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Перевод: view

[существительное]
вид ; поле зрения; пейзаж ; картина ; кругозор ; взгляд ; мнение; точка зрения; воззрение; намерение; осмотр ;
[глагол]
осматривать; смотреть; оценивать; судить; рассматривать; разглядывать; узреть

Тезаурус:

1. In view of the government's "presumption in favour of development", which is enshrined in its latest planning policy guidance, it is not difficult to foresee a chaotic future in which intense development pressure is countered by equally intense environmental opposition with the county council less and less able to take a strategic view.
2. The apocalyptic view must be rejected.
3. Watershed: a view from the ridge
4. Ideally some of the training centres should be phased out with a view to developing more flexible training arrangements for a wider range of young people who may or may not be mentally handicapped.
5. From the patient's point of view, admission to hospital involves a change of environment and routine and that, in itself, creates problems with the AL of maintaining a safe environment.
6. This is a splendid opportunity to enjoy the fantastic visibility from the Trislander's big windows, for many passengers the first time they have really had much of a view from an aircraft.
7. But the crisis nature of so many decisions to admit, and the compulsion involved in the route into care reinforced this negative view, and gave it the features of a self-fulfilling prophecy.
8. Unfortunately, or fortunately, depending on your point of view, these towers of power usually seen gracing the backline of mega guitarists cost a severe amount of wonga.
9. These included being prepared to listen and acknowledge Tony's difficulties, helping his father and girlfriend view them in a more understanding way, after allowing them to ventilate their feelings, clarifying the nature of Tony's problems and helping him focus on those which he could do something about.
10. "Institutions have a jaundiced view of hotel property.
11. Steadily increasing amounts of their time, energy and money are being devoted to reckoning with us, not on the merits of the issues involved for the most part, but instead with a view to destroying our movement by discrediting those who comprise it.
12. In an obituary (Milne-Redhead, 1984) the writer says "Meanwhile another botanical interest had developed, with Wilmott's collaboration and Maybud's Scottish heritage, namely an annual botanising expedition to the Outer Hebrides, with a view to obtaining enough material and information to write a Flora.
13. He clearly has a highly unrealistic view of human nature if he assumes that sexual activity will only take place when progeny is desired.