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Перевод: radical

[прилагательное]
коренной; основной; фундаментальный; полный; радикальный; корневой; относящийся к корню числа; растущий из корня;
[существительное]
корень [мат.] ; радикал ; знак корня

Тезаурус:

1. The creation of thirteen one-man cars from the remaining railcoaches between 1971-;1977 was possibly the most radical and far-reaching step taken in post-war years.
2. Fourthly, as the example of the "Church Struggle" showed, Hitler was widely viewed - even by prominent Church leaders with a reputation for hostility to Nazism - as personally sincere, and in matters affecting established traditions and institutions as a "moderate" opposed to the radical and extreme elements in the Nazi Movement, but largely kept in the dark about what was actually going on.
3. You suspect, though, that featuring male witches is a reaction to economic demands rather than any sort of radical reinterpretation in this, the Redgrave's first Shakespeare in many years.
4. These weavers and craftsmen brought new skills to the country but they also imported radical ideas about the role of the church in society and its organisation.
5. When you examine the logic of the radical agenda, its good sense becomes less clamant.
6. In the arts it has become over the last century not the exception but almost the rule for the innovator at the crucial time of forming his style to find something in another culture from which he can learn, an influence not superficial, as in eighteenth century chinoiserie, but radical (the Impressionists and the Japanese woodcut, Debussy and the Javanese gamelan, Frank Lloyd Wright and Japanese architecture, the Imagists and Japanese and Chinese poetry, the Cubists and African sculpture, Henry Moore and the Mexican Chac Mool, Brecht and Chinese theatre, Artaud and Balinese dance).
7. This is only the start of a new area of free radical chemistry and we anticipate properties more characteristic of metals as the area develops.
8. After a lengthy meeting at the end of June there was clear agreement as to how the more controversial, and radical, of the laws should be applied.
9. Contrasting views of the peasantry point to their radical participation in the Mexican and Cuban revolutions, peasant movements such as that of La Convencon in Peru and the high levels of political consciousness of some sectors of the Chilean peasantry.
10. James Tarry, third in the Men's Championship with 11 wins, will be at the Bicester, where True Bloom might win the Land Rover qualifier, even if last Saturday's Uttoxeter winner, Radical Views, comes under orders.
11. Researchers also managed to trap the ethyl radical, C 2 H 5 , another classic organic intermediate, after preparing it from a precursor containing carbon dioxide.
12. Also in India, there appeared a number of radical critiques of its own programme which both contributed to and benefited from the conference on population at Bucharest (e.g. Weissman 1970).
13. A radical way to tackle malaria