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Перевод: short-lived

[прилагательное]
мимолетный; недолговечный

Тезаурус:

1. Presumably it was brought to London when John Gamgee moved his college there as the short-lived Albert Veterinary College.
2. Their influence was usually patchy and short-lived.
3. This is because higher level waste is initially rich in short-lived isotopes which are highly radioactive.
4. However their peace is short-lived when they meet the charming Nick Buckley, the last of a long line of Buckleys inhabiting "End House", which is poised in isolation on a rocky point visible from the hotel.
5. However, the vascular activity of prostacyclin in vivo is very short-lived and is less than its chemical half-life at physiological temperature and pH (i.e., three minutes).
6. Recognition (being featured in Life magazine) was dramatic but short-lived.
7. That was fairly short-lived and the mill was sold in 1875, following the death of one of the partners.
8. The alleged choice is in any case short-lived.
9. for the wellbeing of the community in which we reside - a society without rules or norms about courteous behaviour, mutual obligations and co-operation would be brutish and possibly short-lived.
10. But it should also be possible to generate a short-lived form of latent inhibition in which the A2 state is an after-effect of the occurrence of the target stimulus.
11. The huge loss of dollars under "other transactions" in 1947 reflects the short-lived abolition of controls over access to dollars in that year.
12. In 1973 it confirmed its support of the Palestine Patriotic Front (successor to the short-lived National Guidance Committee), which had been established by the Palestine (previously Jordan) Communist Party.
13. Election Focus:A Hung Parliament: The concurrence of atoms Andrew Roberts looks at the history of political pacts in Britain and finds them disliked, short-lived - and heartening for the Tories