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Перевод: cite

[глагол]
ссылаться; сослаться; цитировать; вызывать в суд; упоминать в списках отличившихся

Тезаурус:

1. It was brave of the authors to heap praise on the high-energy policies of Labour cities such as Sheffield and Birmingham; and braver still to cite Richard Rogers' plan for London, co-written with Fisher.
2. With the aid of CITE, the search query can be presented in English in free form - as sentences, phrases, lists of terms etc.
3. You propose a new wheeze to help farmers; I cite a specific nonsense that will result.
4. Hey (1976) for example examines the practice of specialists (by client group) and concludes that what many cite as their distinctive attribute is the element of knowledge.
5. Pointing out the implications of high pore pressure and its importance in providing a lubricated detachment layer, they cite evidence from a recent earthquake in the thrust area that the zone is still (or rather again) seismically active in the same sense as in Variscan times.
6. By April 30th Carla Hills, the American trade boss, must decide whether to cite China as an "unfair" trader.
7. Taking only the period in which this book has been written, and limiting the location to the UK, there have been numerous similar press-provoked scandals in which the homosexual has kept turning up where he or she should not, especially at the "respectable" centre of things: in MI5, the Houses of Parliament, as parliamentary candidate, schoolteacher, council employee, prison chaplain, vicar, guard to the Queen Mother, film star, circuit judge, to cite only some (and some whose lives have been destroyed by homophobic media harassment).
8. Another approach to creating a user-friendly system has been worked on by Doszkocs at the National Institute of Health: CITE (Current Information Transfer in English) is a natural language query capability for the MEDLINE database.
9. OK, it might be a trifle unfair to cite such post-game bunfights.
10. It is also relevant to cite the extensive literature describing the advantages of zeolites as food additives for poultry, pigs, beef cattle and other animals.
11. They cite Germany's Abitur, where school-leavers are graded in eight subjects, and where their grading wins them entry into an apprenticeship if they do not go to university.
12. For every act of violence quoted by Mr. Cleaver, one could cite an Arab attack, massacre or atrocity, not least during the Intifada which has seen well over 500 Palestinians murdered by his fellow Palestinians.
13. Instead they tick off the names of influential foreigners in GE's hierarchy and cite the company's large international sales and profit figures.