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1 persons of incompatible temper
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > persons of incompatible temper
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2 incompatible
a несовместимый, несовмещающийся; несочетающийся; несмешиваемыйincompatible drugs — лекарства, противоположные по действию; несовместимые лекарства
Синонимический ряд:1. antagonistic (adj.) antagonistic; factious; hostile; inharmonious2. contrary (adj.) contradictory; contrary; difficult; opposed; opposite; unsuitable; unsuited3. inconsonant (adj.) conflicting; disconsonant; discordant; discrepant; dissonant; incongruent; incongruous; inconsonant; unmixable4. irreconcilable (adj.) inconformable; inconsistent; irreconcilableАнтонимический ряд:appropriate; compatible; consistent; harmonious -
3 incompatible
[͵ınkəmʹpætəb(ə)l] aнесовместимый, несовмещающийся; несочетающийся; несмешиваемыйincompatible drugs - лекарства, противоположные по действию; несовместимые лекарства
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4 люди с совершенно разными характерами
Makarov: persons of incompatible temperУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > люди с совершенно разными характерами
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