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1 hair nourishment
Парфюмерия: питание волос -
2 hair nourishment
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3 nourishment
1. n питание; еда, пищаto supply nourishment — питать; предоставлять питание
2. n пищаСинонимический ряд:1. food (noun) aliment; edibles; food; foodstuffs; nurture; nutriment; pabulum; pap; provender; sustenance; victuals2. limiting intake of food (noun) diet; fast; limiting intake of food; regimen -
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ˈskæntɪ прил. недостаточный, ограниченный, скудный scanty audience ≈ малочисленная публика scanty education ≈ недостаточное образование scanty income ≈ скудный доход scanty trousers ≈ брюки не по размеру scanty mind ≈ ограниченный ум Syn: inadequate, insufficient, meagre, scarce, skimpy, sparse, poor, slender Ant: adequate, prevalent скудный, недостаточный - a * crop of rice плохой урожай риса - * nourishment плохое питание - * dress платье, едва прикрывающее наготу - * hair жидкие волосы - * meal скудная еда - * means весьма ограниченные средства - * store of Latin ограниченный запас латинских слов, слабое знание латыни - to be * of words быть неразговорчивым - crops were very * that year урожай в том году был очень плохой( устаревшее) бережливый, скупой( устаревшее) малоплодородный (о земле) scanty скудный, недостаточный, ограниченный -
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[ʹskæntı] a1. скудный, недостаточныйscanty dress - платье, едва прикрывающее наготу
scanty store of Latin - ограниченный запас латинских слов, слабое знание латыни
2. уст. бережливый, скупой3. уст. малоплодородный ( о земле) -
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1. n питание2. n пища3. n с. -х. обеспечение растений питательными веществамиСинонимический ряд:diet (noun) aliment; board; diet; edibles; fare; food; menu; nourishment; nutriment; subsistence; sustenance; victuals -
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1. a скудный, недостаточныйscanty dress — платье, едва прикрывающее наготу
scanty store of Latin — ограниченный запас латинских слов, слабое знание латыни
2. a уст. бережливый, скупой3. a уст. малоплодородныйСинонимический ряд:1. little (adj.) diminutive; few; little; scrimpy; small; tiny; wee2. meager (adj.) exiguous; meager; measly; paltry; puny; scant; scrimp; skimp; spare; sparse; stingy3. short (adj.) deficient; failing; inadequate; insufficient; scarce; short; shy; skimpy; unsufficient; wanting4. thin (adj.) gaunt; lean; meagre; narrow; pinched; poor; slender; thinАнтонимический ряд:adequate; ample; full; plentiful; plenty; prevalent; profuse
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