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Перевод: detract

[глагол]
принижать; умалять; уменьшать; отнимать

Тезаурус:

1. This would allow some room for choice, but would not detract from the fundamental notion of a centrally planned service.
2. Do not be tempted to start a harder routine at the beginning as this will almost certainly detract from the potential gains.
3. The fulfilment or non-fulfilment of inflated "plans" does not, of course, detract from the very real increases in industrial production that took place during the FFYP.
4. Obviously cock-ups like this we can well do without, but thankfully it doesn't detract from the game too much.
5. The showroom was neither large nor small, decorated in muted shades of aubergine which would not detract from the clothes.
6. But uncertainty in the predictability of income, a fall in the real value of headage support (Figure 2) notably for cattle, and the recent cost inflation continue to detract from the confidence required for long-term investment.
7. Our next stop comprises a pair of gems that would be world famous were they more amenably located, but that would be to detract from the peerless setting in which both Aldeburgh and Thorpeness golf clubs find themselves.
8. That would detract from his worldwide appeal.
9. The result of the above is that in one case costs are so high as to detract from its use, whereas the other positively attracts business.
10. Otaka ensures that nothing is allowed to detract from the overview, yet he allows his orchestra sufficient freedom to shape phrases affectionately without every suffocating them.
11. They both insisted that this was very important to them and that it did not detract from their feelings towards their adoptive parents.
12. I do not want to detract from Lincoln's performance in any way; he is a very talented athlete, but somehow that talent seems to have gone to waste.
13. Not only would such a concept detract from the value of human existence, I feel it would also be extremely conceited of us to think that we are all there is.