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1 finely separable
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > finely separable
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2 finely separable
Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > finely separable
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3 finely separable
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4 finely separable
1) Математика: делимый как угодно мелко, как угодно мелко делимый ( топ.), мелко делимый (как угодно)2) Контроль качества: делящийся на мелкие части -
5 finely separable
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6 finely separable
The English-Russian dictionary on reliability and quality control > finely separable
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7 separable
1) отделимый; разделимый2) разъёмный, составной• -
8 separable
1. a отделимый; раздельный; разъёмный2. a мат. сепарабельныйСинонимический ряд:1. dischargeable (adj.) dischargeable2. divisible (adj.) divisible; partible; severable3. perceptible (adj.) audible; differentiable; discernible; distinguishable; extricable; knowable; obvious; perceptible; tangible; visible4. sortable (adj.) sortable -
9 separable
отделяемый; разделимый; отделимыйThe English-Russian dictionary general scientific > separable
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10 finely
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11 separable
1) выделяемый
2) разбивной
3) разделяемый
4) сепарабильный
5) разъемный
6) отделимый
7) разложимый
8) сепарабельный
9) приводимый
10) разделимый
11) разделяющийся
12) счетно-компактный
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12 completely separable
The English-Russian dictionary general scientific > completely separable
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13 мелко
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14 делимый
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15 делимый как угодно мелко
Mathematics: finely separableУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > делимый как угодно мелко
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16 делящийся на мелкие части
Quality control: finely separableУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > делящийся на мелкие части
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17 как угодно мелко делимый (топ.)
Mathematics: finely separableУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > как угодно мелко делимый (топ.)
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18 мелко делимый
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19 как угодно мелко делимый
Mathematics: (топ.) finely separableУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > как угодно мелко делимый
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20 chop
chop [t∫ɒp]1. nouna. ( = meat) côtelette f• mutton/pork chop côtelette f de mouton/de porca. couperb. [+ meat, vegetables] hacher4. compounds[+ tree] abattre* * *[tʃɒp] 1.1) ( blow) coup m2) Culinary côtelette f2.chops (colloq) plural noun gueule (sl) f3.to lick one's chops — ( at food) se lécher les babines; ( at idea) se frotter les mains
transitive verb (p prés etc - pp-)1) ( cut up) couper [wood]; couper, émincer [vegetable, meat]; hacher [parsley, onion]4.to chop something to pieces ou bits — couper quelque chose en morceaux
chopped past participle adjective [parsley, nuts, meat] hachéPhrasal Verbs:- chop off- chop up••chop chop! — (colloq) GB et que ça saute! (colloq)
to chop and change — [person] changer d'avis comme de chemise; [situation] évoluer par à-coups
to get the chop — (colloq) GB [person] se faire sacquer (colloq); [scheme, service] être supprimé
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