Перевод слова

Перевод: way

[наречие]
далеко; значительно; чересчур;
[существительное]
путь ; дорога ; направление; образ действия; расстояние; движение вперед; ход ; образ жизни; метод ; способ ; средство; манера ; особенность ; обычай ; привычка ; отношение; сторона ; состояние; область ; сфера ; стапель ; волнение; направляющая

Тезаурус:

1. We had notice of Sarah's barrenness even before it properly got under way (11.30).
2. For us economic and monetary union is only a station on the way to full European political union."
3. He displayed his contempt for Hollywood at the awards ceremony by refusing to accept the gold statuette and sending an Indian girl in his stead to protest at the way the movie industry had treated the Red Man.
4. Since , another way of writing the profit maximising rule is as follows: the firm will employ workers up to the point at which or at which That is, the firm will hire workers up to the point at which the real wage equals the marginal physical product of labour .
5. The train shunted and jolted its way north with the occasional burst of speed to break the monotony of the sudden stops and starts.
6. At night, perhaps, a few peasants might find their way here, congregating for worship like nocturnal pilgrims.
7. On the way they were spotted by an Italian aircraft which came in and strafed them.
8. This complex is unusual in another way.
9. "We'll find some way round it."
10. I also told her that there was no guarantee that she would come up with the answer the first time she was regressed, as this would be a new experience for her and her ever-protective subconscious would not want her to be upset in any way.
11. It is reached by way of a beautiful mountain railway journey from Lauterbrunnen or by cable car from Stechelberg.
12. Moreover - and more fundamentally - this way of thinking about Human Liberation has got things backwards.
13. Relationship matters, formerly considered in only a limited way as "discipline", Discussing the relationships of the librarian with the users is one way of discussing the role of the librarian, a way that keeps the reader in the forefront of the issue.