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1 dispensable element
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2 dispensable element
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3 element
- activator element
- component element
- controlling element
- detecting element
- dispensable element
- dissociator element
- dotted element
- Ds element
- Dt element
- FB element
- fold-back element
- insertion element
- interspersed element
- kappa deleting element
- long interspersed element
- major element
- major mineral elements
- MD element
- micronutrient element
- mineral element
- minor element
- mobile dispersed element
- mobile genetic element
- reproductive element
- sensing element
- short interspersed element
- T element
- tagged element
- trace element
- tracer element
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4 divisible
1. a делимыйto be divisible into — подразделяться на; состоять из
2. a мат. делимый без остаткаСинонимический ряд:1. disagreeable (adj.) disagreeable; variable2. distributable (adj.) dispensable; dispersible; distributable3. separable (adj.) partible; separable; severable4. sharable (adj.) sharable -
5 essential
1. n обыкн. сущность, неотъемлемая часть; основное, самое главноеto hold different views on the essentials of the situation — расходиться в оценке основных моментов создавшегося положения
2. n l3. n предметы первой необходимости; основные жизненные блага4. n воен. основные предметы снабжения5. a непременный, обязательный, необходимыйan essential first step — первый шаг, без которого нельзя обойтись
experience not essential — стаж необязателен, стаж иметь необязательно
impartiality is absolutely essential to a judge — беспристрастность — это самое необходимое качество любого судьи
6. a составляющий сущность; относящийся к сущности, к существу; основной7. a неотъемлемый, присущий8. a существенный, существенно важный9. a редк. полный, совершенный10. a спец. эфирный; относящийся к эфирному маслу11. a мед. идиопатический, первичныйСинонимический ряд:1. elemental (adj.) elemental; elementary; primitive; substratal; ultimate; underlying2. fundamental (adj.) basic; cardinal; constitutional; constitutive; fundamental; important; integral; key; primary; quintessential3. inherent (adj.) born; built-in; congenital; connate; deep-seated; inborn; inbred; indwelling; ingenerate; ingrained; inherent; innate; intimate; intrinsic4. necessary (adj.) crucial; imperative; indispensable; necessary; necessitous; needed; prerequisite; required; requisite; vital5. condition (noun) condition; must; necessity; precondition; prerequisite; qualification; requirement; requisite; sine qua non6. rudiment (noun) basic; element; fundamental; necessary; part and parcel; rudimentАнтонимический ряд:accessory; adventitious; auxiliary; dispensable; minor; secondary; superfluous; unimportant; unnecessary -
6 fundamental
1. n основное правило; принципa fundamental of good behaviour is consideration for other people — основным правилом воспитанного человека является учёт интересов других людей
2. n основы, начатки3. n муз. основной тон4. a основной, коренной; существенныйfundamental concept — основная концепция ; основное понятие
5. a непременный, непреложный; совершенно необходимый6. a фундаментальный, теоретический7. a спец. основной, фундаментальныйfundamental frequency — основная частота, собственная частота
8. a данный от природы; врождённыйСинонимический ряд:1. elemental (adj.) basic; elemental; elementary; primitive; substratal; ultimate2. essential (adj.) axiomatic; basal; bottom; cardinal; central; chief; constitutional; constitutive; crucial; essential; foundational; integral; key; primary; radical; underlying; vital3. first (adj.) first; original; rudimentary4. base (noun) base; basis; cornerstone; foundation; root5. condition (noun) condition; fundamental; requirement; requisite6. essential (noun) axiom; basic; element; essential; law; part and parcel; principium; principle; rudiment; theorem; universalАнтонимический ряд:auxiliary; common; dispensable; last; nonessential; secondary; subordinate; superficial; superfluous; unimportant
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