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Перевод: efficient

[прилагательное]
квалифицированный; умелый; эффективный; действенный; целесообразный; рациональный; продуктивный; с высоким коэффициентом полезного действия; подготовленный;
[существительное]
сомножитель

Тезаурус:

1. During their travels they appear to have developed a black variety which became extremely popular, perhaps because its natural nocturnal camouflage assisted it to become a more efficient mouser and ratter.
2. The target can be exceeded, with carbon emissions falling to 1.9 million tonnes, if the most efficient technology that researchers can imagine is adopted.
3. The limbs were modified into efficient paddles, perfectly adapted for sculling through the water.
4. Novel, efficient and audacious, it was typical of Chapman's concern for his players' comfort.
5. These are the big, efficient producers who need less protection against price cuts.
6. But the whole process is still not as efficient.
7. Sullen but accurate, spiky but efficient: that's it.
8. His analysis suggests that the spending levels of bureaux will not be "optimal", but within the agreed budgets he concedes that management will generally be efficient, if not quite as efficient as the private sector.
9. The quality of craftsmanship and interesting shape of the tiles designed to convect heat shows that even at this early date, the room stove was an important decorative object as well as an efficient source of energy.
10. Judging from skull form, these now-extinct groups were probably reasonably efficient feeders, which poses questions about the causes of their extinction.
11. Certain snakes and lizards are highly efficient at wriggling themselves down into the sand or gravel in such a way that only the tops of their heads and their eyes remain exposed to view.
12. In general, modern fishing is far too efficient for its own good, with ships often removing entire shoals in one sweep, far out to sea.
13. If we are not careful adult education may become a social service like national insurance, "laid on" by the university in a spirit if efficient paternalism.