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Перевод: dominant

[прилагательное]
господствующий; преобладающий; возвышающийся; доминантный; доминирующий;
[существительное]
доминанта ; основной признак; пятая ступень диатонической гаммы

Тезаурус:

1. Heterosexual women, within the dominant discourses of two decades of Anglo-American and French feminism, have adopted an apologetic stance, uncomfortably aware of the fractured, divided nature of femininities available within what has been increasingly defined as monolithic patriarchy, a discrete and omnipotent masculinity.
2. Germany is now the largest exporting nation in the world: in the European context she is totally dominant.
3. it is essentially a nomadic principle, remaining deeply resented and problematic to most dominant, sedentary political systems and their law enforcers.
4. Doing that, it would be difficult to ignore the recent double step backwards which has left the farming interests dominant on many of the park committees.
5. The Italians joined the French by attacking the deflationary effect of Germany's dominant position on their economy.
6. In some places locally dominant groups will differ from those dominant nationally, and "such locally constituted groups can then use these local state institutions to further their own interests, perhaps even in opposition to centrally dominant interests" (1988, p. 41).
7. Yet recognition of the anti-Vietnamese resistance coalition, of which it is the dominant partner, will be maintained at the United Nations next week.
8. Once the church lost its dominant feature, the case for saving the church would evaporate altogether.
9. Put in another way, force is underpinned by dominant values extensively shared by the population and which support the operation of the state.
10. German influence continued to be dominant as the discussions continued.
11. Another possibility is that the noun descriptions suggest a particular set of activities which become dominant in addressing schemas for interpretation.
12. We saw in the first Test the damage of which Gary Freeman, working behind dominant forwards, is capable; in the second Test, behind a pack tackling itself to a standstill, Shaun Edwards dictated.
13. Robbins had seen the universities as dominant within higher education: they were to have most of the extra numbers and to provide the model of perfection.