Перевод слова

Перевод: exemplary

[прилагательное]
примерный; образцовый; достойный подражания; поучительный; служащий уроком; типичный; типовой; иллюстративный

Тезаурус:

1. When they did, they would normally meet exemplary retribution.
2. Or only on the fringes, allowed in after promises of exemplary behaviour?
3. When called upon to tell us of the exemplary conditions in his new factories at Bournville, Mr Cadbury - his looks belying his years and status - refused to blow his own trumpet and blushingly declined to speak.
4. More generally the case of T. E. Lawrence becomes an exemplary reminder that we are obliged "to approach history always through the refractions of desire and identification, and to read race and class insistently in relation to sexuality" ( White Skin, Brown Masks , 4, 10, 12).
5. Thus the pupil must know how to correspond to these sacrifices of the people by obtaining good marks and being exemplary.
6. Lastly, I think Jim Perrin is being more than generous to suggest that climbers and walkers have an exemplary record in observing agreements and their respect for the environment.
7. Officials from the Department of Justice, charged with smoothing cultural relations, praise Aspen's response to latino workers as exemplary.
8. Soon afterwards Bradford were on their way out when exemplary support play - not a notable Leeds feature this day - by Izzard, Lord and Gibson sent Maskill, the man of the match, sprawling over the line.
9. In "Our Portrait Gallery" from the Oban Telegraph of the times, his profile is exemplary.
10. It may be that, even if the final stages of bringing the marriage about had temporarily overshadowed the making of the First Band, the Protestant threat thus created had sufficiently alarmed Mary of Guise and Hamilton into reacting with swift and exemplary violence once Mary was safely married.
11. Its dynamics are exemplary, too.
12. Lady Julie observes, as Darcy has been observing with increasing awe, the extraordinarily civilised behaviour of the Eritreans; their exemplary treatment of prisoners ('We will insult you with our compassion'); their well-organised aid programmes; their balanced egalitarianism and their passion for educating their children even under the most appallingly adverse conditions.
13. Those of us who have had reason to spend even a short time in a hospital will appreciate how much they look forward to the day that they can return home, even though their period spent in the hospital may have been made as pleasant as possible by exemplary care.