Decided on синонимы

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840 synonyms found

Pronunciation:

[ dɪsˈa͡ɪdɪd ˈɒn], [ dɪsˈa‍ɪdɪd ˈɒn], [ d_ɪ_s_ˈaɪ_d_ɪ_d ˈɒ_n]

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  • v.

    choose (verb)

    • extract,
    • set aside,
    • cast,
    • sort,
    • call for,
    • see fit,
    • predestine,
    • draw lots,
    • name,
    • excerpt,
    • love,
    • adopt,
    • determine,
    • commit oneself,
    • tab,
    • judge,
    • accept,
    • make choice,
    • winnow,
    • want,
    • favor,
    • decide on,
    • separate,
    • elect,
    • embrace,
    • espouse,
    • take,
    • take up,
    • glean,
    • weigh,
    • crave,
    • will,
    • make decision,
    • feel disposed to,
    • fix on,
    • designate,
    • slot,
    • wish,
    • single out,
    • tag,
    • tap,
    • prefer,
    • appoint,
    • wish for,
    • fancy,
    • discriminate between,
    • opt for,
    • make up one’s mind,
    • settle upon,
    • co-opt,
    • cull,
    • sift out,
    • finger,
    • desire.

    take (verb)

    • gain,
    • mark,
    • derive,
    • hire,
    • book,
    • obtain,
    • pay for,
    • get,
    • procure,
    • choose,
    • rent,
    • charter,
    • lease,
    • engage,
    • purchase,
    • select,
    • pick,
    • borrow,
    • draw,
    • Optate.

    will (verb)

    • direct,
    • decree,
    • insist,
    • exert,
    • effect,
    • bring about,
    • command,
    • authorize,
    • resolve,
    • ordain,
    • enjoin,
    • request,
    • bid,
    • demand,
    • order,
    • intend.
  • Other synonyms:

    Other relevant words:

