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1 знак различия
1) Naval: mark of distinction2) Military: badge, badge of grade, badge of rank, decal of grade, distinctive insignia, identification, insigne, insignia, rank badge, symbol -
2 знаки различия
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3 знак
м.знак равенства мат. — sign of equality
восклицательный знак грам. — exclamation mark
вопросительный знак грам. — question-mark
знак препинания грам. — punctuation mark
знаки препинания грам. — stops, punctuation marks
2. ( предзнаменование) omen3. ( сигнал) signal♢
денежный знак — banknoteдорожные знаки мн. — traffic signs
знак отличия — decoration, medal
знак различия — ( звания) badge of rank; (должности и т. п.) distinguishing badge
под знаком (рд.) — under the badge (of)
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4 знак
1) mark, sign; (символ) token, symbolопознавательный знак — landmark; beacon мор.
пограничные знаки — border markers, boundary signs
в знак согласия — as a sign of assent / consent
2) (знаки отличия, принадлежности к роду войск) insignia, badgeзнак отличия — decoration, medal
3) (почётный) plaque -
5 знаки различия
1) General subject: badge of rank (звания), insignia2) Naval: distinguishing badges3) Latin: insignia (родов войск, званий и т.п.)4) Military: distinctive insignia, insignia, insignia of grade, insignias (родов войск, званий), metal (офицерского состава), rank insignia (званий военнослужащих)5) Logistics: rating badges -
6 символ
1. cipher2. token3. emblem4. digit5. icon6. letter7. sign8. symbolic unit9. badge10. char11. character12. symbolsсимвол входа; имя входа — entry symbol
13. trappings14. symbol
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