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1 hygienic
[haɪ'ʤiːnɪk]прил.санитарный, гигиеническийSyn:Ant: -
2 sanitary
ˈsænɪtərɪ прил. санитарный, гигиенический sanitary belt ≈ гигиенический пояс sanitary cordon ≈ санитарный кордон sanitary engineering ≈ санитарная техника sanitary napkin, sanitary pad, sanitary towel ≈ гигиеническая прокладка Syn: antiseptic, aseptic, sterile, medical, hospital, hygienic Ant: dirty, noxious, unsanitary, polluted, soiled санитарный, гигиенический, гигиеничный - * science санитария, гигиена - * enlightenment санитарное просвещение - * inspection санинспекция - * belt гигиенический пояс - * napkin /towel/ гигиеническая прокладка /подушечка/ - in a * condition в санитарных /гигиенических/ условиях - insufficient * arrangements антисанитария - * wallpaper гигиенические /моющиеся/ обои - * service /corps/ (военное) санитарная служба - * train санитарный транспорт sanitary санитарный, гигиенический;
sanitary belt гигиенический пояс;
sanitary engineering санитарная техника sanitary санитарный, гигиенический;
sanitary belt гигиенический пояс;
sanitary engineering санитарная техника sanitary санитарный, гигиенический;
sanitary belt гигиенический пояс;
sanitary engineering санитарная техникаБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sanitary
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3 sanitary
['sænɪt(ə)rɪ]прил.санитарный, гигиеническийsanitary engineering — санитарная техника, сантехника
sanitary napkin / pad / towel — гигиеническая прокладка
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4 sanitary
adjectiveсанитарный, гигиенический; sanitary belt гигиенический пояс; sanitary engineering санитарная техникаSyn:antiseptic, aseptic, hygienic, sterileAnt:dirty, noxious, polluted, soiled, unsanitary* * *(a) гигиенический; санитарный* * *санитарный, гигиенический* * *[san·i·tar·y || 'sænɪtərɪ /-trɪ] adj. санитарный, гигиенический, оздоровительный* * *гигиеническийгигиеничныйоздоровительныйсанитарный* * *санитарный
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