    • haulage,
    • fantasy,
    • testament,
    • expansion slot,
    • encompass,
    • carry,
    • lust,
    • enact,
    • break up,
    • gather up,
    • throw up,
    • dumbfound,
    • notice,
    • social club,
    • holy order,
    • frame,
    • set about,
    • vagabond,
    • pronounce,
    • statement,
    • set up,
    • word of god,
    • draw and quarter,
    • have it off,
    • increase,
    • pimp,
    • specify,
    • drive,
    • bequeath,
    • make out,
    • bosom,
    • illusion,
    • guide,
    • consent,
    • become,
    • regularize,
    • bring up,
    • express,
    • signify,
    • list,
    • begin,
    • dog,
    • record book,
    • guess,
    • petition,
    • pick up,
    • visualize,
    • cast off,
    • purge,
    • square up,
    • wed,
    • betroth,
    • pander,
    • dab,
    • gist,
    • mould,
    • strike off,
    • read,
    • suspend,
    • order of magnitude,
    • dissolve,
    • claim,
    • approximate,
    • cross out,
    • aim,
    • reject,
    • favour,
    • justice,
    • dear,
    • tick,
    • outcome,
    • commence,
    • answer,
    • fondness,
    • get it on,
    • time slot,
    • hook up with,
    • foreordain,
    • embracing,
    • hug,
    • deduct,
    • starve,
    • volition,
    • earn,
    • firmness of purpose,
    • deficiency,
    • rule,
    • drift,
    • sleep together,
    • arrive at,
    • grade,
    • dictate,
    • elicit,
    • send,
    • woof,
    • pickax,
    • tapdance,
    • gravel,
    • eff,
    • effectuate,
    • leger,
    • firmness,
    • blue-ribbon,
    • ascertain,
    • stick,
    • disjoined,
    • orchestrate,
    • stigma,
    • shred,
    • assume,
    • withdraw,
    • postulate,
    • contain,
    • cat,
    • exact,
    • learn,
    • society,
    • soft touch,
    • hook,
    • indicate,
    • pursue,
    • adjudicate,
    • occupy,
    • arrange,
    • punctuate,
    • square off,
    • advance,
    • stimulate,
    • dearest,
    • contract,
    • ledger,
    • be intimate,
    • plaster bandage,
    • blame,
    • choice,
    • thirst,
    • disunite,
    • start out,
    • get under one’s skin,
    • follow,
    • fall apart,
    • beloved,
    • force,
    • account book,
    • peck,
    • conduct,
    • tie,
    • pay off,
    • addition,
    • tell apart,
    • ask,
    • distill,
    • hope,
    • secern,
    • selection,
    • quarter,
    • party favor,
    • deduce,
    • rule book,
    • dramatis personae,
    • come,
    • pull ahead,
    • deutschmark,
    • comprehend,
    • organize,
    • take over,
    • wishing,
    • exploit,
    • bonk,
    • take to,
    • secernate,
    • shake off,
    • eviscerate,
    • solicit,
    • cover,
    • dissever,
    • filling,
    • fiat,
    • dramatise,
    • plunk,
    • ordering,
    • imbibe,
    • draw poker,
    • plight,
    • kind,
    • classify,
    • strike out,
    • earmark,
    • show,
    • subscribe,
    • prescribe,
    • strike,
    • snag,
    • jurist,
    • assort,
    • roll in the hay,
    • fasten on,
    • beat,
    • label,
    • constitute,
    • directly,
    • clear,
    • bull’s eye,
    • govern,
    • ticket,
    • let,
    • leave,
    • authorise,
    • tablet,
    • jazz,
    • indirect request,
    • nibble,
    • ramify,
    • depict,
    • get married,
    • ask for,
    • scram,
    • profit,
    • assign,
    • involve,
    • develop,
    • stupefy,
    • carve up,
    • issue,
    • draw out,
    • pull back,
    • saint mark,
    • bible,
    • spue,
    • organise,
    • mastery,
    • pass judgment,
    • thumb,
    • fall guy,
    • class,
    • think,
    • give rise,
    • know,
    • realize,
    • differentiate,
    • home run,
    • water faucet,
    • fan,
    • hurl,
    • get down,
    • calculate,
    • mystify,
    • fork,
    • attract,
    • baffle,
    • head,
    • go for,
    • educe,
    • commemorate,
    • haul,
    • overlook,
    • weft,
    • gauge,
    • bidding,
    • soak up,
    • track,
    • bang,
    • knock,
    • pull,
    • reap,
    • induce,
    • freestanding,
    • volume,
    • suck,
    • librate,
    • key out,
    • benefit,
    • sop up,
    • holy scripture,
    • arrest,
    • cast of characters,
    • parliamentary law,
    • deprivation,
    • throw off,
    • distinguish,
    • orderliness,
    • line,
    • get ahead,
    • press out,
    • empower,
    • purpose,
    • incur,
    • necessitate,
    • conclude,
    • rate,
    • acquire,
    • pluck,
    • draw off,
    • furcate,
    • employ,
    • burden,
    • influence,
    • capture,
    • good book,
    • fetch,
    • bugger off,
    • convey,
    • look at,
    • lozenge,
    • edict,
    • bed,
    • gild,
    • hurtle,
    • beak,
    • set,
    • check,
    • figure,
    • quran,
    • predestinate,
    • squeeze,
    • pull up,
    • find fault,
    • rank,
    • invite,
    • prize,
    • yield,
    • pit,
    • brand,
    • call,
    • term of a contract,
    • fuck off,
    • marking,
    • care,
    • plectron,
    • regularise,
    • take a firm stand,
    • allow,
    • clean,
    • note,
    • destine,
    • drag,
    • run,
    • find,
    • visualise,
    • mesh,
    • overtop,
    • plaster cast,
    • train,
    • stand for,
    • project,
    • get hitched with,
    • rove,
    • dictation,
    • scrape,
    • sifting,
    • return,
    • realise,
    • receive,
    • know as,
    • denounce,
    • maneuver,
    • beg,
    • buy,
    • rules of order,
    • puzzle,
    • puke,
    • scripture,
    • chit,
    • amplification,
    • offprint,
    • infer,
    • preordain,
    • proceeds,
    • distil,
    • resume,
    • go,
