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Перевод: schoolbook

[существительное]
учебник ; учебное пособие

Тезаурус:

1. This was the era of the Little Red Schoolbook which I attempted to transcribe into braille with the assistance of a partially-sighted Young Socialist called Katey.
2. At first people were suspicious; they could not understand why she was so interested in these details, which she wrote down in a schoolbook.
3. The second campaign was one already touched upon, that against The Little Red Schoolbook .
4. The three major trials mentioned by the authors as being part of the second wave - those of International Times (November 1970), The Little Red Schoolbook (March 1971) and OZ 28 (June 1971) all occurred before the publication of The Longford Report or the launch of the Festival of Light, put forward as being part of the first wave.
5. Tradition rules, therefore, that you set the text in a serif face such as Times, Palatino, Bookman or Century Schoolbook while the headings are contrasted in a sans serif one such as Helvetica or Avant Garde.
6. That The Little Red Schoolbook was a revolutionary primer there can be no question.
7. The typical problems that occur are that a file created on your system using downloadable fonts works perfectly but, when you send it to another system, such as a bureau's typesetter, what you had in, say, Bodoni Bold comes back as New Century Schoolbook Italic.
8. Turning once more to the campaign surrounding The Little Red Schoolbook this point should become clear.
9. " Your plays are very clever, Ben," Richard Burbage said, "but they smell of the schoolbook, don't they, Will?"
10. Mrs Whitehouse, as has been shown, drew the attention of the DPP to The Little Red Schoolbook (LRSB) as soon as it was published in Britain, arguing that it was a "threat to the rights, the security and the character of the child".
11. The other related campaign in which Mrs Whitehouse was involved at this time - and more centrally than in the OZ case - was the prosecution brought against the publisher of a book of advice for schoolchildren called The Little Red Schoolbook .
12. The second wave included such "events" as the prosecutions of OZ , IT and The Little Red Schoolbook .
13. Many pupils who had left a schoolbook behind would rather risk punishment than walk through the dark room with the animals smiling as they watched you hunt for your things.