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Перевод: synonymous

[прилагательное]
синонимический; синонимичный

Тезаурус:

1. Similarly, because system boundaries are not synonymous with functional or organisational boundaries, difficulties can be encountered when defining the actors , owner(s) and customers of a Human Activity System.
2. But the normal biological processes of ageing are not synonymous with either disease or loss of function.
3. Political, cultural, and religious exclusiveness combined to create a new sense of Romania which was synonymous with civilization and Christianity.
4. MORE THAN two years after the word Cleveland became synonymous with child sexual abuse, Dr Marietta Higgs remains clear about what she wants to do - go back there, and in time go back to work dealing with child abuse there.
5. This striping becomes synonymous with social attachment and is therefore the ideal pattern for evolution to exaggerate with contrasting colours.
6. For many people conservation is synonymous with nature reserves.
7. You are not likely to see feet photos on page three, which has become synonymous with mammaries.
8. "Cyprus" is synonymous with - copper", and the island was celebrated in antiquity for its mines.
9. Education and socialization were almost synonymous in his view.
10. Through two world wars, slump and revival, a diminishing fleet had followed the magic wake to Ayr and Saltcoats, the Cumbraes, Brodick, Dunoon, and of course, that name that is synonymous with the Broomielaw, a look at the engines, and the subtle aroma of chips and vinegar on a summer's evening beneath the palm trees of the Kyles of Bute, Rothesay.
11. From her point of view, wealthier and more powerful was probably synonymous with easier and more rewarding, though it is questionable whether those who actually had to rule early modern France would have seen it in quite these terms.
12. It has become synonymous with sober science, if not pompous solemnity.
13. The problem is that with the advent of the "promo" clip and the likes of MTV producing vast amounts of programming built around it, pop programming has become synonymous with music video, and no-one is going to pay you a lot of money for that, even if your programme (like ours) originates its own material.