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Перевод: indifferent

[прилагательное]
безразличный; равнодушный; индифферентный; незаинтересованный; безучастный; нейтральный; беспристрастный; посредственный; незначительный; маловажный

Тезаурус:

1. Light: Indifferent.
2. Regan gave an indifferent shrug.
3. Light: Subdued light, though it is very indifferent to any other conditions.
4. After all a molecule is indifferent to the discipline practised by its observer, and it will indulge in physical, chemical or biological processes (or any combination thereof) according to the circumstances; a la cane options are strictly forbidden.
5. Often, these reactions are contrary; for example, they can be very sensitive or indifferent to touch.
6. She was far from indifferent to me, I felt sure of that, but neither would she contemplate carrying on an affair with a married man.
7. He was indifferent to listeners.
8. A sanitiser used to replace cleaning and disinfection still requires the final rinse and the standard achieved is likely to be indifferent.
9. Indifferent editing has allowed numerous errors including structural formulae inconsistent with rather informal polymer nomenclature, paragraphs being repeated and a statement advising the reader that "recently, ammonium zirconium carbonate was granted FDA approval for use as a component of paper and paperboard in contact in good" - whatever that is supposed to mean.
10. In other words, it wasn't very deep, it didn't have a filter, and any informality was down to my indifferent building skills, rather than intentional.
11. This passage is rendered ambiguous by the use of the word "indifferent": if that connotes failure to realize an obvious risk, the test is similar to Caldwell but probably inconsistent with the earlier assertion that "mere inadvertence is not enough".
12. Bhilai's workers were organised by AITUC, the trade union of India's Communist Party, but it proved indifferent to the conditions of casual labourers - the majority.
13. Indifferent service was noticeable: it was always going to be hard to persuade the Euro "cast members" (as staff are called) to adopt the "Have-a-Nice-Day" grin.