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Перевод: conspicuous

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видный; заметный; бросающийся в глаза

Тезаурус:

1. "True taste does not in conspicuous places, exhibit large plantations or lumps of evergreens in circles, in squares, parallelograms, nor often in rows."
2. On the contrary, because conspicuous leisure is the principal manifestation of superior status, the carrying out of supervisory functions represents a socially degrading activity
3. Their cabin is a shining example of conspicuous consumption - fridge, light, fans and two ghetto-blasters.
4. During the 1987 mutiny he was conspicuous in not giving wholehearted support to the then chief coach, Dan Topolski.
5. Visual displays that involve the sudden appearance of bright colour patches or conspicuous patterns, especially eye-spots, also intimidate approaching killers.
6. The most conspicuous creatures of the oceans are not the plants, then, but animals, ranging from the polyps that make the coral reefs to the great whales and the ocean fish.
7. Of his time here it is recorded that "the seeds of that undaunted resolution and perseverance were conspicuous."
8. This too could not compel the defendant, condemned to restore, to do so, but it applied conspicuous Pressure: if he did so, well and good; if not, the plaintiff was allowed to make his own valuation of the property, and it was this which would become the damages awarded by the judge.
9. Just two weeks before his sixty-seventh birthday, Hogarth died at Leicester Fields, but his conspicuous monument - by David Garrick - was erected in Chiswick churchyard.
10. The trailing wing-tips have conspicuous head markings and even develop long, fake antennae, while the actual head is inconspicuous.
11. Every community, every tribe, had produced its leaders whose pronouncements, conspicuous wealth, bodyguards, cruelty, education and private armies proved more efficacious than any electoral appeal.
12. Among invertebrates, the most conspicuous absentees are the insects, which evolved as land animals, and have never returned convincingly to the sea.
13. Having heard all the horror stories about being nicked for speeding in the US, I was pleasantly surprised to find that most of the traffic was travelling at about 70mph, so I set the cruise control at around that speed and tried not to look conspicuous.