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1 закономерность развития общества
Русско-английский военный словарь > закономерность развития общества
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2 закономерность развития общества
общественный класс, класс общества — social class
Русско-английский военно-политический словарь > закономерность развития общества
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3 закономерно
be expected, naturally, neatlyзакономерн|о - normally;
развиваться ~ develop in conformity to/with certain laws;
~ость ж. law-governed nature, (objective) regularity;
law;
~ость развития общества the law-governed nature of social development;
~ости поведения behavioural patterns;
~ый law-governed;
(естественный) natural, regular, normal;
~ое явление natural phenomenon;
история как ~ый процесс history as a process governed by certain laws;
это вполне ~о that`s quite in the order of things, that`s quite normal.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > закономерно
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4 закономерность
сущ.regularity;compliance (conformity) with (the) law\закономерностьи общественного развития — laws governing social development
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6 закономерность закономерност·ь
legitimacy, law-governed nature / character, (objective) regularityRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > закономерность закономерност·ь
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