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Перевод: ascendant

[прилагательное]
восходящий; господствующий

Тезаурус:

1. Ascendant Phoebus watch'd that hour with care,
2. Arran gave way to the persuasions of his half-brother, the abbot of Paisley, and to the ascendant Beaton faction.
3. By early November, the Protestant lords had been forced to slip out of Edinburgh, leaving the Catholics in the ascendant and the Mass restored.
4. Mr Lo's star is still in the ascendant.
5. They were replaced by a local bourgeoisie and petit bourgeoisie associated with the ascendant manufacturing and commercial sectors, while rural labour gave way to industrial labour.
6. As far back as December 1989, James Tuckey, managing director of giant landlord/developer MEPC, said: "Occupiers, not owners, are in the ascendant."
7. But as in 1543, when the English appeared to be completely in the ascendant, it was not a straightforward matter.
8. Mr Stubbs told the Bupa symposium: "The big anti-smoking battalions are in the ascendant.
9. In Yorkshire, and elsewhere, the public relations and promotional aspects are now in the ascendant.
10. On one level this is self-evident within the ascendant economic rhetoric.
11. Mr Tony Benn was in the ascendant.
12. But might he actually side with Balliol now, if he deemed his cause in the ascendant?
13. With the wealth of connections in the two clubs, and the end of their squeamishness over protocol, May fears that even the two ascendant clubs in Wales - Llanelli and Neath - will be hard pressed to compete.