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tall

[tɔ:l] n
stresses
mil., obs. хвост
tall [tɔ:l] adj.
gen. длинный; рослый; невероятный; чрезмерный; хвастливый; привирая с три короба; хвастливо; возвышенный; высотой; ростом; высокий (ростом; (of people and thin or narrow objects such as buildings or trees) higher than normal • a tall man/tree); в высоту (говоря о дереве, узком здании, высоком объекте • "We observed something approximately 30 feet tall," he reported to the operator, who did something of a double-take and asked him to confirm the size of the odd object. "It was pretty tall, probably about 30 feet tall," the pilot replied. -- 30 футов в высоту (coasttocoastam.com) ART Vancouver); высокого роста (В.И.Макаров); многоэтажный; рост ((of people) having a particular height • John is only four feet tall)
Gruzovik великорослый; крупный
archit. высотный (о здании)
bot. высокий (лат. celsus); высокий (лат. elatus)
chem. талловый
dial. жаровый
ecol. высокорослый
IT вертикальная (ориентация листа бумаги)
obs. мужественный; смелый; величественный
slang преувеличенный; трудный; изрядный; приукрашенный; важно; высококачественный (Interex); немыслимый; большой
space высокий
tech. высотный; большой (по высоте)
tallest adj.
Gruzovik высочайший (superl of высокий)
IT по самому высокому
tall of trees [tɔ:l] adj.
Gruzovik, forestr. жаровый
taller adj.
math. выше
TALL [tɔ:l] abbr.
O&G, sakh. сигнал аварийно низкой температуры
tall [tɔ:l] adv.
gen. гордо
 English thesaurus
TALL [tɔ:l] abbr.
abbr. I V P Technology Corporation
abbr., ed. Technology Assisted Language Learning
abbr., el. thin active layer laser
abbr., med. T-cell Acute Lymphoblastic Leukemia
tall [tɔ:l] abbr.
O&G, sakh. temperature alarm low-low
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