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41 archaic
arhaisks, novecojis -
42 archaic
adj. ålderdomlig, arkaisk -
43 archaic
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44 archaic
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45 archaic
عتيق* * *عَتيق -
46 archaic
• arhaičan; primitivan; starinski; starodrevan; zastareo -
47 archaic
• arkaainen• arkaistinen• ammoinen• antiikkinen• vanhentunut• vanhahtava• vanhastava• vanhanaikainen• muinaisaikainen -
48 archaic
• zastaralý• starobylý• archaický -
49 archaic
adjectiveархаический, устарелыйSyn:old-fashioned* * *(a) архаический; архаичный; устаревший* * *устарелый, архаический* * *[ar·cha·ic || ɑː'keɪɪk] adj. архаический, архаичный, устарелый* * *архаиченархаическийархаичный* * *архаический -
50 archaic
• zastaralý• zastaraný• archaický -
51 archaic
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52 archaic
[a:'keiik] adj. arkaik, i vjetëruar -
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arhailine, vananenud -
54 Archaic
архаический период
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55 archaic
[ɑː'keɪɪk]adjархаї́чний, застарі́лий -
56 archaic
архаический; устаревший -
57 archaic
устаревший (термин, выражение)English-Russian dictionary of scientific and technical difficulties vocabulary > archaic
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adj.arcaico(a).
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archaic — [[t]ɑː(r)ke͟ɪɪk[/t]] ADJ GRADED: usu ADJ n Archaic means extremely old or extremely old fashioned. ...archaic laws that are very seldom used... Archaic practices such as these are usually put forward by people of limited outlook. ...archaic… … English dictionary
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