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Перевод: weekly

[прилагательное]
еженедельный; недельный;
[наречие]
еженедельно; раз в неделю;
[существительное]
еженедельник

Тезаурус:

1. By providing a weekly update on all that's new in science and technology in a non-technical everyday language it helps to fill the gaps between textbooks and the latest developments.
2. Appendix III shows how an eventual loan of cash from the weekly credit caller, at a moment of financial hardship, can change a poor family's difficulties over making ends meet into sheer impossibility.
3. Interviewers visited them weekly with catalogues of brands and prices.
4. Your weekly shopping list will probably change; you need to think about the best ways to do this for you.
5. Punch's weekly guide to the arts, entertainment, media and more
6. The weekly rate, from 6th April 1991, is 52.50 (unchanged) or 43.50, depending on the employee's average weekly earnings.
7. Something of an intellectual among surfers, Lynch has a weekly column in a Sydney newspaper and an air of philosophical detachment.
8. The Guardian published the letters in weekly instalments from May to November 1941.
9. In England at that time shop girls would have a weekly wage of about twenty-five shillings so John Tiller was giving dancers an excellent deal by paying them fifty shillings a week when on tour, matines providing an extra ten shillings.
10. Approximately every 4 weeks as a general rule (although weekly maintenance including 5-;10% part water changes are also to be recommended) should keep your aquatic system and livestock in steady conditions and peak of health.
11. Their pay was, however, increased when he loaned them to Madame Rasimi to work in Lyons and Bordeaux, and they were proud to be able to send almost ten shillings weekly to their mothers.
12. By arrangement with the Chinese Consul-General in Vancouver, Li Chao, I edited a weekly NewsLetter dealing with the war in the Pacific, to build up greater interest in, and support for, our war effort against the Japanese invaders of southeast Asia.
13. A scheme the weekly earnings disregard from 15 for a man and dependent wife to 60 a week for six months, to encourage the over-50s to take on part-time work.