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Перевод: expository

[прилагательное]
описательный; показательный; разъяснительный; объяснительный

Тезаурус:

1. I believe it was the fact that the preaching was truly expository that hooked him.
2. Teaching is almost always by the expository method of demonstration and description, and the kind of learning involved is at a lower level of the hierarchy.
3. This is a literary use of language rather than an expository one, though poststructuralists frequently try to blur the distinction.
4. But his interest grew as he worked, and he began to aim at a comprehensive expository commentary on Epicurus.
5. If I have been primarily expository hitherto (and I have been because I believe Callinicos' book to be the best on this subject that we have) I will now begin to turn to criticism; or at least to trying to ventilate that reservation which, faced by Callinicos, certainty, will not be stilled.
6. ' Paul gives four words describing the effect of prophecy: Vine's expository dictionary gives the following definitions for each one.
7. We did see a lot of another Miller, Professor George Miller, of Princeton University, a stolid man of undoubted erudition but with none of Jonathan Miller's expository dynamism.
8. They should learn about the patterns of organisation of formal expository writing: eg the introduction, development and conclusion of the academic essay; the use of illustrations and examples in persuasive writing and of comparison and contrast in argument .
9. Krimsky's participatory role, as well as his logical expository style, make the book interesting reading for those who joined in or followed the controversy.
10. A man who was very friendly with another, or his senior kinsmen, could adopt a more expository technique: he would sit facing him and take his left hand; as he made his points he would take his friend's little finger, move it away from the others and hold it: "first "; then the next finger: "second "; until he had moved the digits all to one side, like beads on an abacus.
11. The critical promoter of the work of Seurat and his friends was Flix Fnon, a subtle stylist who varied his methods according to the work he was describing; he used expository language for Degas, but he dropped logical connection in language, even verbs when discussing Monet's spontaneous art.
12. Some of these connectives would seem stilted and inappropriately formal in conversation or personal writing such as a friendly letter, but they occur frequently in formal expository writing.
13. He controls his expository side by creating a minor, rather scholastic character called "Doctor Robbins", a psychiatrist who rebels against the prescriptions of his boss.