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Перевод: compare
[существительное]
сравнение;
[глагол]
сравнивать; сличать; сопоставлять; уподоблять; ставить наравне; выдерживать сравнение; сравниться
Тезаурус:
- To compare yarns, hold the proposed substitute over the original and stretch it out until it is just taut, not pulled tightly.
- The head can be identified as that of Hercules from the club around his neck, but it is a very unusual representation of Hercules: the absence of a beard, the diadem, the upturned eye and the hairstyle are all derived from that of the great conqueror Alexander the Great (compare fig. 14).
- You compare your performance with other companies' to identify where and how far you need to catch up, and what practices you need to adopt in order to do so.
- The composition of the Leo X tiles does not compare with any of these, including those from the postulated source at Genoa, but they are almost identical to the composition of contemporary tiles definitely known to have been made at Seville, such as the example in Figure 6.3b.
- Nigel couldn't leave his digging but wished us luck and we began to make our plans: go up on the Settle-Carlisle line for a day or two, split up to get round all the caravans quicker, then meet at dinner and tea to compare notes.
- You will be able to make your own assessment of Hilary Robarts and compare the portrait with the woman."
- Compare that with the fence-sitting gutlessness of Honest John Major, our very own world leader and "EC President" who refused to take part in the French TV debate for fear of upsetting Tory rebels.
- In order to compare one year's attendance with another, it is important to count at the same time each year.
- If you compare the platform parties of the middle and late eighties with those of 1979, the effect is quite noticeable.
- We would arrange to be something at a particular time in the evening and then the following day we would compare our thoughts.
- Consequently, any will be of the form and to compare , we first compare, and, only if these are the same, compare .
- "Nightie" and "mighty" may sound alike but they look and feel entirely different, as do "mow" and "know", "mew" and "new", "night" and "might"; compare them in up-to-time sentences.
- Compare this with the slide-back scooping block which uses the same technique but does not turn the body away.
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