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Перевод: straggle
[существительное] разбросанная группа; [глагол] отставать; сбивать; идти вразброд; двигаться в беспорядке; брести в беспорядке; блуждать; быть разбросанным; тянуться беспорядочно
Тезаурус:
- The upward straggle of income distributions is, in one sense, a truth about the world that we must not obscure.
- One reason for the upward straggle is the existence of a floor of zero dollars below which no country can fall (in theory), whereas there is no ceiling.
- He had often been out of work during the boy "s early years in the west of Sheffield "where the city meanders in a smokey, greasy straggle of workshops into Rotherham".
- There is still the same straggle of dwellings fronting the street down to the river, all mellowed with antiquity; there is still the same atmosphere of undisturbed tranquillity.
- Stilligarry is my favourite machair loch; a shallow straggle of bays and corners where good fish lurk.
- Taking logs of a dataset has the effect of counteracting upward straggle.
- The children skipped along with him for a few yards and he saw how beguiling their faces were, the large dark eyes, the straggle of thick black hair, the earnest looks of desperate innocence.
- If we consider the boxplots of GNP per capita for all the countries in the world, broken down into different country groups (figure 11.3), they also straggle upwards, in data batches at different levels, with different midspreads and shapes.
- There would be the same tremolo electric organ, but this time there would be no crowds of mourners - only a straggle of Buffons doing their circus tricks.
- Not all variables straggle upwards, however.
- Over to the right was the main street, with a grocer's shop on the corner and a straggle of grey houses.
- He had a bald spot, under a straggle of brown hair, and a ratty Fu Manchu moustache.
- Domestic vines and orchards, in patches of garden overgrown with poppies and clover, straggle as far up as the fortress.
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