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Перевод: align

[глагол]
выстраивать в линию; выстраивать; ставить в ряд; равняться; строиться; выравнивать; выровнять; спрямлять; нацеливать

Тезаурус:

1. Much therefore depended on which brand of them would be returned and whether, as in the past, they would align themselves with the Conservative Party and accept its whip.
2. The most important pre-flight check is to ensure that you pick up the handles so that right and left align with the correct bridles.
3. During 1991, in consultation with Pat Twite, the decision was taken to change the direction of the award and use it to encourage museums and other organisations to strive for improvements in their respective fields and to align the award with the good works of the BAPC.
4. Because the second-;class coaches use a common bodyshell with first-;class coaches, seats do not always align with the windows.
5. But all of them must now align against the beast
6. Drill holes also to align with the mounting holes already drilled in the circuit board.
7. Check that bolt holes align before the concrete sets
8. Little dabs of left brake counteracted the crosswind for the first couple of hundred yards, but above sixty knots the rudders became effective and she was easy to align just beside the centreline lights to spare us their jolting.
9. When lava solidifies, its tiny ferrous particles align themselves, like magnetic needles, with the earth's magnetic field.
10. Some people do seriously believe that their records sound better if the labels are smeared with "neutralising cream" and stored with the sleeve notes pointing in a particular direction to align the printing inks.
11. If the rings do not align symmetrically, look for a mark on either bridle.
12. The use of mise en abyme and the presence of an element of word-play would seem to align them with the apparently more transgressive works initiated - if the literary history of the nouveau roman is correct - by Dans le labyrinthe .
13. He frets that, when it comes to the point, the requirements for SATs may not tally with the requirements for GCSE; that he may have to regroup the whole school to align pupils according to their ability rather than their age.