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Перевод: exist

[глагол]
быть; существовать; просуществовать; жить; влачить существование; иметься; находиться

Тезаурус:

1. Thus without DNA, proteins would not exist in modern organisms; but without proteins, DNA could not exist.
2. What cost-control methods currently exist?
3. In its original thinking for the clearing house scheme, announced last July, the Exchange intended that a management agreement will exist between the clearing house and itself for the use of the Exchange's existing and projected settlement services.
4. Nevertheless it is an immensely useful selective bibliography covering fields where few such lists exist - fiction, biography, travel, hobbies, etc.
5. Many technical experts in this country do not believe this to be sensible and know that similar views exist amongst their European colleagues.
6. But cognition cannot exist independently of its data base and for data to be evaluated it must first be perceived.
7. The sites where tree clumps now exist may have particular etheric qualities which encourage the growth of particular species or groups of species, so the natural and created landscape gradually takes on the form of the underlying pattern of energies.
8. Mr Michael Portillo, the transport minister, is reportedly sympathetic to the wide-ranging proposals, but doubts exist over whether they will be carried through.
9. Far from being a luxury or a peripheral activity, music often meets basic needs: "There exist a good many people for whom music is so important that it is difficult for them to conceive of life without it.
10. It would make life a lot simpler to do these alterations when the words exist as digits in a computer's memory, rather than as solid chunks of metal in the composing room.
11. because human subjectivity cannot ultimately exist outside a division into one of two sexes, then it is castration that finally comes to symbolise this split.
12. Yet it is a useful general principle in science that distinct and unrelated phenomena exist; not everything is the same as everything else in physics or in other areas of human endeavour.
13. And as they only exist, these many worlds, in dreams, so they only exist in a work of art.