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Перевод: early

[прилагательное]
ранний; скороспелый; предыдущий; начальный; заблаговременный; своевременный; близкий; скорейший; скорый; преждевременный; досрочный; древний; далекий; нижний;
[наречие]
рано; заблаговременно; преждевременно; своевременно

Тезаурус:

1. Heather Couper recalls the early days of London's Planetarium
2. The advantages of using microbes for the early stages of such studies were well known and their biochemistry provided a convenient starting point for several investigators, especially in America.
3. The atmosphere of joy in the Gospels inspired the worship of the early church.
4. From the early 1960s the party had seen the issue of civil liberties as a key area of agitation.
5. David left school with 2 GCE "O" level passes, in Art and Woodwork, and the school found him a job as a junior with a commercial art company, The Design Group Ltd., and although some early press releases said that David was expelled from school, the record shows that he left two or three days early to start the job.
6. The Hanoverians of the early eighteenth century diluted their grip on power both by their frequent absences from executive meetings and by their occasional lack of command of the nation's language when they did attend.
7. The process must be kept aerobic and moist in the early stages.
8. Far from being of a piece with classical theories, computational theories share with early modern ones the nominalism that made them oblivious of what was important in the classical tradition: namely the irreducibility of thought and universals.
9. Whether or not we ever find out the precise source of the metals, analyses have shown that these early casters in West Africa had a considerable technical knowledge and expertise.
10. The growth of third parties in the Seventies and early Eighties was in a large part a product of the malfunctioning of the two-party system, partly as a consequence of Mrs Thatcher's rejection of the post-war consensus but chiefly as a result of Labour's leftward lurches.
11. The early Iron Age that followed lasted until about 800 BC, when the first city-states emerged.
12. Necessary, he confessed, in his case, as his independence and "bohemianism" showed itself early
13. The group was voted ninth best new act of 1986 in the NME readers poll published in early 1987, just behind The Pet Shop Boys and Half Man Half Biscuit.