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Перевод: called

[прилагательное]
называемый; именуемый

Тезаурус:

1. "Well, I've just done a week at Battersea Arts Centre with this blues band called The Dolphins, who I play with quite regularly now.
2. Sir Robin Day, realising that drastic measures were called for, started to make funny faces.
3. Floor, garage floor, and step paints are hard wearing and not slippery, although they cannot be called non-slip.
4. Lithuania's president, Mr Vytautas Landsbergis, promptly called the decree illegal, and said it could be implemented only by "brutal armed force".
5. This amount is called "the prescribed element".
6. On Commodore John Byron's voyage in search of new land in the southern Atlantic (1764-;6), he called at Madeira between 13 and 19 July 1764 in command of two British naval ships, the Delfim and the Tamar .
7. This called depolarisation.
8. The dragon homed in on Olybrius' wrath, which called him across the continent.
9. For a long time Cindy's only competition was a sad show called Style With Elsa Klensch , a yapping Aussie who looks like the missing link between Morticia and Uncle Fester in The Addams Family .
10. As this consciousness is immediately intertwined with the murmuring of the River Derwent, we are reminded of the poem about The Brook (p. 34) and the "poem upon the Wye", as Tintern Abbey was sometimes called.
11. He had previously written listing them: "Pierrot in a wishy washy thing called St Valentine's Eve a man in Our Lady's Mercy , a grasshopper in Carnaval des Animaux and a man in some Russian thing."
12. One of Niki's tactics in that elaborate form of board game called "driver negotiations" (i.e. how does a driver get the best car and the most money?) was always to talk to a lot of teams, hinting, not so subtly, that "if the package was right", he could be seduced.
13. There is an excellent book which covers this intriguing subject called Sporting Body Sporting Mind (J Syer and C Connolly, CUP 1984) which explains numerous methods of mental preparation.