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Перевод: anew

[наречие]
снова; заново; по-новому;
[вспомогательный]
сызнова

Тезаурус:

1. ANEW study of the poet of Xanadu and The Ancient Mariner has won the Whitbread Biography of the Year prize, earning its author 1,750 and leaving him in the field for the Book of the Year 20,250 prize, to be announced on January 24.
2. Many believe that Mr Kinnock's heart may have been cut out and stamped on but that it beats anew in Mr Brown, and for this reason alone the party leader is credited with wanting the 41-year old Scot to succeed him in the event of disaster.
3. ANEW crop of cookery books is springing up with all the vigour of hardy perennials; neck-and-neck with growth in the garden is the arrival of publications on my doorstep, some fresh and new, some welcome revivals.
4. Of course, since I first penned these stirring lines E. O. Wilson has brought forth his spectacular synthesis of ethology and population genetics and opened anew the vigorous debate concerning the roles of the biological and the socially acquired in the determination of human behaviour.
5. They are happier now, for by conserving and converting the existing buildings they were able to achieve a higher percentage of floor space than if they had built anew.
6. Forced to examine the situation anew, I have come to the following conclusions:
7. It was decided to keep the marvellous facades of the School of Music and build anew within them.
8. Every new organism begins as a single cell and grows anew.
9. ANEW type of health guide has been produced in the West Country.
10. Housing official signed transfer forms and I was told I would receive notification of anew house within a week.
11. The very unfamiliarity, now, of the language and concepts of Christianity makes it possible to present these anew both as a moral ideal and an attitude to humanity and the capacities of humanity.
12. ANEW charity backed by a host of public figures was launched yesterday in memory of Bernt Carlsson, a Swedish diplomat and United Nations Commissioner for Namibia, who was killed in the Lockerbie disaster.
13. The mini-buffets underlined anew the truism that if all food could somehow be prepared on terra firma, familiar restaurant-car hazards such as unreliable equipment and minuscule space would no longer matter.