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Перевод: unimpeded

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Тезаурус:

1. Neutrinos, those ghostly elementary particles produced in radioactive decays, have a reputation for being elusive: they interact so weakly with matter they can pass right through the Earth unimpeded.
2. The original position seems to presuppose not just a neutral theory of the good, but a liberal, individualistic conception according to which the best that can be wished for someone is the unimpeded pursuit of his own path, provided it does not interfere with the rights of others.
3. The returning sonar thus passes virtually unimpeded through the "auditory window", the delicate layer of tissue covering a thin lower mandible, travelling thence along the jaw until it reaches the auditory bulla, an auditory sense receptor lying close to the point of articulation of the lower jaw with the remainder of the skull.
4. The "special announcements" on the German radio of the rapid, almost unimpeded, advance of the Wehrmacht in the west could therefore scarcely be believed.
5. "The people has completely lost its nerve and is dreadfully wound up and frightened", ran a report from Upper Bavaria in March 1945, as once again an "enemy air armada" in full flight formation crossed the skies completely unimpeded.
6. Mr Brady made clear American concern over the crisis, implying that the West's 15 billion aid package was conditional on Mr Gaidar being allowed to continue unimpeded.
7. In May the Soviet Union proposed the abolition of 75 per cent of the existing stocks of weapons and offered unimpeded inspection.
8. These are interpreted differently Down Under; to take two among many examples of the New Zealand way, back home Shelford promotes, unimpeded, a brand of baked beans (called Watties), and John Kir- wan, the wing, advertises bananas.
9. The antagonists, all equally concerned about the incomparable danger, included Michael Foot, who is at least consistent, David Steel, whose reasonable approach to all matters has so far been unimpeded by office.
10. Everlastingly the Kingsbrook rattled over its stones, hindered here and there by tree roots or a growth of weed, but ultimately unimpeded, always moving, glittering in the sun as if gold pieces gleamed beneath its ripples.
11. The fish harvested in the Eastern Mediterranean totalled 135 000 tonnes in 1964, the last year in which floodwater reached the sea unimpeded, with sardines accounting for 15 000 tonnes.
12. In fact, however, new disappointments followed on Hitler's confident promises: the bombing, almost unimpeded by German defences, intensified; the situation on the eastern Front worsened almost by the day; and in the west an invasion was expected at any time.
13. It aids understanding of these phenomena to recognise that the function of all timber pests is to break down and convert dead trees into soil, allowing new trees unimpeded growth.