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Перевод: less

[прилагательное]
меньший; незначительный; ничтожный; ограниченный; мелочный;
[наречие]
меньше; немного; менее; без; в меньшей степени;
[существительное]
меньшая сумма; меньшее количество;
[предлог]
без;
[суффикс]
без-; не-

Тезаурус:

1. Here, as with rape, it seems sufficient to show that D "could not care less" whether the other party was not consenting.
2. One developed into nothing more than a simple ball of cells with no gut at all, the other into a more or less normal larva.
3. Education, in recent years, has been characterised by less rigidity, less concentration and greater opportunities for mobility, but all these features become more apparent higher up the educational pyramid.
4. The business of the audition is squeezed into all this in less time than it takes to shake a leg.
5. Left to themselves, without adult interference, groups of children tend to become more rather than less aggressive as time goes by.
6. The scheme was now financially viable, and the last instalment of a private start-up loan of substantially less than 1m was about to be repaid.
7. A less ambitious cash-in is the Gorby blaster, above right: the head flashes red and wails when pressed.
8. However, when these figures are broken down, it can be seen that certain groups, such as single women over 75, are less likely to have an occupational pension, and, if they do, the average amount is less.
9. Though Eliot refuses to treat the uneducated merely as "savages", his essential ideas about the indispensable contribution of religion to culture are presented as being derived from the study of a less complex model.
10. Surely it is possible that a jury might decline to convict of murder a person who intentionally killed under gross provocation, even though they knew that the judge could give a lenient sentence, because they wished to signify the reduction in the defendant's culpability by using the less stigmatic label of manslaughter.
11. Many of the soldiers have families held hostage in the refugee camps along the Thai border, but so do the two other, much less effective, resistance factions.
12. However, it is frequently used for long distance tows, because there is less of a tendency to get a slack rope during level flight in the low tow position.
13. Less than forty hectic hours later, Mrs Thatcher, who had once proudly proclaimed herself a "lady not for turning", had made the most dramatic U-turn of her whole political career.