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Перевод: word

[существительное]
слово; речь ; разговор ; размолвка ; ссора ; обещание; перебранка ; замечание; известие; сообщение; приказание; пароль ; девиз ; лозунг ; текст ;
[глагол]
выражать словами; подбирать выражения; сформулировать; вести

Тезаурус:

1. Normal Angell and Clifford Allen were among those who fought a rearguard action in defence of the older, more general, meaning of the word "pacifism".
2. In our newfound realisation, we have coined the word holistic to summarise this concept.
3. The Labour leader yesterday intoned the word "socialism" in a purely ritualistic sense from time to time.
4. The popular Russian word for GHOST.
5. Walter Carew slowly raised himself upright in the chair and stared stonily at him for a full ten seconds without uttering a word.
6. Most of what is unusual about man can be summed up in one word: "culture".
7. He had not uttered one word during their entire briefing.
8. Melody is the key word and the tour demonstrates how, in the cities of Paris, Berlin, Vienna and London, the music of Offenbach, Strauss, Lehar, Ivor Novello and Lionel Monkton poured forth.
9. Comrade Preobrazhensky complains that I did not "warn the reader with single word": his article, he says is a "theoretical analysis of the fundamental regularities of our economy" and not at all an analysis of "the economic policy of the state".
10. The hyphen is "soft" because it disappears when reformatting moves the "hyphenated" word to the middle of a line.
11. "It's how you lose that matters, and - my word! - what a fine, sporting loser Sarah is!
12. I won't say a word."
13. "I'm not going back on my word."