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1 accompaniment
n1) супровід2) доповнення (до туалету тощо)3) муз. акомпанемент* * *n1) супровід; доповнення ( до туалету); аксесуар2) мyз. акомпанемент3) мeд. супроводжуючий симптом -
2 accompaniment
n1) супровід; доповнення ( до туалету); аксесуар2) мyз. акомпанемент3) мeд. супроводжуючий симптом -
3 accompaniment
[ə'kʌmp(ə)nɪmənt]n1) су́провід2) муз. акомпанеме́нт -
4 unconscious accompaniment of conscious actions
English-Ukrainian psychology dictionary > unconscious accompaniment of conscious actions
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5 artillery accompaniment
n артилерійський супровідEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > artillery accompaniment
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6 gun of accompaniment
n гармата супроводуEnglish-Ukrainian military dictionary > gun of accompaniment
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7 comp
I n; (скор. від accompaniment); муз. II v; (скор. від accompany); муз. III n; (скор. від complimentary)1) безкоштовний квиток; запрошення; контрамаркаIV n; (скор. від compositor) V n; (скор. від competition)конкурс, змагання -
8 comp
I n; (скор. від accompaniment); муз. II v; (скор. від accompany); муз. III n; (скор. від complimentary)1) безкоштовний квиток; запрошення; контрамаркаIV n; (скор. від compositor) V n; (скор. від competition)конкурс, змагання
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