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Перевод: insight

[существительное]
проницательность ; способность проникновения в суть; понимание; интуиция

Тезаурус:

1. "Is our school a good school?" is unlikely to draw many negative responses or to provide much insight into the sources of satisfaction or dissatisfaction.
2. She says "Hello" and then reveals an insight into her nature by taking part in a "Scruples" game.
3. In developing the Kantian insight along Rawlsian lines, several points must be borne in mind.
4. LITTLE of the sweaty-palmed tension and frantic chaos of the BBC television commentary box is relayed to the viewers, but Jack Bannister provides a revealing insight into the mechanics of the box, using as his vehicle last summer's keenly contested Test series.
5. However, in spite of that, the range of decorative arts on display gives an insight into the intense creativity of Bohemian craftsmen and the workshops of Prague.
6. Whereas the library promotion schemes are designed to publicize the library service, the courses go a stage further by giving an insight of how the library operates as well as orienting the course participant to the services and stock.
7. Tours of the UNEXPECTED AN INSIGHT INTO INDUSTRY
8. "Then I can tell you the difference between invention and insight."
9. An insight into Mrs Thatcher's character is conveyed by the kind of people with whom she feels comfortable.
10. Dover's crucial insight was the surprising realisation that the slow, gradual homogenisation of a gene family by these internal mechanisms could bring about a more or less synchronous genetic change in a sexually reproducing population.
11. But this is still a reading of great insight which I shall often return to, for it offers much food for thought.
12. Such calculations also provide an insight into particle physics.
13. He shared her natural ability to understand horses, her insight into how their minds worked.