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Перевод: acknowledged

[прилагательное]
признанный; общепризнанный

Тезаурус:

1. Cattle bred by Richard Tudor Jones, acknowledged as one of the best breeders and judges around, are widespread through registered herds.
2. But this one, standing before me in her underwear, was immediately possessable, if possession means the same thing as physical penetration, or if possession is something you measure by its financial cost, and if possession is acknowledged to be temporary, a leasehold, an object you lose or abandon.
3. Their help in this and in many other areas is gratefully acknowledged.
4. The outcome of the race, on handicap - and the NorTel Southern Cross Cup - was far from settled, although it is acknowledged that the New South Wales team will win after Britain's Juno IV retired with a broken boom.
5. This was acknowledged in the US Congressional Hearings on test-tube fusion held on 26 April, 1989.
6. Chairman Antony Pilkington acknowledged concern that high interest rates were beginning to hit some UK customers.
7. It is now becoming a generally acknowledged fact that the Undertakers in England have too long neglected the importance of sanitation as applied to their own profession.
8. To have acknowledged social depression and despair would have been to have identified anger.
9. This influence is acknowledged when Dustin meets Mia at the bar and overhears her discussing what is obviously (though it is coyly not named), Jean-Luc Godard's Weekend of 1967.
10. It is now widely acknowledged (except by saddoes) that Dr Who stopped being good after Jon Pertwee in 1974 - but that makes 11 glorious years of top-class, home-spun cheap thrills in out space - a reign untouched by later, more sophist TV sci-fi.
11. "He's not a bad master," Sean acknowledged.
12. But it is not so generally known and acknowledged that some of them in their day held high positions in the scientific world, nor has sufficient commendation been bestowed upon the whole body for their unselfish zeal in the promotion and encouragement of the study of Natural History, and especially Botany, as an essential element of medical education.
13. The government acknowledged that this merger posed no immediate risk to consumers, but reasoned that other chains in the area might follow the example.