Перевод слова

Перевод: critic

[прилагательное]
критический; критичный; решающий; переломный; опасный; угрожающий; рискованный; разборчивый; дефицитный; крайне необходимый; нормируемый; предельный;
[существительное]
критик ; критикан ; рецензент

Тезаурус:

1. But does it really take a trained critic to warn viewers of what is so plainly, desperately obvious?
2. When he was much smaller, Tom was once discovered in my study attacking the dust-jacket of a Norman Mailer novel with my scissors; no doubt he will make a fine critic, but since then the door to my bolt-hole has remained bolted.
3. "The Perfect Critic" (1920) discusses Arnold in the context of English criticism as dead or dying.
4. Professor Richard Lacey, the Leeds University microbiologist who has been an outspoken critic of the Government on many food hygiene issues, also believes that sulphadimidine residues present little if any risk to consumers.
5. As one critic puts it, the picture is "forensic", not pornographic.
6. Every feminist critic has encountered the archly disingenuous question: "What exactly is feminist criticism?"
7. "It is fortunate," wrote the critic in the school's magazine, "that Richard was born into our Royal Family, because if he led a revolution it would probably be very successful."
8. Here the critic is absolved from making judgements of his own by the need to report what a jury has decided about prizes.
9. Where personal profiles have a strength, however, is in what the critic says about personal reactions to artist and work.
10. Using the EA to live, Smith has freelanced as a sports reporter, a music critic, and a fanzine publisher.
11. Mr Nicholas Winterton, the Conservative MP for Macclesfield, a consistent Tory backbench critic of the reforms, said yesterday: "I think the number of us might swell once the bill gets underway."
12. The Gauntletts left a house, the Groves a school and, attacked by a critic for writing patriotic verse when he was neither a soldier nor sailor himself, Sir Henry Newbolt left these lines:
13. His familiar way of observing things from a distance while highlighting a small detail - described in a different context by Hardy himself when he wrote, "If I were a painter, I would paint a picture of a room as viewed by a mouse from a chink under the skirting", and by the modern poet and critic Tom Paulin when he talks of Hardy wearing his imagination like a miner's lamp - was now enriched by the workings of memory and the passage of time on the original observation.