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1 антисептик
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2 антисептик
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3 сильнодействующий антисептик
Perfume: powerful antisepticУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > сильнодействующий антисептик
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4 средство
I ср.1) mean(s); facilities; тж. перен. tool, instrumentмощное средство — powerful tool/instrument
каустическое средство — хим. caustic
моющее средство — detergent, abstergent, cleanser
2) (от чего-л.; лекарство) remedy (for)эффективное средство — effective remedy, efficacious remedy
болеутоляющее средство — analgesic, anodyne, assuagement, paregoric; pain(-)killer; balm
глистогонное средство — helminthic, vermifuge
оттягивающее средство, отвлекающее средство — counter-attraction, revulsive, counter-irritant
потогонное средство — diaphoretic, sudorific
профилактическое средство — preventive мед., prophylactic
снотворное средство — opiate, sleeping-draught, somnifacient
укрепляющее средство, тонизирующее средство — tonic, bracer, restorative, corroborative, corroborant
II мн. ч.успокоительное средство — demulcent, depressant, nervine; pacifier шутл.
( материальный достаток) meansбез средств — aground, out-of-pocket
III мн. ч.средства к существованию — means of subsistence; livelihood ед.
(предмет, совокупность приспособлений)денежные средства — bankroll, funds
••пускать в ход все средства — to leave no stone unturned; to move heaven and earth идиом.
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