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Перевод: scrupulous

[прилагательное]
добросовестный; щепетильный; тщательный; скрупулезный; совестливый

Тезаурус:

1. My first suggestion was sunlight, fresh air and scrupulous hygiene - and to keep the feet as dry as possible.
2. By arguing that stringent safety regulations here will give other, less scrupulous countries the edge, they may be able to blackmail the government into diluting the necessary legislation.
3. All of Kafka nothing but report to the Academy, presented by a scrupulous and conscientious clerk.
4. The fact that a sociologist was witnessing the interviews make it all the more certain they would be conducted with scrupulous care, but there was no way he would be given access to the extra-legal deals which may well have gone on outside the interview room or later during a prison visit for "write-offs".
5. When a research project is written up it will probably not be any grandiose offering (indeed it will probably be all the better for not being grandiose), but if the research has been carried out with scrupulous attention to detail and accuracy and the statement of results does not go beyond the limits justified by the data then a useful craftsmanlike job of work will have been accomplished.
6. Like Mr Major, Liverpool was a candid speaker who was scrupulous in refusing to descend to misrepresentation or fancy political footwork.
7. Alfred Yates and D. A. Pidgeon in Admission to Grammar Schools (1957) reviewed all the available evidence with scrupulous and objective care and concluded that the existing processes of selection could indeed be improved to yield more accurate results.
8. Terry Lovell's Pictures of Reality was a seminal text in this respect, since it presented a scrupulous critique of the semiotic and psychoanalytical preoccupations of film theory even before they came into full swing in feminism.
9. So his Contras behave like homicidal lager-louts, and his Sandinistas like palely scrupulous members of the SDP.
10. Though he has difficulty in writing anything for publication, he is a scrupulous and painstaking examiner, and his own examination papers are carefully pondered, finely drafted works of art.
11. Impulsive by nature and eager to experience fully the love that she knows will be hers for life, Helen is scrupulous in her demands on his friendship and earnest in her desire to learn by his side.
12. A critic walking for the first time into a gallery may describe a colour in a picture as blue; it will have been the scrupulous task of a conservator to have established that the particular colour in question was Prussian blue, and thus cannot date before the eighteenth century.
13. And indeed, the habit had grown up of issuing acts of revocation well after the minorities were in practice over, at the age of twenty-five; James V was so scrupulous on this point that his was announced in Rouen, where he was on his twenty-fifth birthday.