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Перевод: distinguished
[прилагательное] известный; выдающийся; заслуженный; изысканный; утонченный; необычный; видный
Тезаурус:
- In his collection of essays on genius the distinguished neurologist, the late Sir William Russell Brain, concluded about Smart that "clearly he suffered from manic-depressive insanity or cyclothymia" and there is much to support that diagnosis.
- MICHAELSON ORIENT At a gallery specialising in ceramics, a show devoted to the distinguished British ceramicist, Henry Pim.
- Advanced societies are distinguished from backward ones by, among many other features, the reliability of the information which can be obtained about them.
- Perhaps the most distinguished is Welsh House - now Church's China, rebuilt in 1975 in the original 16th Century form.
- The little evidence there is suggests a view which is anyway plausible, that the consuls dealt with cases involving the distinguished ( clarissimae personae ) and large sums, although no limit is known.
- In Borodin's Overture to Prince Igor the orchestra established themselves convincingly with secure intonation and ensemble and some distinguished solo wind playing.
- If I try, then, to describe to you what I believe made my father thus distinguished, I may in this way convey my idea of what "dignity" is.
- "It places me alongside such distinguished past captains like Sir Monty Finniston, Sir Campbell Adamson and Sir Matthew Goodwin', she said.
- Although reported as poor in the Domesday Book, Thwing could well have been an important place in medieval times, the prosperity of the village being a direct reflection of the influence and affluence of the Thwing baronial family, who were amongst the most distinguished and prosperous families in northern England.
- Again, though, there's a legibility problem; although back-lit, the letters and numerals are too small to be easily distinguished.
- The most distinguished of the signatories was Mr Corneliu Manescu, former Romanian foreign minister and president of the UN General Assembly.
- Two main dimensions of control systems are distinguished: the extent to which they are unified or fragmented, and the degree of impersonality of the system.
- Frodo and the Fellowship, however, cross two rivers, deliberately described and distinguished.
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