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Перевод: inflexion

[существительное]
сгибание; изгиб ; флексия ; изменение формы слова; интонация ; модуляция

Тезаурус:

1. In addition, it often seems that police culture possesses a dramaturgical or melodramatic inflexion, as the increasingly autocratic operational style is brought to bear in contests with new generations of dissenting workers, political radicals, and the largely dispossessed criminal underclass.
2. Then, without a pause, but with a sharp change of tone and inflexion, she was the starched, crisp, efficient Sister.
3. Mr Getty, by omitting the letter "i", reduced Colin's Christian name to a monosyllable, while Colin contrived to get three separate sounds into the name Paul, which he always spoke with a rising inflexion.
4. This usually makes the chords look rather odd on paper, but this does not worry the harpist, who, as we have said, connects each note, whatever its chromatic inflexion, with a particular string.
5. Its political inflexion contests the middle-class work ethic which is the main purpose of its message.
6. Mravinsky's attitude to dynamics seems to be on the lines of "no gradual inflexion unless explicit instructions are given to the contrary".
7. The spoken word has vast opportunities for variety by the use of tone, stress, inflexion and in the way that our words are delivered.
8. By contrast, Oistrakh on Le Chant du Monde, though not entirely at home in the Gallic idiom, is far more subtle in inflexion and seems less determined to impress.
9. Could there be an application for the observation that most methylated purines give neither a peak nor an inflexion on cathodic stripping voltammetry?
10. It is often divided into two lobes by an inflexion of its wall where it articulates with the pleuron.
11. Most of our group were sent to pick grapes under the supervision of an ex-legionnaire whose age and Germanic inflexion marked him as a former member of the Wehrmacht.
12. Show by inflexion, each of the proper nouns as adjectives: - Spain, Ceylon, Portugal, Denmark, Switzerland.
13. Always the sound is superbly focused, the inflexion unanimous; it may be lean, but it is never thin.