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1 терпеть
потерпеть v. suffer, undergo, endure, tolerate, support; терпят разрыв, are discontinuous, have discontinuities -
2 терпят разрыв
Mathematics: are discontinuous, have discontinuities -
3 терпеть
(потерпеть) v. suffer, undergo, endure, tolerate, support;
терпят разрыв - are discontinuous, have discontinuities -
4 терпеть
(perf. потерпеть), v.suffer, undergo, endure, tolerate, supportтерпят разрыв — are discontinuous, have discontinuities
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