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adj1) фізичний; матеріальний; речовий; тілеснийphysical culture — фізична культура, фізкультура
physical drill — гімнастична вправа; тренування
physical examination — лікарський (медичний) огляд
physical fitness — добрий фізичний стан; фізична підготовленість
physical obstacle — військ. природна перешкода
physical sign — мед. фізичний симптом
physical therapy — мед. фізіотерапія
2) що стосується фізики (природознавства); фізичний* * *I n; сл. II a1) фізичний, матеріальний; речовинний2) тілесний, фізичний3) який відноситься до фізики або природознавства, фізичний
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