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1 бессистемный
1) General subject: bitty, excursive, excursive (о чтении), haphazard, helter skelter, helter-skelter, methodless, patternless, random, scrappy, systemless, unstructured, shotgun2) Bookish: immethodical3) Mathematics: hit-and-miss, unsystematic4) Politics: anecdotal5) Makarov: omnifarious, planless, stray -
2 бессмысленный набор цифр
General subject: a patternless assortment of numbersУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > бессмысленный набор цифр
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3 хаотический
1) General subject: chaotic, fouled up, fouled-up, higgledy piggledy, higgledy-piggledy, indigested, patternless2) Colloquial: shambolic3) Mathematics: disordered4) Psychology: chaotical5) Jargon: up for grabs6) Polymers: random
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