Перевод слова

Перевод: entire

[прилагательное]
целый; весь; полный; совершенный; цельный; сплошной; чистый; беспримесный; некастрированный;
[существительное]
полнота ; целое; некастрированное животное

Тезаурус:

1. T.V. and radio devote entire programmes to the subject.
2. He emphasized that peace had to be preserved for the entire human race and not for particular sections of it, pointing out that the word "civilization" could be applied to a wide diversity of values.
3. Two 110mph trains in each direction were introduced from May 1984 and the entire service was upgraded in the following year.
4. He had not uttered one word during their entire briefing.
5. "She paints the most beautiful watercolours, she sews, she knits, she makes a lot of her own clothes even though she could probably afford the entire shop which sells them.
6. This meant that on the blonde version the entire bass - body, neck and fingerboard - was light-coloured wood, except for the scratchplate and the front of the headstock.
7. Return fish to aquarium and treat entire system with general antibacterial such as New Technology Bactocide, Tetra General Tonic, KB6 General Medication.
8. As almost an entire wing had to be replaced, the peregrine ended up black along one side.
9. CZECH government official Mrs. Jana Halova checks out a pint of Holts Entire at a visit to the company's Station Road brewery in Oldbury.
10. James Bright (1958), writing at the time Blauner was conducting the bulk of his research, reached a radically different conclusion to Blauner, finding that" automation had reduced the skill requirements of the operating work force, and occasionally of the entire factory force" (Bright 1958, 8), and a more recent study by Nichols and Armstrong (1976) of a chemical factory in Britain shows just how much routine unskilled labouring work such continuous-process factories still generate.
11. As that battle rages on, the United Nations is dithering, the entire western world procrastinating and the innocent suffering.
12. The entire plot had worked even better than he had dared to hope.
13. The run-off from the pig factories is so high in nutrients and so voluminous that in warm summers the entire Adriatic stinks of rotting algae and dead fish.