Перевод слова

Перевод: meaning

[прилагательное]
значительный; многозначительный; выразительный; значащий;
[существительное]
значение; смысл ; важность

Тезаурус:

1. Message meaning on the other hand corresponds to the intended meaning, is usually unambiguous and mostly determined by context.
2. But if knowledge is to have any substantial meaning, what I must never say is, "I know", and then add, "but I am sure I am wrong.
3. "effectiveness" and "economy" were also used; the meaning of these terms, especially the first two, has not always been agreed upon by writers in the context of LMS.
4. There does, however, appear to be some confusion among various commentators as to Bukharin's basic position: some, such as Itoh, place him in the underconsumptionist school, while others place him - correctly - in the disproportionality school; but the latter, e.g. Sweezy, Mandel, Day, do not always attribute the same meaning to this.
5. They need to be able to recognise on sight a large proportion of the words they encounter and to be able to predict meaning on the basis of phonic, idiomatic and grammatical regularities and of what makes sense in context; children should be encouraged to make informed guesses.
6. Throughout the series, use is made of tables, diagrams, and charts which are used to sensitize students to the way in which written texts are structured and also to support the numerous information transfer activities that ensure that meaning is never lost.
7. In their quest for meaning, children need to be helped to become confident and resourceful in the use of a variety of reading cues.
8. The word associated with Lrien most often is "stain' - an odd word, both French and Norse in origin, with an early meaning of "to lose lustre" as well as "to discolour".
9. Opinions are divided as to the meaning of "Thwing", but most historians agree that it is derived from the Scandinavian and could mean a "strip of high land".
10. It is bad to lapse into the jargon without conveying its meaning and its connotations, because that is lazy; and unforgivable to use it just to give the impression of being in with the chaps.
11. Just as words are endowed with meaning by the history of social usage so "myths" gain their meaning; there are no natural or eternal meanings.
12. It was at this time that the modern meaning of the word "pacifist" became established: the semantic change registered a deep and abiding split within the peace movement.
13. The philosopher Mark Johnson has recently produced what can only be called a constructivist account of linguistic meaning and reasoning.