Перевод слова

Перевод: been

[глагол]
#p.p. от be

Тезаурус:

1. Though such a swap is a better deal for a company's bond-holders than for shareholders, shareholders have been prepared to accept the dilution, reckoning that cutting debt more than offsets it.
2. In the meantime we have been able to develop relationships with companies in the South East who have been very keen to schedule programmes on age issues through their social action programming units.
3. The logic of this change in attitude is expressed in educational terms in the Warnock Report, the findings of which have now been incorporated into the Education Act.
4. All she had been told when she came round after the anaesthetic was that there had been a few complications and the operation had taken rather longer than had been expected.
5. At times, it looks like little more than nepotism: The Prince of Wales' last private secretary, Edward Adeane had been a page-of-honour to the Queen in his teens; his father, Lord Adeane, had been the Queen's private secretary for nearly twenty years, and his great-grandfather, Lord Stamfordham had been private secretary to George V. George VI's private secretary, Sir Alan Lascelles, was a cousin of the sixth Lord Harewood, husband of Princess Mary.
6. When the sister was summoned up and said it was her grave had been dug, he realised there was nothing more he could do and the whole thing was adjourned to the community centre for a couple of hours while big men with shovels rather grudgingly got to work."
7. In November 1638 John Elliott was in prison, having been fined for carrying venison stolen in Windsor Forest to London, "contrary to the laws of the forest".
8. CONTACT GROUPS These are usually for people who have a particular social problem in common or have just been through a similar trauma, like divorce or bereavement.
9. For the rest of the day there were almost continuous air attacks, but as dusk crept over the scene it was discovered that no damage had been done to the LRDG patrol.
10. But I do not believe the demonstrations were in vain, because the spirit of freedom has been rekindled among the Chinese people," he said.
11. My clothes have always been in the same spirit as Madonna.
12. Jinny remembered it clearly because it had been quite different from all the solemn newspaper cuttings Keith had shown her, and she had stopped to make fun of one or two of Harriet Shakespeare's more nauseating remarks.
13. On the surface of his mind lies the contrast between a trivial though tormenting fear and a monstrous scheme; and beneath that contrast appears a positive contradiction: for a few sentences earlier we have been told "He was not really afraid of any landlady".