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Перевод: even

[прилагательное]
ровный; гладкий; равномерный; равный; одинаковый; сходный; тот же самый; на одном уровне; уравновешенный; размеренный; однообразный; монотонный; справедливый; беспристрастный; четный; целый;
[наречие]
точно; даже; как раз; ровно;
[существительное]
вечер ; склон дня;
[глагол]
выравнивать; выровнять; сглаживать; равнять; ставить на одну доску; уравнивать

Тезаурус:

1. They may be made redundant or their marriage may break up; even the loss of regular overtime can have a disastrous effect on someone living to the limits of his or her income.
2. As Jack Straw, the Labour Education spokesman, noted yesterday, this would be a constitutional outrage even in Romania.
3. They are still relatively cheap and more readily available, even though with the destruction of forest and pasture lands many traditional building materials based on plants are already scarce.
4. This is verging on the tragic, because even if there is only a remote chance of these clumps being survivors from prehistoric times, it must be our duty to ensure their continuity.
5. She even had the audacity to suggest that I might have been "carrying on" with Sir Vivien.
6. Militarily, it suggests that, even "limited" nuclear attacks designed to avoid global catastrophe inevitably involve intolerable levels of destruction.
7. However, meaness and untrustworthiness are not the prerogative of stallions alone, and some of the meanest horses are mares, and even children's ponies!
8. "But Nails has learnt, and even Hoomey's okay."
9. "But even if you knew beforehand who was going to get - say - the fifth plate, how could you put poison on it and not on the other plates?"
10. Even Prince Anthony of Hohenzollern, the father of Leopold, wrote to the King of Prussia:
11. Societal divisions are such that neighbourhood patrols are dangerous and have to take on the appearance of armed convoys, but it is the style of policing which comes nearest to breaching the divide between the police and the community, so that the RUC is required to be persistent in utilizing it even though there are few obvious signs of success and despite the cost in human life.
12. The danger of killing himself in a fall was very real, but this was a fear he had learned to master, even to enjoy.
13. Leavis, Lewis, and Gardner shared traditional values, even though Cambridge and Oxford spoke with different accents.