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1 unbounded manifold
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2 unbounded manifold
Математика: неограниченное многообразие -
3 unbounded manifold
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4 manifold
1) коллектор; магистраль2) гребёнка4) геом. многообразие5) патрубок6) анат. летошка7) рампа; батарея газовых баллонов8) многократный; многократно9) камера; распределитель10) многообразный; разнообразный; разнородный•manifold with boundary — многообразие с границей, многообразие с краем
- almost homogeneous manifold - almost orientable manifold - almost parallelizable manifold - almost smooth manifold - completely parallelizable manifold - finitely compact manifold - finitely triangulated manifold - globally harmonic manifold - holomorphically convex manifold - locally homogeneous complex manifold - locally plane manifold - locally symmetric manifold - locally trivial manifold - locally unknotted manifold - maximal integral manifold - orbitally asymptotically stable manifold - strongly harmonic manifold - unlimited covering manifold - weighted homogeneous manifoldmanifold without boundaries — многообразие без границ, многообразие с краем
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5 неограниченное многообразие
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6 unlimited
1. a неограниченный2. a безграничный, беспредельный3. a чрезмерный, неограниченныйСинонимический ряд:1. boundless (adj.) boundless; endless; extensive; immeasurable; indefinite; infinite; limitless; measureless; unbounded; unconstrained; unmeasured; unrestrained; unrestricted; vast2. total (adj.) all-out; complete; full-blown; full-out; full-scale; total; totalitarianАнтонимический ряд:defined; definite; finite; limited; restricted
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