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61 solitariness
1. n редк. одиночество, уединение2. n редк. уединённость, заброшенностьСинонимический ряд:lonesomeness (noun) aloneness; desolation; detachment; forlornness; isolation; loneliness; loneness; lonesomeness; separation; solitude -
62 split-up
1. n раскалывание, расщепление2. n раскол; расхождение3. n разрыв между супругами4. n сл. делёжСинонимический ряд:divorce (noun) detachment; division; divorce; partition; separation -
63 starting point
1. отправной пункт, отправная точка2. воен. исходный пункт, рубежassembly point — место сбора; сборный пункт
Синонимический ряд:point of departure (noun) beginning; debut; inception; opening; origin; outset; point of departure; square one -
64 task force
1. амер. специальная комиссия по изучению данного вопроса2. группа специалистов для решения конкретной задачиsheet buckling force — сила, необходимая для выгибания листа
3. воен. оперативная группа4. оперативная авиагруппа5. мор. оперативное соединение6. воен. экспедиционный корпус7. специализированное полицейское подразделениеСинонимический ряд:army (noun) army; detachment; organization; patrol; S.W.A.T. team; squad; troops; unit
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