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Перевод: sass

[существительное]
нахальство;
[глагол]
пререкаться

Тезаурус:

1. Dominic Sass from Ludlow was one of the country's most promising young poets.
2. It was Sass's third book.
3. These exposure drafts reflect the APB's decision to distinguish within SASs between basic principles and essential procedures, with which auditors are required to comply, and other explanatory material.
4. As part of its revisions project of the existing auditing standards and guidelines, the Auditing Practices Board (APB) has issued its second batch of exposure drafts of proposed statements of auditing standards (SASs).
5. His warm-hearted Brooklyn sass is the exact opposite to Von Bulow's upperclass stiffness.
6. In works like Compassion (set to Albinoni's Adagio for Strings) and Now You See It, Now You Don't (a solemn confused piece dedicated to the homeless) Hall abandons the drive and sass of works like Nightwalker for emotional and sociological uplift.
7. Dominic Sass had some of his unpublished works with him when the plane crashed near Katmandhu.
8. SAS Institute Inc - it likes to be called sass, not SAS as in the UK's Special Air Services - held its tenth annual European User Group meeting, SEUGI "92, in Vienna a couple of weeks ago.