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Перевод: premature

[прилагательное]
преждевременный; поспешный; непродуманный

Тезаурус:

1. For the whole community this marks the return of infections and, for many, a premature death.
2. In narrower military terms, the Sandys" Reformation, without which it would not have been possible to contemplate ending National Service, was already seen in Whitehall as premature, if not wholly mistaken.
3. Room must be left on the upwind side in case there is a cable break or premature release, and on the down wind side in case the wing touches and causes a swing that way.
4. In Stapp v Shaftesbury Society (1982), the employer brought the job to a premature end before the expiry of the one month's notice period originally specified.
5. While the outbreak directed media attention to pollution in the North Sea, ascribing the guilt to pollution was premature.
6. Giovanna and her friend Ninetta were willing to help with the hens, in fact to provide physical assistance in the premature delivery of eggs.
7. But the sign is a premature announcement, for a third building boasts fresh white paint, two standing privvies set behind, and a row of children's swings.
8. Premature birth "can lower IQ"
9. Premature atherosclerosis
10. Hence, the backlash to which so many poor devils have been exposed after a premature elevation to megastardom.
11. Another Anglo-Irishman working in the same tradition was Joseph Le Fanu (1814-;73), whose father, the Dean of Emly, lived and died in fear of premature burial.
12. They decided that her objections to adoption were not unreasonable and dismissed an appeal by the local authority against a county court judge's rejection of its adoption proposal on the grounds that it was premature.
13. This is even more exaggerated in the poorly baby, especially the restricted catheterised premature child in intensive care.