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Перевод: denote

[глагол]
указывать; указывать на; показывать; отмечать; выражать; обозначать; значить; означать

Тезаурус:

1. Each nation is seen as a kind of family, clan or tribe, assuming these entities denote common descent.
2. The dynamics depend only on the product of survival and fertility, which we denote by .
3. We also use face names to denote face turns.
4. Seniority does not necessarily denote competence in all procedures.
5. For these works, the use of bright colour, which flickers across the garden scenes, is less apparent, and the impressions rely more on goldens and browns, matured colours which denote fading grandeur and bring to mind the self-portraits of Rembrandt.
6. Differencing to denote cadency.
7. At ten-thirty-five, a stout woman in a blue overall with plain, pale-blue collar and cuffs to denote her seniority came up with a clipboard and said, "Tim and Anna.
8. The term carer or family carer will be used to denote those doing unpaid family care.
9. Revealing hidden strengths and weaknesses does not denote success or failure, but enables us to offer more precise guidelines for executives to achieve their maximum potential."
10. It is a pity that a news flash device could not be used to denote the settings - much of the effect of some of the scenes is lost because you don't really know where you are.
11. One important difference between the two lists is that those in list ( a ) refer to internal events and states, whilst those in list ( b ) denote external and therefore observable behaviour.
12. This piece is carried to the UF position, which we denote by FR UF .
13. The rules were based on the principle of substitution using a common "radical" (we would now call it a parent) to denote members of the same family.