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21Mod-to — Mod., Mod to сокр. от moderato …
22Mod. — Mod., Mod to сокр. от moderato …
23mod — mod1 [mäd] n. [< MOD(ERN)] [also M ] any of the young people in England in the mid 1960s noted for their emphasis on stylish dress, often as a symbol of their alienation from conventional society adj. 1. [also M ] of or characteristic of the… …
24mod|er|a|cy — «MOD uhr uh see», noun. the holding of moderate opinions, especially in politics; moderatenes »[He] seems to think that moderacy is the only test to be applied to the candidates (London Times) …
25mod|er|a|to|ri|al — «MOD uhr uh TR ee uhl, TOHR », adjective. of or having to do with a moderator …
26mod|e|ra|to — «MOD uh RAH toh», adjective, adverb. Music. in moderate time (a direction). ╂[< Italian moderato < Latin moderātus moderate] …
27mod|es|ty — «MOD uh stee», noun, plural ties. 1. freedom from vanity; being modest or humble: »Few “letters home” of successful men or women display the graces of modesty and self forgetfulness (H. G. Wells). SYNONYM(S): humility. 2. the quality of being shy …
28mod|i|fi|ca|to|ry — «MOD uh fuh KAY tuhr ee», adjective. modifying; tending to modify …
29mod|i|fi|er — «MOD uh FY uhr», noun. 1. a word or group of words that limits or qualifies the meaning of another word or group of words. In “a very tight coat,” the adjective tight is a modifier of coat, and the adverb very is a modifier of tight. 2. a person… …
30mod|i|fy — «MOD uh fy», verb, fied, fy|ing. –v.t. 1. to make partial changes in; change somewhat: »to modify the design of an automobile, to modify the terms of a lease. SYNONYM(S): alter. 2. to make less; make less severe or strong; tone down: »He has… …