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Перевод: descriptive

[прилагательное]
описательный; изобразительный; наглядный; образный; начертательный

Тезаурус:

1. These names are either prescribed by law (wholemeal bread) or clearly descriptive (beef stew and dumpling) or, in the case of fish fingers, the name has been used for so long that everyone knows what they are.
2. Little other than isolated records can be established from most of these, although there are some fine descriptive passages.
3. Their tasks can be divided for descriptive purposes into practical and psychological support, although in practice most were a combination of the two.
4. Recognizing the cellular origin of cancers was a natural development from the cell theory of bodily structure and was established by the great labours of the nineteenth-century descriptive pathologists.
5. Fiona would never jock him off, in racing's descriptive phrase.
6. Your practice partner makes the list (which you do not see in advance) and then gives the short descriptive sentence which provides a clue to the way in which the key word has been used.
7. When we describe or summarize numerical information to make it more usable we are essentially using descriptive statistics.
8. She sent him one long descriptive prose account, but kept her own poems to herself This exploratory phase of their amorous correspondence was interrupted on 23 June.
9. FREE INSIDE - your 32 page pull-out wine booklet, listing everything in the Sainsbury's range with descriptive notes.
10. He can also store waypoints with a descriptive name, not just a number, and transmit way points to the receiver when required.
11. Plate CCXXI of the Figures of Plants shows two roses: the variegated Damask, or York and Lancaster, had long been known and to his descriptive account of this Miller added a note on Mrs Hart's Rose, probably a sport, with its more distinctly striped petals than the other's rather blotched red and white ones.
12. I am doubtful if it was wise to include not only dialogue but descriptive passages in a sort of sub-Chaucerian English: for instance, "Grammercy, brother!
13. A few descriptive sentences may be needed, but don't make it tedious by slowing things down.