Все Английские слова с переводом на Русский язык - страница 1015

An entire group or body of clients considered collectively; a clientele.

Of or relating to a client or clients.

Having or supplied with a client or clients. chiefly with modifying adverb, or as the second element in compounds, as "well-cliented", etc.

The state or condition of being a dependant or client; the relation of such a client to his or her patron.

Clients collectively.

Clients collectively.

Having no client or clients.

An entire group or body of clients; a clientele.

A person or organization using the services of a lawyer or other professional person or company.

A steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea.

Having, or characterized by the presence of, a cliff or cliffs. also: situated on a cliff. frequently with modifying word or as the second element in compounds, as "high-cliffed", "steeply cliffed", "white-cliffed".

A dramatic and exciting ending to an episode of a serial, leaving the audience in suspense and anxious not to miss the next episode.

A dramatic and exciting ending to an episode of a serial, leaving the audience in suspense and anxious not to miss the next episode.

The action or sport of climbing a cliff or cliffs.

Without a cliff or cliffs.

A steep rock face, especially at the edge of the sea.

A person (especially a man) who climbs cliffs, especially as a sport or pastime.

A pseudomorphic form of graphite occurring as small cubic crystals in iron meteorites.

Steal or take without permission.

A climacteric or critical year or period of time in a person's life or career; specifically the female menopause. also: a year or period of time in which a critical event or significant change occurs or is expected to occur.

A critical period or event.

Having extreme and far-reaching implications or results; critical.

Relating to or constituting a climacteric; = "climacteric"; especially relating to or constituting a grand climacteric.

In a climacteric manner; specifically †(a) so as to reach a climacteric year, especially the 63rd year; compare "climacteric" (obsolete); (b) towards or by way of a climax, climactically.

A critical period or event.

Having extreme and far-reaching implications or results; critical.

The menopause; = "climacterium".

Acting as a culmination or resolution to a series of events; forming an exciting climax.