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Перевод: corroborate

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подтверждать; подкреплять

Тезаурус:

1. His yearning letters to her from Wales and Oxford corroborate amply her direct narrative of their passionate, loving sexuality.
2. We can corroborate our timescale of the circulation by looking at the changes in density surface of the salinity minimum.
3. The other could think of nothing to tell to either corroborate or add to the mystery.
4. Such difficulties as these tend to be all the more preoccupying nowadays because one does not have the means to discuss and corroborate views with one's fellow professionals in the way one once did.
5. When he stands alone in such a place confronted by several police officers, usually some of high rank, the dice are loaded against him, especially as he knows there is no one to corroborate him as to what exactly occurred during the interrogation, how it was conducted and how long it lasted".
6. These findings corroborate other studies as well as date collected by agencies in the course of dealing with homeless people."
7. To those outside, it is all nonsense - an observation that Ayer would be the first to corroborate.
8. Also references in this book to the extent of soil erosion are drawn from a wide variety of sources and go some way to corroborate the view that, whether it is important or not, environmental degradation is certainly happening.
9. They have been pressing allies to corroborate their findings.
10. Ongoing experiments in Wales corroborate these results, although with animals like moles, which have tough and durable skins, the periods involved are longer by over half.
11. But LFF evidence tends to corroborate suggestions that this may be because such film-making is just not very good at the moment.
12. However, eyewitnesses stated that they saw soldiers simulating a leg injury in order to corroborate the above statement.
13. However, if the general points of our argument are right, it seems to us that the innate versus learnt debate loses most of its force; indeed, the papers in this volume corroborate such findings.