Перевод слова

Перевод: concur

[глагол]
совпадать; соглашаться; сходиться во мнениях; действовать сообща; действовать совместно

Тезаурус:

1. In theory, at least, all Europe's new member-states concur that the dissolution of single-party rule constitutes a clean break with the communist era.
2. "Jesus of Nazareth", as most biblical scholars would now readily concur, is a mistranslation of the original Greek phrase "Jesus the Nazarean".
3. Lawless, as well as remarking on the lack of inhibition in throwing jabs, connected this with a more general "relaxed approach", and others concur with this, agreeing that the black sportsman shows a remarkable tendency to bring to his work a resistance to tension.
4. Other stories relate to a lost Atland or Atlan in these latitudes and concur with the latest finding in relation to the origin of the Aryan race.
5. It would be an easy excuse for me to concur, but my running throughout the preliminary rounds and semi-final really indicated that this was not the case.
6. Respondents are asked to state whether they concur with the proposal of the FRED or to indicate, with reasons, their preference for another method.
7. Tariffs and trade restrictions were to be reduced only gradually, so allowing the EEC to concur with the world organisation, GATT, to which the OEEC states belonged.
8. Lady Miss Kier of Deee-Lite once met Jimmy Carter - "the best American president," she and her fellow group members concur - in Boston.
9. Based on our research, we concur with the earlier observation that "paraprofessionals who come from the communities which they serve have been found to be more effective in working with the people as they have close ties and may have insights and information not readily available to the outsider" (IASSW, 1979, p. 8).
10. The FAA responded in a formal written statement to the effect that: "We do not concur with the KLD views concerning the inadequacy of the FAA requirements."
11. Working only from photographs, I can only concur.
12. I thoroughly concur with Derek Fearnside (Letters, 11 March) that words are tricky things.
13. This therefore was entirely the work of Stirling, Brunel and Burn, although Stanhope and Roberts agreed to concur with what the others wrote and would add their signatures.