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1 исполнитель
сущ.executor; performer; ( литературного или художественного произведения) performer ( of a literary or artistic work); ( преступления) perpetrator; principal- исполнитель преступленияответственность исполнителя за нарушение договора — liability of the performer for breach of contract
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2 контрафактная копия
( произведения литературы или искусства) counterfeit (counterfeiting, infringing) copy ( of a literary or artistic work) -
3 художественное произведение
1) General subject: a piece of art, fiction (роман, рассказ и т.п.), piece of art, production, thing, work of fiction, literary read2) Engineering: art work3) Cinema: bells lettres4) Polygraphy: fiction book5) Advertising: artistic work6) Patents: artistic person7) Makarov: imaginative workУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > художественное произведение
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4 высокохудожественный
highly artisticвысокохудожественное литературное произведение — highly artistic literary work, work of high artistic merit
Русско-английский словарь Смирнитского > высокохудожественный
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5 высокохудожественный
высокохудо́жественное литерату́рное произведе́ние — highly artistic literary work, work of high artistic merit
Новый большой русско-английский словарь > высокохудожественный
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6 художественный
прл1) относящийся к искусству art attr, of artхудо́жественное произведе́ние — a piece of art, о литературе a literary work, a work of literature
худо́жественный сало́н — art gallery
Моско́вский Х. теа́тр — the Moscow Art Theatre
2) эстетический artisticхудо́жественный вкус — artistic taste
худо́жественная литерату́ра — fiction
худо́жественный фильм — feature film
худо́жественная самоде́ятельность — amateur (art) activities pl
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