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1 sophistic reasoning
Общая лексика: рассуждение, основанное на софизме -
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1. [səʹfıstık] n 2. [səʹfıstık] a1. относящийся к древнегреческим софистам2. софистскийsophistic reasoning - рассуждение, основанное на софизме
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3 sophistic
1. n софистика2. a относящийся к древнегреческим софистам3. a софистскийsophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
4. a склонный к софистикеСинонимический ряд:illogical (adj.) fallacious; false; illogical; invalid; irrational; mad; nonrational; reasonless; specious; spurious; unreasonable; unreasoned -
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səˈfɪstɪk прил. софистский софистика относящийся к древнегреческим софистам - * rhetoric софистическая риторика - * subtleties тонкости аргументации софистов софистский - * reasoning рассуждение, основанное на софизме склонный к софистикеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > sophistic
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5 commonsense reasoning
рассуждения на основе "здравого смысла"sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
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6 default reasoning
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
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7 hypothetical reasoning
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
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8 meta-level reasoning
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
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9 plausible reasoning
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
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10 line of reasoning
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > line of reasoning
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11 mathematical reasoning
sophistic reasoning — рассуждение, основанное на софизме
English-Russian big polytechnic dictionary > mathematical reasoning
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