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penetrating

/ˈpen.ə.treɪ.tɪŋ/

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adjective

/ˈpen.ə.treɪ.tɪŋ/C1formal
  • ruОписывает что-то острое, пронзительное или способное проникать; также используется в переносном смысле для ума или наблюдения, которые очень проницательны и глубоки.

Describes something that is sharp, piercing, or able to penetrate; also used figuratively for a mind or observation that is very acute and insightful.

  1. Sharp and insightfulC1formal

    Having or showing the ability to understand things quickly and clearly; perceptive.

    ruПроницательный

    • She asked a penetrating question that made everyone think.
    • His penetrating analysis of the situation revealed the core problem.
    • The detective had a penetrating gaze that seemed to see through lies.

    Synonymsacuteastutecleverdiscerningincisivekeenperceptivepiercingsagacioussharp

    Antonymsdullobtuseshallowsuperficial

  2. Piercing or enteringB2formal

    Tending to enter or pierce through something; having the power to go into or through.

    ruПроникающий

    • The penetrating cold wind made us shiver.
    • The knife had a penetrating blade that cut through the tough material.
    • A penetrating smell of smoke filled the room.

    Synonymsacuteincisivekeenpenetrativepiercingsharp

    Antonymssuperficial

Forms
  • more penetrating comparative form
  • most penetrating superlative form
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verb

penetrate/ˈpen.ɪ.treɪt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия входа, проникновения или получения доступа внутрь чего-либо, часто с силой или усилием.

A verb used to indicate the act of entering, piercing, or gaining access into something, often with force or effort.

  1. Enter or pass throughB2formal

    To go into or through something, especially with force or difficulty.

    ruПроникать

    • The bullet penetrated the metal plate.
    • The knife penetrated deep into the wood.
    • The sunlight penetrated the thick curtains.

    Synonymsborebreachdrillenterimpalepass throughperforatepiercepuncturestab

  2. Understand or see throughC1formal

    To succeed in understanding or discovering something hidden or obscure.

    ruПроникнуть в суть

    • The detective managed to penetrate the criminal's lies.
    • She could penetrate the complex theory with ease.
    • His sharp mind could penetrate any disguise.

    Synonymscomprehenddecipherdiscernfathomgraspperceivesee throughunravel

    Antonymsconfusemissmisunderstandoverlook

  3. Enter a market or groupB2formalbusiness

    To successfully enter a new market, organization, or area.

    ruПроникнуть

    • The company is trying to penetrate the Asian market.
    • They penetrated the exclusive club through connections.
    • New technologies help businesses penetrate remote regions.

    Synonymsaccessbreak intocrackenterget intoinfiltrate

    Antonymsexitleaveretreatwithdraw

Forms
  • penetrated past participle
  • penetrated past simple
  • penetrating present participle
  • penetrates third person singular
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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