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Перевод: as

[наречие]
как; как например; согласно;
[конъюнкция]
когда; в то время как; по мере того как; так как; как; как будто; как только; так что; до тех пор пока; потому что; хотя; как ни;
[предлог]
в качестве; в виде;
[местоимение]
какой; который; что

Тезаурус:

1. Try explaining it to Ashley as he sits in the back of the minibus watching the streets of Salzburg slip by for the last time as - filming finished - we begin the journey back home.
2. I have stopped telling customers that it used to be ripened under piles of manure, as it seemed to stop them from buying it.
3. The railway lines define the neighbourhood all right: Railway Hotel on the corner that the Council's started using for temporary accommodation for other single mothers not so lucky as she, as the social worker kept telling her; Railway Cafe opposite the launderette with coloured transfers on the window and a goldfish tank next to the curry puffs and ketchup bottles.
4. One can see from this that random sampling is not at all the same as what we might call "personal choice".
5. Locative names such as those described above, and many others of like kind, were, as has been suggested, quite without meaning outside the limited area in which they were coined.
6. However, they are not convinced that the primary cause of this is toxic concentrations of aluminium released into the soil as acidity increased.
7. As yet involvement of radicals has only been observed in mouse models.
8. The biogeochemical system embraces the totality of the movements of the key elements essential to life - carbon, nitrogen, oxygen, phosphorus and others - through what has been described as the total earth system.
9. Fine songs such as "Mean To Me" or "I Can't Get Started" appear to be close to perfect here but such trifles as "With Thee I Swing" and "You're Too Lovely To Last" are just as charming because the singer gives them the same sensitive treatment.
10. Scouring Cornwall for a house to suit his purpose, he chanced upon Ince Castle, standing then, as it does now, four-square and isolated on a peninsular in the River Lynher.
11. As they had expected, none of the invited speakers turned up, but Eamonn Melaugh, who did speak, forecast violence if houses were not built.
12. They talked in low voices, pausing when the waiter put food before them, as if whatever they had to say could not be shared, even by a discreet French boy with an imperfect grasp of English.
13. As for Henry, nothing short of Middle Eastern arms shipment would satisfy him and unlikely that Acid Rain Testing Kit will divert him for more than five seconds.