounds of ease of application, durability and cost.
13. He disliked the Church Assembly (which was the forerunner of the General Synod) and made only one speech there while he was Bishop of Durham, against the idea of recruiting people to come and be priests.