Перевод слова

Перевод: coherent

[прилагательное]
связный; сцепленный; последовательный; понятный; ясный; разборчивый

Тезаурус:

1. The main job is to begin fitting everything together into a single, coherent whole.
2. He meant by this that people are more likely to be convinced of the reality of the faith if our expression of it is coherent, sensible and entire.
3. Many routes could not be said to form a coherent network, other than as InterCity connections to whom they did not now belong, and a few (surprisingly few) were in the mould of the traditional country branch line.
4. This approach allows us to offer a coherent politics, allying ourselves with people's aspirations while fulfilling our true purpose of advancing the wider and longer-term interests of the whole community.
5. It only requires behaviour to be broken down into some specifics, the equivalent of building blocks, and for those specifics to be cast into a coherent plan of action.
6. Surely you see a difference between me, who wrote long, incoherent, and enthusiastic letters, enjoyed perfectly the songs of birds and the sight of a sundown, believed in the possibility of perfect happiness, perfect beauty, perfect purity, and a perfect world, all perfected, too, by that thing Nature which was so real to me; a difference between me then and thus, and what I am now, dull unenthusiastic, unimaginative, but more coherent and prudent, though still imprudent enough to write such things as that Sonnet, which even you esteem bad, I think.
7. Such a development required a strong defence, and the point to which they referred time and time again was that "modern conditions" made it imperative that education be structured into a coherent national system, with special attention being paid to working-class youth, not merely to trade classes for apprentices, but to the mass of young workers.
8. You now have to turn a mass of information into a coherent argument.
9. The inspectors conclude that reading policies in schools are not underpinned by clear, coherent, and comprehensive policies linked to practice in the classroom.
10. The most likely future is no overt change, with the discipline of English becoming less and less coherent, riven by feuds and revolts, but still presenting the external appearances of a large, well-established and respectable academic subject.
11. No Defence Secretary in recent years has been able to grip his department effectively, which means taking harsh decisions that reflect a coherent view of Britain's priorities.
12. The Task Forces and Integrated Projects attempted to co-ordinate a range of relevant public bodies, including local government, into coherent responses towards problems of deprivation and economic decline.
13. It will bring together teachers of Art, Business Studies, Craft, Design and Technology, and Home Economics to plan a coherent course.