    • redact,
    • get out,
    • record,
    • get hold of,
    • draw play,
    • identify,
    • attractor,
    • lie with,
    • point,
    • go after,
    • address,
    • barf,
    • take in,
    • piece,
    • verbatim,
    • pass,
    • latch on,
    • enjoy,
    • reprint,
    • drop,
    • requirement,
    • scar,
    • straight,
    • result,
    • envision,
    • conjure,
    • prosecute,
    • pay back,
    • mark off,
    • place,
    • take out,
    • arrive,
    • mug,
    • check off,
    • club,
    • have intercourse,
    • dominate,
    • regard,
    • throw,
    • attain,
    • honk,
    • have a go at it,
    • wage,
    • discriminate,
    • sieve,
    • make love,
    • couch,
    • buzz off,
    • ramble,
    • guild,
    • key,
    • rental,
    • resoluteness,
    • holy writ,
    • spigot,
    • remove,
    • passion,
    • disgorge,
    • sorting,
    • plectrum,
    • roam,
    • sleep with,
    • ordination,
    • regorge,
    • entreat,
    • channelize,
    • control,
    • chosen,
    • tabloid,
    • delineate,
    • cull out,
    • break,
    • script,
    • bewilder,
    • stamp,
    • lift out,
    • grow,
    • engender,
    • tick off,
    • public figure,
    • water tap,
    • rap,
    • stigmatise,
    • pose,
    • chump,
    • screw,
    • lead,
    • cause,
    • define,
    • matter,
    • split up,
    • affiance,
    • like,
    • lock,
    • watch,
    • bring forth,
    • fool,
    • sweep up,
    • operate,
    • assert,
    • sick,
    • prevail,
    • fix,
    • print,
    • say,
    • enlist,
    • fill,
    • hooking,
    • depute,
    • deutsche mark,
    • quest,
    • mention,
    • sucker,
    • bell ringer,
    • submit,
    • generate,
    • string,
    • require,
    • flummox,
    • start,
    • digit,
    • bug,
    • roll,
    • trail,
    • cross off,
    • evaluate,
    • consequence,
    • perplex,
    • tender,
    • denominate,
    • cross,
    • pick out,
    • rip,
    • harvest,
    • image,
    • scoop up,
    • form,
    • catch,
    • beget,
    • delegate,
    • steer,
    • adjure,
    • lack,
    • maintain,
    • suffer,
    • chase,
    • pull in,
    • mother,
    • vomit up,
    • tramp,
    • have it away,
    • stigmatize,
    • fingerbreadth,
    • purchase order,
    • beseech,
    • use up,
    • count,
    • evoke,
    • charge,
    • intercept,
    • deal,
    • hydrant,
    • put on,
    • describe,
    • range,
    • decide,
    • chase after,
    • partiality,
    • pink,
    • shoot,
    • reserve,
    • channelise,
    • split,
    • collect,
    • draw in,
    • find out,
    • wander,
    • settle,
    • foot,
    • wish well,
    • book of account,
    • stain,
    • gospel according to mark,
    • making love,
    • have sex,
    • stray,
    • do it,
    • love life,
    • suck in,
    • essence,
    • opt,
    • advert,
    • severalise,
    • throw away,
    • cite,
    • live with,
    • drawing card,
    • trust,
    • privation,
    • admit,
    • father,
    • word,
    • get laid,
    • fate,
    • refer,
    • estimate,
    • tail,
    • take away,
    • limit,
    • consecrate,
    • tab key,
    • put,
    • need,
    • set out,
    • screen out,
    • elite,
    • make headway,
    • monastic order,
    • regulate,
    • wield,
    • economic rent,
    • finger’s breadth,
    • try,
    • nonplus,
    • consume,
    • epithet,
    • secure,
    • playscript,
    • press,
    • parliamentary procedure,
    • postulation,
    • rag,
    • mold,
    • tell,
    • suck up,
    • contrive,
    • engross,
    • instruction,
    • disembowel,
    • film,
    • mean,
    • tag end,
    • marry,
    • engineer,
    • pack,
    • sign,
    • bring in,
    • prime,
    • gain ground,
    • lovemaking,
    • doom,
    • give chase,
    • severalize,
    • evaluator,
    • picking,
    • feel,
    • one-armed bandit,
    • make,
    • pat,
    • shed,
    • vex,
    • vomit,
    • ingest,
    • dramatize,
    • win,
    • rescript,
    • marker,
    • thread,
    • trace,
    • picture,
    • nock,
    • impression,
    • gather,
    • tatter,
    • sexual love,
    • crisscross,
    • exercise,
    • lineal,
    • upchuck,
    • take on,
    • score,
    • experience,
    • regurgitate,
    • pock,
    • resolution,
    • branch,
    • seize on,
    • hold,
    • hunger,
    • koran,
    • consider,
    • compliments,
    • absorb,
    • scratch,
    • letting,
    • have,
    • come apart,
    • tear,
    • retch,
    • tip,
    • winnowing,
    • attraction,
    • privilege,
    • declaration,
    • sort out,
    • offer,
    • diagnose,
    • scoop,
    • mastermind,
    • option,
    • lot,
    • pickaxe,
    • play,
    • unmediated,
    • tear out,
    • target,
    • scoop out,
    • honey,
    • wiretap,
    • solve,
    • swallow,
    • pill,
    • nominate,
    • takings,
    • sorb,
    • screen,
    • yellow journalism,
    • manoeuver,
    • ordinate,
    • produce,
    • bring,
    • casting,
    • erotic love,
    • bear,
    • swan,
    • hook on,
    • bespeak,
    • standoff,
    • hump,
    • descend,
    • spew,
    • patsy,
    • divide,
    • manoeuvre,
    • shape,
    • leverage,
    • asking,
    • gens,
    • upshot,
    • infusion,
    • program line,
    • gull,
    • conjoin,
    • payoff,
    • phantasy,
    • discover,
    • puff,
    • quality,
    • rip out,
    • be sick,
    • part,
    • event,
    • pull out,
    • variety,
    • core,
    • chuck,
    • cream,
    • sustain,
    • appropriate,
    • sire,
    • subscribe to,
    • fuck,
    • be known as,
    • see,
    • reach,
    • take aim,
    • lodge,
    • study,
    • amaze.

