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1 adventitious aid
Общая лексика: неплановая помощь, помощь, оказываемая время от времени -
2 adventitious
1. a случайный; непредусмотренный, незапланированныйadventitious aid — помощь, оказываемая время от времени; неплановая помощь
2. a мед. приобретённый3. a биол. адвентициальный, придаточный4. a биол. побочный, случайныйСинонимический ряд:1. adscititious (adj.) adscititious; advenient; advential; supervenient2. fortuitous (adj.) accidental; casual; chance; contingent; fortuitous; involuntary; random; unintentional; unplanned -
3 adventitious
[͵ædvənʹtıʃəs] a1. случайный; непредусмотренный, незапланированныйadventitious aid - помощь, оказываемая время от времени; неплановая помощь
2. мед. приобретённый3. биол.1) адвентициальный, придаточныйadventitious bud [roots] - придаточная почка [-ые корни]
2) побочный, случайный -
4 adventitious
ˌædvenˈtɪʃəs прил.
1) случайный;
непреднамеренный Syn: accidental, casual, chance
2) вспомогательный, добавочный, дополнительныйслучайный;
непредусмотренный, незапланированный;
- * aid помощь, оказываемая время от времени;
неплановая помощь (медицина) приобретенный (биология) адвентициальный, придаточный;
- * bud придаточная почка( биология) побочный, случайныйadventitious добавочный ~ случайный, побочныйБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > adventitious
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