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Перевод: versus

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против; в сравнении с

Тезаурус:

1. (And "verse" from versus , means precisely "turn".)
2. In them opposing forces sought to violate his commitment: the physical versus the spiritual; the free versus the regimented; the religious versus the secular; and so on.
3. The local politics of central versus local government, and Conservative versus Labour, is underlain by "wets" versus " drys ", by "left" versus "right", by "rural traditionalism" versus "suburban Thatcherism" and by "working-class militants" versus "the new urban left".
4. September, 1973: Poland versus Wales in England's qualifying group, a brutal confrontation, the late Trevor Hockey sent off, his manager Dave Bowen choking back obscenities.
5. Images of NIMBY and the national interest versus the local interest arise.
6. The academic literature on the Prime Minister has given rise to one of the few serious debates in British political science; the idea of Prime Ministerial government versus that of Cabinet government.
7. Chantecler must have fuelled Eliot's convictions about the origins of drama in primitive ceremony, as well as dealing with problems of religious decay and with mystical versus rational belief.
8. The oppositions invoked in these descriptions - the substantial versus the insubstantial, depth versus shallowness - are just the ones Wilde inverted and subverted.
9. These systems also enable neonates to discriminate between different facial expressions of emotion (for example, smiling versus frowning) and, sometimes, to imitate these expressions as well as non-emotional ones (for example, mouth-widening, tongue protrusion).
10. Kristin continues: "A lot of the songs deal with the agoraphobia versus claustrophobia dilemma: the problem of what a home is, when do you leave it, how are you going to make yourself a home.
11. This is less a matter of mass versus elite culture than it is of controlled laboratory situations: what is so highly specialised as to seem aberrant and uncharacteristic in the (world) of daily life can often yield crucial information about the properties of an object of study whose familiar everyday forms obscure it.
12. Therefore a man like Ramsey brought the argument about Christian unity up against the fundamental question of Catholicity versus Protestantism in a way which few others could.
13. Recoiling versus incident angle () scans.