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contracted

/kənˈtræk.tɪd/

Перевод: Описывает что-то, что стало меньше или короче, или формальное соглашение, заключённое сторонами., Глагол, используемый для обозначения действия по вступлению в формальное и юридически обязывающее соглашение, или для обозначения уменьшения или сужения.

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adjective

/kənˈtræk.tɪd/B2formal
  • ruОписывает что-то, что стало меньше или короче, или формальное соглашение, заключённое сторонами.

Describes something that has become smaller or shorter, or a formal agreement entered into by parties.

  1. Reduced in sizeB2formal

    Made smaller or drawn together, often by muscle action or cooling.

    ruСокращённый

    • The pupil of the eye is contracted in bright light.
    • The metal contracted as it cooled down.
    • His muscles were contracted from the intense workout.

    Синонимыconstricteddiminisheddrawnnarrowedreducedshrunken

    Антонимыenlargedexpandedextended

  2. Acquired or infectedB2formalmedical

    Having caught or developed a disease or illness.

    ruЗаражённый

    • He contracted a rare virus while traveling abroad.
    • She contracted pneumonia after being exposed to the cold.
    • Many people contracted the flu during the outbreak.

    Синонимыaffectedafflictedinfectedstricken

  3. Legally boundC1formal

    Having entered into a formal agreement or contract.

    ruСвязанный договором

    • The company is contracted to deliver the goods by Friday.
    • She is contracted to work for the firm for three years.
    • They are contracted under strict confidentiality terms.

    Синонимыboundcommittedengagedindenturedobligatedobligedpledged

Формы
  • more contracted comparative form
  • most contracted superlative form
Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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verb

contract/ˈkɒn.trækt/B2formal
  • ruГлагол, используемый для обозначения действия по вступлению в формальное и юридически обязывающее соглашение, или для обозначения уменьшения или сужения.

A verb used to indicate the act of entering into a formal and legally binding agreement, or to become smaller or narrower.

  1. Become smaller or tighterB2formal

    To become smaller in size, length, or volume; to draw together.

    ruСжиматься

    • Metal contracts when it cools down.
    • The muscles contract during exercise.
    • The universe is thought to be expanding, not contracting.

    Синонимыcompresscondenseconstrictdecreasediminishdraw togethernarrowreduceshrinktighten

    Антонимыexpandrelaxstretch

  2. Acquire or developB2formalmedical

    To become infected with a disease or to develop a habit or condition.

    ruЗаболеть

    • He contracted a rare virus while traveling abroad.
    • She contracted pneumonia after being exposed to the cold.
    • Many people contract the flu during winter.

    Синонимыacquirecatchdevelopgetincurpick up

  3. Enter into a legal agreementB2formallegal

    To make a formal, legally binding agreement with someone.

    ruЗаключить договор

    • The company contracted with a new supplier for raw materials.
    • They contracted to build a new office building.
    • She contracted her services to the government for two years.

    Синонимыagreearrangebargaincovenantengagepledgesettlestipulateundertake

Формы
  • contracted past participle
  • contracted past simple
  • contracting present participle
  • contracts third person singular

Фразовые вариантыcontract incontract out

Vocab Bloom Hub English dataset · 0.3.1

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