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1) Общая лексика: весомый аргумент2) Военный термин: полновесный довод3) Математика: весомый довод4) Юридический термин: веский довод5) Дипломатический термин: веский аргумент, убедительный аргумент6) Макаров: убедительный довод -
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > weighty argument
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English-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > weighty argument
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adj1) вагомий; важливий2) обтяжливий, тяжкий3) важкий, громіздкий; здоровеннийweighty steps — важкі кроки, важка хода
* * *['weiti]a1) вагомий, важливийweighty argument — переконливий /вагомий/ аргумент
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[ʹweıtı] a1. веский, важный, весомыйweighty argument - убедительный /веский/ довод
2. обременительный, тяжкий3. тяжёлый, грузный; увесистыйweighty steps - тяжёлые шаги, грузная походка
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adj1. вагомий, важливий2. обтяжливий, тяжкий- weighty argument переконливий доказ/ аргумент- weighty consideration вагоме/ важливе міркування- weighty opinion авторитетна думка- weighty problem складне питання- weighty reason вагома причина- weighty responsibilities обтяжливі обов'язки- weighty utterance важливе висловлювання/ виступ -
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['weiti]a1) вагомий, важливийweighty argument — переконливий /вагомий/ аргумент
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1. a веский, важный, весомый2. a обременительный, тяжкий3. a тяжёлый, грузный; увесистыйweighty steps — тяжёлые шаги, грузная походка
Синонимический ряд:1. fat (adj.) corpulent; fat; fleshy; gross; obese; overblown; overweight; porcine; portly; pursy; stout; upholstered2. hard (adj.) arduous; backbreaking; burdensome; demanding; difficult; exacting; exigent; formidable; grievous; hard; laborious; onerous; oppressive; rigorous; rough; superincumbent; taxing; tough; trying3. heavy (adj.) burdensome; cumbersome; heavy; heavyweight; hefty; massive; ponderous4. large (adj.) big; consequential; considerable; historic; important; influential; large; material; meaningful; momentous; powerful; pressing; significant; substantial5. serious (adj.) earnest; grave; momentous; no-nonsense; poker-faced; sedate; serious; severe; sober; sobersided; solemn; somber; staidАнтонимический ряд:irrelevant; light; trivial -
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n1) аргумент, довод, доказательство2) спор, дискуссия, полемика•to accede to smb's arguments — уступать чьим-л. доводам
to advance an argument — выдвигать аргумент / довод
to be locked in an argument — спорить, дискутировать
to be swayed by smb's arguments — внимать чьим-л. доводам
to build up an argument — выдвигать аргумент / довод
to clinch an argument — завершать дискуссию / полемику / спор
to confute an argument — опровергать аргумент / довод
to demolish arguments — опровергать / разбивать аргументы
to drive home an argument — доводить аргумент / довод до сознания (кого-л.)
to get into an argument — вступать в дискуссию / полемику
to give arguments — приводить аргументы / доводы, аргументировать
to have an argument — спорить, дискутировать
to knock the bottom out of smb's arguments — полностью опровергать чьи-л. доводы
to offer / to present an argument — выдвигать аргумент / довод
to prop up arguments — подтверждать аргументы / доводы
to put forward an argument — выдвигать аргумент / довод
to rebut / to refute / to reject an argument — опровергать аргумент / довод
- baculine argumentto run out of arguments — исчерпать аргументы / доводы
- balanced argument
- bitter argument
- cogent argument
- compelling argument
- conclusive argument
- convincing argument
- erroneous argument
- fallacious argument
- feeble argument
- forceful argument
- futile argument
- groundless argument
- heated argument
- irrefutable argument
- legal argument
- legitimate argument
- logical argument
- one-sided argument
- persuasive argument
- political argument
- rational argument
- reasonable argument
- solid argument
- sound argument
- spurious argument
- sterile arguments
- telling argument
- tenuous argument
- trenchant argument
- unassailable argument
- unconvincing argument
- valid argument
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n1) довод, аргумент, доказательство2) спор; дискуссия3) мат. аргумент, независимая переменная
- airtight argument
- basic argument
- compelling argument
- constructive argument
- convincing argument
- feeble argument
- flimsy argument
- forcible argument
- groundless argument
- inconclusive argument
- irrefutable argument
- logical argument
- persuasive argument
- rebuttal argument
- refuting argument
- sales argument
- selling argument
- solid argument
- sound argument
- spurious argument
- tenuous argument
- trenchant argument
- unassailable argument
- unconvincing argument
- valid argument
- weak argument
- weighty argument
- advance an argument
- confute an argument
- develop an argument
- offer arguments
- present arguments
- prop up an argument
- provide arguments
- put forward an argument
- refute an argument
- reinforce an argument
- trump all argumentsEnglish-russian dctionary of contemporary Economics > argument
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(b) (important → responsibility) lourd; (→ problem) important, grave; (→ argument, reasoning) probant, de poids;∎ we're not qualified to consider such weighty matters nous n'avons pas les compétences requises pour examiner des questions aussi importantes -
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1) (important: a weighty reason.) de peso2) (heavy.) pesadotr['weɪtɪ]1 (gen) pesado,-a1) heavy: pesado2) important: importante, de pesoadj.• grave adj.• gravoso, -a adj.• importante adj.• morrocotudo, -a adj.• pesado, -a adj.'weɪti['weɪtɪ]ADJ (compar weightier) (superl weightiest)1) (lit) [load] pesadoa weighty tome or volume — un tomo de peso
2) (fig) [matter, problem] grave; [argument, reason] importante, de peso; [burden] pesado; [responsibility] grande* * *['weɪti]
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