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Перевод: express

[прилагательное]
точно выраженный; определенный; специальный; нарочитый; срочный; нарочный; курьерский; экспрессный;
[наречие]
спешно; очень быстро; с нарочным;
[существительное]
экспресс ; курьер ; срочное отправление; срочное почтовое отправление; частная транспортная контора;
[глагол]
выражать; выражать прямо; ясно выражать; высказываться; изъявить; отправлять с нарочным; отправлять срочной почтой; отправлять через посредство транспортной конторы; ехать экспрессом

Тезаурус:

1. The change in conditions has added to the confidence behind Docklands Express and Brown Windsor.
2. As popular misuc is an effective soapbox, then people will always use it to express their feelings and quite rightly.
3. The great Continental stations, Paris, Stuttgart, Vienna, Budapest, Bucharest, Constantinople, have been the beginning and ending and en route stopping-places in the wealth of literature inspired by that acme of railway luxury, the Orient Express, the train on which James Bond once shot a man for ordering red wine with his fish.
4. "You didn't express any desire to learn German?"
5. Words cannot express the sadness of seeing a teenager who looks barely older than a young child suffering from severe malnutrition, but there are the wonderful moments such as a child who suffered tremendous burns after a candle fell and set fire to her night-dress; after months of careful dressing and cleaning her wounds have virtually healed - without the clinic the little girl would almost certainly have died.
6. Scott Hamilton The suave American mainstream saxophonist completes his tour this year with gigs at Birch Hall, Oldham (061 624 4391), Tues; Pizza Express, London W1 (071 437 9595), Wed and Thur and Apr 18; The Stables, Wavendon (0908 583928), Fri; and The Sixth Form College, Cambridge (0223 620986), Apr 19.
7. We can use 600 as a kind of benchmark for a game, and express all scores as a percentage of this benchmark.
8. I wanted to express the anger inside me.
9. Its PDQ terminals can read Visa, Access, American Express and Diner's Club cards as well as some store and fuel cards.
10. "The First Amendment guarantees that every citizen, organisation and news agency has the right to express an opinion about science, even if it is untenable or inane".
11. It may well be, but the question of how much the Gold Cup took out of Cool Ground and Docklands Express will only be answered when the heat is on.
12. Only periodically does Mr Tebbit seem to have looked to Powell as a politician who could express some of his gnawing doubts about the Heath government.
13. A Manchester-Marylebone express clears Dunford Bridge behind GCR class 9P No. 6165 "Valour" the GC mobile war memorial.