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north-polar [ˏnɔ:θˊpəυlə] aсе́верный, поля́рный, аркти́ческий -
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полярный имя прилагательное: -
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прил. арктический, полярный, северный;
прилегающий к северному полюсу Syn: north, northerly арктический;
полярный, прилегающий к северному полюсуБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > north-polar
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['nɔːθˌpəulə]прил.; уст.арктический, полярный, северный; прилегающий к Cеверному полюсуSyn: -
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Общая лексика: арктический, полярный, прилегающий к северному полюсу -
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[ˌnɔːθ'pəʊlə]Общая лексика: арктический, полярный, прилегающий к северному полюсу, северный -
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[`nɔːθ`pəʊlə]арктический, полярный, северный; прилегающий к северному полюсуАнгло-русский большой универсальный переводческий словарь > north-polar
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adj. \/ˌnɔːθˈpəʊlə\/nordpols-, arktisk -
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adjпівнічний, полярний, арктичний; що прилягає до північного полюса* * *aарктичний; полярний, який прилягає до Північного полюса -
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aарктичний; полярний, який прилягає до Північного полюса -
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[nɔ:mpóulə]adjectivearktičen -
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x. (지구의)북극, (하늘의)북극, (자석의)북극, N극 -
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[͵nɔ:θʹpəʋlə] aарктический; полярный, прилегающий к северному полюсу -
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[ˌnɔːθ'pəulə]adjпівні́чний, поля́рний, аркти́чний -
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adj arktički, koji se odnosi na Sjeverni pol -
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adj arktički, koji se odnosi na Sjeverni pol
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