How to use «Decided on» in context?

When it comes to making decisions, sometimes you just have to come to a conclusion. Whether it’s something as small as what to have for dinner or something as big as whether to stay in a marriage, sometimes it’s easier to make a choice if you’re already committed to it. But is it always the best move? Sometimes waiting can lead to better results. Here are four reasons why you might want to decide on something less than fully committed to:

1. It Can Buy You Time

Sometimes the best thing to do is to take your time and weigh all the options carefully before making a decision.

  • 1
    Cases Argued and Decided in Chancery

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > Cases Argued and Decided in Chancery

  • 2
    To Be Decided

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > To Be Decided

  • 3
    To Be Decided / Determined

    Универсальный русско-английский словарь > To Be Decided / Determined

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    решенный

    Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > решенный

  • 5
    решаемый

    Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > решаемый

  • 6
    решенный

    Бизнес, юриспруденция. Русско-английский словарь > решенный

  • 7
    решенный

    decided

    * * *

    decided, determinate

    * * *

    decided

    settled

    solved

    Новый русско-английский словарь > решенный

  • 8
    решенный

    Русско-английский синонимический словарь > решенный

  • 9
    решенный

    принял решение по поводу; решенный относительно — decided on

    Синонимический ряд:

    1. постановленный (прил.) вынести решение; постановленный; принять решение

    2. разрешенный (прил.) найти решение; разрешенный

    3. убитый (прил.) конченный; поконченный; порешенный; приконченный; пристукнутый; прихлопнутый; стукнутый; тюкнутый; убитый; угробленный; укокошенный; уложенный; ухлопанный; ухоженный; хлопнутый; чикнутый; шлепнутый

    Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > решенный

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    бесспорное преимущество

    decided advantage, dead-wood

    Русско-английский политический словарь > бесспорное преимущество

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    предрешен

    Новый русско-английский словарь > предрешен

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    решен

    Новый русско-английский словарь > решен

  • 13
    решён

    Новый русско-английский словарь > решён

  • 14
    решителен

    decided

    decisive

    drastic

    plump

    point-blank

    resolute

    strong-willed

    unhesitating

    Новый русско-английский словарь > решителен

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    решающее преимущество

    Новый русско-английский словарь > решающее преимущество

  • 16
    решённый

    Русско-английский словарь Wiktionary > решённый

  • 17
    дерево с ярко выраженным наклоном

    Русско-английский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > дерево с ярко выраженным наклоном

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    определенный

    decided, decisive, definite, determinate, determined, explicit, positive, set, specific, specified, stated, strict

    Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > определенный

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    решительный

    decided, decisive, determined, drastic, point-blank, resolute, smashing, square, sweeping, vigorous

    Русско-Английский новый экономический словарь > решительный

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    решающее преимущество

    Русско-английский большой базовый словарь > решающее преимущество

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  • Decided — De*cid ed, a. 1. Free from ambiguity; unequivocal; unmistakable; unquestionable; clear; evident; as, a decided advantage. A more decided taste for science. Prescott. [1913 Webster] 2. Free from doubt or wavering; determined; of fixed purpose;… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

