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1 scout
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2 scout
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3 scout
-E adj. бойска́утский, ска́утский■ m ска́ут; бой (indécl.)-ска́ут -
4 scout-car
m (pl ø + s) воен.быстроходный легковооружённый автомобиль (для разведки, патрулирования, связи) -
5 scout-car
прил.воен. быстроходный легковооружённый автомобиль (для разведки, патрулирования, связи) -
6 boy-scout
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7 boy-scout
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8 camp scout
сущ.общ. лагерь скаутов -
9 boy-scout
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10 camp
mcamp léger — временный лагерьcamp de pionniers — пионерский лагерьcamp d'instruction — учебный лагерьfaire un camp — расположиться лагерем; разбить лагерьlever le camp — сняться с лагеря; уйти; двинуться в путь••camp volant — временный лагерь; кочующее подразделениеficher le camp разг., foutre le [son] camp груб. — 1) уйти, убраться 2) ломаться; разваливаться; портиться2) перен. разг. лагерь3) канад. загородный домикcamp de chasse — охотничий домикcamp de bûcherons — лагерь, посёлок лесорубов -
11 scoute
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12 recruteur
Personne employée par un club pour découvrir de nouveaux talents.
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