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contrive

/kənˈtraɪv/

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verb

/kənˈtraɪv/C1formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по планированию или созданию чего-либо ловко или умело, часто включающего долю изобретательности или обмана.

A verb used to indicate the act of planning or creating something cleverly or with skill, often involving a degree of ingenuity or deception.

  1. Plan cleverlyC1formal

    To plan or devise something with cleverness or skill, often in a creative way.

    ruИзобретать

    • She contrived a brilliant scheme to raise funds for the charity.
    • The engineers contrived a new mechanism to improve efficiency.
    • He contrived a way to escape from the locked room.

    Synonymsconcoctdesigndeviseengineerfabricateformulatehatchinventplotscheme

    Antonymsbotchbungleflubmishandle

  2. Manage despite difficultiesC1formal

    To succeed in doing something despite obstacles or limited resources.

    ruУхитриться

    • Despite the rain, they contrived to finish the outdoor event.
    • She contrived to arrive on time even after missing the bus.
    • He contrived to keep the secret from everyone.

    Synonymsarrangeengineerfinaglemanagemaneuverswingwanglework

    Antonymsfail

  3. Fake or fabricateC2formal

    To create something in a dishonest or artificial way.

    ruСфабриковать

    • The witness contrived a false story to mislead the court.
    • They contrived an excuse for their absence.
    • He contrived a document to support his claim.

    Synonymsconcoctcook upfabricateinventmake upmanufacture

    Antonymsdiscloseexposerevealtellunmask

Forms
  • contrived past participle
  • contrived past simple
  • contriving present participle
  • contrives third person singular
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