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Terms for subject Figurative containing writ | all forms | exact matches only
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be writ largeявственно ощущаться (The pain of crushingly low oil market prices and wary investors is already writ large across the US shale heartlands. theguardian.com 4uzhoj)
be writ largeвстречаться сплошь и рядом (This shortsightedness might seem like Hamid's own tragic flaw were it not writ large elsewhere throughout history. nytimes.com 4uzhoj)
be writ largeявственно читаться (That desire is writ large across Stevens's recent output. • The unspoken question was writ large upon Rose's face. • Obviously, dejection was writ large on his face, as he could not get more ‘coverage'. • Meantime the old salt ("ex-coasting skipper" was writ large all over his person) had hobbled up alongside in his bumpy, shiny boots. • The anger of victims confronted with the complacency and hostility of local and federal authorities was writ large on their faces and made clear in their comments to reporters. • The pain of losing to their great rivals one of the three trophies they won during their all-conquering 2003 season was writ large on the faces of the Bradford players. 4uzhoj)
holy writистина в последней инстанции ("But just because these people claim to be experts doesn't mean their every utterance should be treated as holy writ." – James Delingpole, The Spectator, 7 Apr. 2018 VLZ_58)
writ smallуменьшенная версия (чего-либо)
writ smallтолько в более мелких масштабах (4uzhoj)