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Перевод: recent

[прилагательное]
недавний; новый; последний; современный; свежий

Тезаурус:

1. The recent fuss over whether to build a new town at Foxley Wood in Hampshire, for example, was a case where the then Secretary of State, Nicholas Ridley, intended to ignore the inspector's advice to reject an appeal by the potential developers.
2. On Friday, citing worries about foreign influence over civil aviation, Mr Skinner issued a "consent order" on NorthWest Airlines, forcing it to reduce the involvement of KLM, the Dutch carrier, in its recent buyout.
3. They may have been encouraged to do so by General Aslam Beg's recent public condemnations of the war, couched in accusations of conspiracy by the West to undermine the Muslim world.
4. In recent years it has become more acceptable to distinguish between different types of learning.
5. Democrats in Congress are determined to reverse the Supreme Court's recent anti-affirmative-action rulings.
6. His two most recent books on Bulgaria's political and economic restructuring netted him 42,000 levs, which is a 14-year salary for an average Bulgarian.
7. Pioneering work of this kind is quite recent.
8. Little recent change in status is apparent, but the increase in the resident population noted by des Forges and Harber has probably continued.
9. Finally, Bobo notes that the recent popularity of Black women 's writing is one of those extra-discursive factors which must be taken into account when looking at cultural practices such as The Color Purple .
10. And recent research has dramatically shown that one way for them to make the break is through the activation of cellular oncogenes - genes that are more or less inactive in normal cells hut seem to be altered or activated in tumour cells ( New Scientist , vol 96, p418.
11. From Moscow, Mr Gorbachev is believed to have given personal orders that his troops should stay firmly in their East German barracks during recent demonstrations and not respond to local provocation.
12. A recent increase in reports is assumed to be connected with the re-establishment of a British breeding population.
13. Another change in recent years is that most people have become aware of the term "ageism", but there is still little effort to understand its causes and consequences.