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Перевод: assorted

[прилагательное]
сортированный; смешанный; классифицированный; подходящий

Тезаурус:

1. STEPPING OUT is the story of the lives, laughs and loves of a weekly tap dancing class with ten ladies of assorted ages, ambitions and sizes plus one man who doesn't want to be noticed, and usually isn't!
2. Probably no other mountains in Britain have such extensive scope for a natural arrangement of marvellously assorted shapes in breadth as well as depth.
3. Elsewhere other assorted monsters complete the decoration.
4. The bridge was pedestrian-only and had been taken over by assorted buskers playing jazz or folk music.
5. Lord Shawcross, who at one time or another was chairman of the Bar Council, the Press Council, the Medical Research Council, the Takeover Panel, and assorted royal commissions and tribunals of inquiry, claimed when questioned that the consideration uppermost in the minds of such figures was "the national interest".
6. Two performances on Boxing Day; assorted casts, full details of ballet casting from 01-240 9815.
7. Then came fruit salad and cream, followed by Cheshire, Cheddar or cream cheese, with "toast Imperial", assorted biscuits, crystallised fruit, coffee and liqueur brandy".
8. Teversham stopped where he was, saw Miss Williams notice him, and waited patiently while she dispatched four of the assorted teenagers to a distant meadow with eight ponies, and while the yard cleared of small children and their parents.
9. He had lined up assorted members of the crack US Navy team known as the Seals, a 100-horsepower Zodiac boat, a helicopter, and an oxygen back-pack with six minutes of air.
10. The Egyptian department's assorted examples of the embalmer's art extend from the full body to three lone penises (gilded).
11. Russian bolero woollen sweater, 115, in assorted colours.
12. The implication of the Heseltine resignation, assorted other speeches, asides and articles can be made to seem too strong.
13. Certainly, assorted nationalists now dominate half a dozen outlying republics, and Boris Yeltsin can stir the masses.