reasonable

reasonable
[ʹri:z(ə)nəb(ə)l] a
1. 1) разумный, благоразумный; рассудительный

reasonable solution - разумное решение

to take a reasonable view of smth. - смотреть на что-л. здраво /благоразумно/

you must (try to) be reasonable - разг. будьте благоразумны, не упрямьтесь; образумьтесь

2) обоснованный

reasonable claim [demand] - обоснованная претензия [-ое требование]

reasonable suspicions - небезосновательные /не лишённые основания/ подозрения

reasonable excuse - уважительная причина

the reasonable wishes of the whole people - законные чаяния всего народа

there is a reasonable chance of success - есть основания надеяться на успех, есть шансы на успех

I find it reasonable that he should do so - я считаю, что у него есть основания так поступать

is the accused guilty beyond reasonable doubt? - есть ли обоснованные сомнения в виновности подсудимого?

2. 1) умеренный; приемлемый, сносный, допустимый

reasonable conditions - тех. нормальные /умеренные/ условия эксплуатации

on reasonable terms - на приемлемых условиях

to be reasonable in one's desires - быть умеренным /скромным/ в своих желаниях, не требовать невозможного

2) разг. недорогой

reasonable price - умеренная /сходная/ цена

reasonable rent - невысокая квартплата

strawberries are reasonable now - клубника подешевела

❝Furnished apartment. Reasonable❞ - «Меблированная квартира. Недорого» (объявление)
3. разумный, наделённый разумом

reasonable being - разумное существо


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