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Перевод: impart

[глагол]
придавать; сообщать; передавать; давать

Тезаурус:

1. She swung her whole body round and fixed her eyes on Henry's face as if he were a dying spy with some vital secret to impart.
2. With boys in unskilled employment, the intention was not so much to impart skills, "as to retain them at an impressionable age and to mould and discipline their character", and in such cases specialization or technical training would be out of place.
3. Such notions impart to sexual difference theory its distinctive intellectual and existential charge.
4. However, he had a peculiar knowledge of his own, and could give information such as no one else could impart."
5. The corresponding regions on the right hand side seem to be smaller, they control the rhythm, pitch and stress of pronunciation which impart the emotional flavour to all we say and hear.
6. "On the job training is the most common form of training in any form of organisation it has its disadvantages however the quality of this kind of training will vary from service point to service point, depending on the availability of the individual trainer, his interest and his understanding of the need to impart knowledge.
7. But McMahon and his co-worker Peter Greene found that the hardest track was not the one to impart the most bounce, and therefore was not the fastest.
8. This right shall include freedom to hold opinions and to receive and impart information and ideas without interference by public authority and regardless of frontiers.
9. The debate is now largely "old hat" in the sociology of education and there is a general consensus that schools do indeed impart values, but these are usually modified or developed versions of already existing dominant values of the society of which they form a part, including a number of parental values.
10. Mother would not permit my brothers to impart a slap on my face or bottom, as she abhorred any display of violence.
11. For example, we might release new strains of mosquitoes carrying genes that prevent the development of parasites within them, or genes that impart susceptibility to previously used efficient and economic insecticides.
12. The message the voice has to impart is well-known to the users of this service: "Good morning, ladies and gentlemen inaudible earlier defective train leading to inaudible cancellations inaudible delays to all destinations."
13. They concentrate on showing themselves as knowledgeable rather than involved, as experts who can impart information.