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Перевод: reading

[существительное]
чтение; начитанность ; разночтение; знания ; публичное чтение; лекция ; вариант текста; толкование; понимание; чтение законопроекта; чтение в парламенте; отсчет показаний измерительного прибора; показание измерительного прибора

Тезаурус:

1. The first reading, formed from passages in the Old Testament, focused on a theme found in a passage from the Gospels that was expressed in the third reading.
2. In 1908, when the remaining nine holes were opened, courses also opened at Frilford Heath, North Oxford and Harewood Downs, followed by Temple in 1909, Reading (formerly Caversham and South Oxon) in 1910 and Sonning in 1914.
3. Shortly after a private reading with "Bartholomew" in Taos, New Mexico, I drove down to the nearby Rio Grande.
4. There are plenty of social activities, a football club, children's play area on the playing field, and a well-equipped snooker room in a building once known as the reading room.
5. mind reading
6. One of the young readers in his study, Joanne, is reading James Herbert's horror book, The rats , and he comments that " The rats is trash; but from the practice of reading trash a reader can still derive experience of fiction applicable in later reading.
7. Is Big Brother reading your meter?
8. just as when reading a favourite novel, we create the people and places described as we see them, so we draw on our own images and imagination to enrich our inner world, rather than accepting an unknown intruder - the voice on the tape.
9. A study published in The Lancet in 1987 demonstrated that children with higher lead levels in their blood performed less well intellectually than those with lower levels, and particularly in tests of number skills and reading ability.
10. With the reading of Hippolytus and the cracking of the outer shell of his cheerful, hard-working, no-nonsense self, introspection was running riot and "spiritualism" - by which he clearly meant dabbling in affairs of the spirit rather than solely a preoccupation with the dead - had, by the summer of 1929, taken a firm grip on him.
11. Much reading is also concerned with ourselves, our inner selves, our own identity.
12. Griffiths' and Hamilton's work on PACT (Parents, Children and Teachers) the Bellfield Project and the Harringay Project all reported in Bloom's Partnership with Parents in Reading (1987) are examples of schemes of parent listening, Keith Topping and Sheila Wolfendale in Parental involvement in Children's Reading (1985) give advice on setting up schemes of "paired reading".
13. On 11th May the Bill was given a Second Reading and referred to a Select Committee, which met on 10th July with Molesworth as Chairman.