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1 непредвиденный
1. incalculable2. unforseen3. unprovided-for4. emergencyнепредвиденный случай; чрезвычайное обстоятельство; чрезвычайное положение; случай крайней необходимости — case of emergency
5. unanticipated6. uncontemplated7. unlooked-forнепредвиденное счастье в виде прибавки к жалованью — an unlooked-for blessing in the form of a salary increase
8. unforeseenдополнительная сумма в десять фунтов на непредвиденные расходы — a margin of ?10 for unforeseen expenses
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2 случайные причины
1) Agriculture: chance causes2) Diplomatic term: contingent causes -
3 причина причин·а
reason, cause, groundвеская причина — sound / weighty reason
главная причина — main / principal cause / reason
основная причина — root / rational, primary cause
убедительная причина — valid / cogent reason
уважительная причина — good / legitimate / valid excuse / reason, good motive
без уважительной причины — without good / valid excuse
причина, вызвавшая что-л. — efficient cause
причина дискуссии / спора — origins of the dispute
по причине — on the ground (of)
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4 неопределенные и непредвиденные причины
Makarov: uncertain and contingent causesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неопределенные и непредвиденные причины
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5 неопределенные и случайные причины
Makarov: uncertain and contingent causesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > неопределенные и случайные причины
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6 непредвиденные причины
Diplomatic term: contingent causesУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > непредвиденные причины
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