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Перевод: reciprocal

[прилагательное]
взаимный; обоюдный; двусторонний; эквивалентный; соответственный; ответный; обратный;
[существительное]
противоположность ; обратная величина

Тезаурус:

1. Recognising that feminist film theory, criticism and film-making have developed very much in reciprocal relation to each other, I shall try to sketch the major areas of interest and controversy in the past twenty years in Britain and America.
2. It would be helpful if some reciprocal arrangement led to college representation on the board of an appropriate company.
3. Then we undressed each other, lay down on the bed, and made our first, fully reciprocal, passionate love.
4. The relation between the world and God is not one of reciprocal dependence: the world exists only as an act of divine favour.
5. She planned to stay for a couple of days in the Arts Club in Edinburgh, as she belonged to a London club that had a reciprocal arrangement.
6. This section does not cover expenses recovered under a reciprocal health arrangement and the cost of treatment in the British Isles, available under a State Insurance Scheme.
7. Both the mule and its much less common reciprocal, the hinny (by a stallion out of a she-ass), are the result of man's observations and interference.
8. According to sources here, unless significant, reciprocal Chinese gestures are forthcoming, demands for permanent economic sanctions against Beijing are likely to gain momentum.
9. In reciprocal discourse, then, interlocutors can always establish, by the turn-taking of talk, the necessary grounds of shared knowledge, and so arrive at a mutually satisfactory schematic convergence.
10. No negotiation by active and reciprocal participation is possible: the reader and writer cannot, as conversationalists can, work together in directing the course of the communication.
11. Whereas the young hamadryas baboon males move in the periphery of the bands of harems the geladas establish groups of consistent membership, close bonding between individuals, and reciprocal collaborations in several aspects of life.
12. Klima may perhaps be a common name in Czechoslovakia, and Kundera has become a common name in the conversation of Western readers, who are drawn to these reciprocal concerns of his.
13. I now know that the anger is reciprocal.