прилагательное 1) универсальный Например: universal cure — универсальное лекарство universal language — универсальный язык universal mind — универсальный ум Синоним(ы): general Антоним(ы): restricted, exclusive, confined, special, specific 2) глобальный, всемирный Например: Overpopulation is a universal problem — Перенаселение является глобальной проблемой Синоним(ы): worldwide Антоним(ы): local 3) всеобщий Например: universal need — всеобщая потребность When an eruption involves the whole surface, it is said to be universal. — Когда высыпание распространяется по всей поверхности кожи, его называют общим. The guests were the objects of universal investigation. — Гости были объектами всеобщего изучения. Синоним(ы): widespread Антоним(ы): individual, personal
1) всеобщий; всеобъемлющий; всеохватывающий 2) всесветный 3) универсальный
I. adjective Etymology: Middle English, from Anglo-French, from Latin universalis, from universum universe 1. including or covering all or a whole collectively or distributively without limit or exception; especially available equitably to all members of a society Example: universal health coverage 2. a. present or occurring everywhere b. existent or operative everywhere or under all conditions Example: universal cultural patterns 3. a. embracing a major part or the greatest portion (as of mankind) Example: a universal state Example: universal practices b. comprehensively broad and versatile Example: a universal genius 4. a. affirming or denying something of all members of a class or of all values of a variable b. denoting every member of a class Example: a universal term 5. adapted or adjustable to meet varied requirements (as of use, shape, or size) Example: a universal gear cutter Example: a universal remote control • universally adverb • universalness noun II. noun 1. one that is universal: as a. a universal proposition in logic b. a predicable of traditional logic c. a general concept or term or something in reality to which it corresponds; essence 2. a. a behavior pattern or institution (as the family) existing in all cultures b. a culture trait characteristic of all normal adult members of a particular society