  • decided — decided, decisive are often confused, especially when they mean positive and leaving no room for doubt, uncertainty, or further discussion. In this sense the words are applied chiefly to persons, their natures, their utterances or manner of… …   New Dictionary of Synonyms

  • decided — decided, decisive 1. Both words have to do with decision and decision making, and their meanings overlap; but there are clear differences. When used of people, decided means ‘having clear opinions’ and decisive means ‘able to decide quickly’;… …   Modern English usage

  • decided — resolute, 1790, pp. adj. from DECIDE (Cf. decide). A decided victory is one whose reality is not in doubt; a decisive one goes far toward settling some issue. Related: DECIDEDLY (Cf. Decidedly) …   Etymology dictionary

  • decided — [adj1] certain, definite absolute, assured, categorical, cinched, clear, clear cut, clinched, destined, determined, distinct, emphatic, explicit, express, fated, for sure*, indisputable, in the bag*, nailed*, on ice*, positive, prearranged,… …   New thesaurus

  • decided — [dē sīd′id, disīd′id] adj. 1. definite and unmistakable; clear cut [a decided change] 2. unhesitating; determined decidedly adv …   English World dictionary

  • decided — index absolute (conclusive), actual, affirmative, axiomatic, categorical, certain (fixed), certain …   Law dictionary

  • decided — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ definite; clear. DERIVATIVES decidedly adverb …   English terms dictionary

  • decided — [[t]dɪsa͟ɪdɪd[/t]] ADJ GRADED: ADJ n Decided means clear and definite. They got involved in a long and exhausting struggle and were at a decided disadvantage in the afternoon… He s a man of very decided opinions. Syn: definite …   English dictionary

  • decided — adjective 1) they have a decided advantage Syn: distinct, clear, marked, pronounced, obvious, striking, noticeable, unmistakable, patent, manifest; definite, certain, positive, emphatic, undeniable, indisputable, unquestiona …   Thesaurus of popular words

  • Decided — Decide De*cide , v. t. [imp. & p. p. {Decided}; p. pr. & vb. n. {Deciding}.] [L. dec[=i]dere; de + caedere to cut, cut off; prob. akin to E. shed, v.: cf. F. d[ e]cider. Cf. {Decision}.] 1. To cut off; to separate. [Obs.] [1913 Webster] Our seat… …   The Collaborative International Dictionary of English

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It wasn’t really anything we decided on.



Хотя это и не было тем, что мы действительно решили.


We also decided on a few organizational needs.



Также мы решили ряд организационных вопросов.


Ankara decided on this operation about six months ago.


Accordingly, the public road transport is now decided on by bodies knowing local conditions.



Таким образом, в настоящее время политика в области общественного автомобильного транспорта определяется органами, хорошо знакомыми с местными условиями.


Sadly, we decided on euthanasia.


He eventually decided on the latter.


Many using shares decided on several trips during the year.



Многие с помощью акции решились на несколько поездок в течение этого года.


It accordingly decided on cost-saving measures and closely monitored their implementation.



В связи с этим оно приняло решение о принятии мер по экономии средств и осуществляет строгий контроль за их осуществлением.


Innovations considered revolutionary 50 years ago have been decided on and often implemented.



Были приняты решения и зачастую реализовывались на практике новые веяния, которые считались революционными 50 лет назад.


They also decided on strategies to provide information about mines.



Они также приняли решение о необходимости разработки соответствующих стратегий в области распространения информации о наземных минах.


People who decided on high-paying but dissatisfying careers regretted their decision.



Люди, которые выбрали высокооплачиваемую, но нелюбимую работу, сожалеют о своём решении.


We met several times during his business visit and decided on future cooperation.



В ходе его визита мы встречались несколько раз, а затем приняли решение о будущем сотрудничестве.


I decided on this hotel after reading all the reviews.


But that was only decided on in 1995.



Однако на этот шаг он решился только в 1995 году.


After refusing his first choice, he decided on this one.



После их первого поцелуя, она отвергает его и он принимает этот выбор.


We eventually decided on the subtitle.


Eventually, he decided on a bomb.



В конце концов, однако, он решил построить бомбу.


Have not decided on color yet.


The apartment I finally decided on.


Here’s why I decided on this product.

Ничего не найдено для этого значения.

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