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Перевод: changeable

[прилагательное]
непостоянный; изменчивый; неустойчивый; поддающийся изменениям

Тезаурус:

1. Because the inadequate moisture levels are also highly changeable, year-to-year variation in Soviet farm output is typically three times greater than in the United States.
2. This, though it is everywhere as various and as changeable as the biographical time which Bakhtin finds in classical Greek literature, can nevertheless still be identified as a distinctive and possibly definitive generic shift.
3. So changeable in his opinions was Keynes that many of his contemporaries were baffled, or wrote him off as mentally erratic.
4. Leapor, surprisingly, includes Pope among saucy wits, for the mayfly as a metaphor for women's changeable nature is taken from his "Epistle to a Lady":
5. In the mainstream Christian tradition it is the human suffering of God (of God, not some limited, changeable, process-god) that redeems our agonised world.
6. Eliot was able to "recognise himself through someone other" - a changeable other, but at one point it was the Frenchman Laforgue.
7. Very weepy and clingy ; erratic temperature and changeable symptoms; thirstless ; often accompanied by some sort of digestive upset - nausea or diarrhoea after the fever has passed; chilly but dislikes the heat; thick, yellow , bland discharges; earache; lingering eye complaints; dry cough at night and loose by day; desires cool open air .
8. Refinements include adjustable pressure options, detergent feed, dead man's handle and attachments such as spray hoods and changeable nozzles which can shape the water jet from a fine pencil to a broad fan.
9. Dr Clarke's painstaking scrutiny of the record now shows that Keynes was even more changeable than we thought.
10. Why do we take some things as natural, unavoidable, and others as socially shaped and changeable?
11. These changeable areas are called intertidal zones.
12. A climate of artistic opinion is as tricky to predict as the English weather, and also quite as changeable.
13. Because the poles will heat more than the equator, there will be a tremendous imbalance in energy over the next few decades, which seems bound to produce enormously turbulent and changeable weather, including gales, floods, and late frosts.