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1 чувство пространства
1) Medicine: sense of space2) Makarov: a sense of locality, sense of locality, space senseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > чувство пространства
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2 способность ориентироваться
1) General subject: sense( hump) of locality (определять свое местонахождение)2) Ecology: orientation ability (животных, рыб ит.д.)3) Makarov: hump of locality, sense of localityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > способность ориентироваться
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3 умение ориентироваться
1) General subject: bump of locality, rope, sense of locality2) Makarov: sense of directionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > умение ориентироваться
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4 способность определять свое местонахождение
Makarov: hump of locality, sense of localityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > способность определять свое местонахождение
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5 местность
ж1) пространство country; ground; localityгори́стая/песча́ная/холми́стая ме́стность — mountainous/sandy/hilly country/ground
пересечённая ме́стность — rough/rugged country/ground
на откры́той ме́стности — in open country
я пло́хо ориенти́руюсь на ме́стности — I have no sense/bump of locality, I have no eye for ground
2) край district, region, areaсе́льская ме́стность — rural area, country
См. также в других словарях:
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