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coeval
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/kəʊˈiːvəl/
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/koʊˈivəl/
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coeval
noun
coevals
pl
UK
/kəʊˈiːvəl/
US
/koʊˈivəl/
ровесник
He was a coeval of the famous poet.
Он был ровесником известного поэта.
современник
The artist was a coeval of the Impressionists.
Этот художник был современником импрессионистов.
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одногодок
сверстник
Synonyms
fellow
contemporary
peer
equal
associate
coeval
adjective
more coeval
Comp.
most coeval
Super.
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/kəʊˈiːvəl/
US
/koʊˈivəl/
современный
The coeval artists shared similar styles and influences.
Современные художники разделяли схожие стили и влияния.
одновременный
The coeval events in different parts of the world were surprising.
Одновременные события в разных частях мира были удивительными.
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одновозрастный
Synonyms
coexisting
coetaneous
contemporary
simultaneous
synchronous
Definitions
coeval
noun
A person or thing of the same age or period as another.
The two artists were coevals, having been born in the same year and sharing similar influences in their work.
coeval
adjective
Having the same age or date of origin; contemporary.
The two artists were coeval, both having emerged during the Renaissance period.
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