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1 visible impurity
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2 visible impurity
1) Геология: видимое включение2) Горное дело: видимые включения -
3 visible impurity
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4 visible impurity
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5 visible
1. n обыкн. видимый предметvisible supplies — видимые запасы; видимые поставки
visible defect — видимый дефект; явная недоработка
2. n всё видимое, видимый мир3. a видимый, зримый4. a спец. визуальный, видимый5. a явный, очевидный6. a принимающий посетителей7. a ком. имеющийся в наличности, реальныйСинонимический ряд:1. clear (adj.) apparent; clear; clear-cut; conspicuous; crystal-clear; distinct; evident; manifest; obvious; patent; plain; unmistakable2. discernible (adj.) discernible; macroscopic; noticeable; observable; understandable3. visual (adj.) ocular; open; perceivable; perceptible; seeable; viewable; visualАнтонимический ряд:imperceptible; invisible; withdrawn -
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accessible region
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accumulation region
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active region
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age-hardening region
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alloyed region
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anode region
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anthracite region
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antinodal region
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aridity region
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atomic region
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avalanche region
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barrier region
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base region
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beam-forming region
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blanket region
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border region
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Bragg region
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breakdown region
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buried region
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cathode region
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channel region
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climatic region
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coal region
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collector region
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compression region
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core region
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coverage region
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crack tip region
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crescent-shaped slipped region
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crossover region
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cutoff region
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cutting region
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dead region
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deep UV region
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depletion region
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diffraction region
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diffusion region
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disposal region
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doped region
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double-avalanche region
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double-drift region
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downcomer region
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drain region
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D-region
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drift region
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eddy region
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elastic region
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electric field region
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emitter region
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enhanced region
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entrance region
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epitaxial region
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equisignal region
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E-region
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extrinsic region
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far-field region
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field region
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fissile region
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floating potential region
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forbidden region
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Fraunhofer region
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F-region
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Fresnel region
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gas region
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gate region
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Geiger-Muller region
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Geiger region
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glass-forming region
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graded region
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growth region
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Hardening temperature region
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Hardening region
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Hertzian region
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hole-bottom region
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humid region
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hydrogenated region
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hyetal region
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illuminated region
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impurity region
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inactive region
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infrared region
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injection region
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insulation region
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interaction region
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interface region
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interfin region
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intrinsic region
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island region
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linearity region
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liquid-solid region
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littoral region
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natural synoptic region
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near-field region
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near-surface region
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necking region
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no-slip region
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n-region
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oil region
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overlay region
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photon-absorbing region
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pinch-off region
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p-region
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preyield region
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proportional region
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radio-frequency region
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radio region
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Rayleigh region
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reach-through region
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reattached region
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redevelopment region
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refueling region
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region of adhesion
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region of normal exposure
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region of relay nonoperation
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region of solarization
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region of underexposure
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rolling temperature region
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saturation region
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seed region
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shadow region
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shielding region
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shield region
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slip region
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source region
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space-charge region
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spectral region
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stability region
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stable region
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steam region
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stick region
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stop region
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storm region
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subtropical region
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surficial region
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swept-out region
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tension region
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trade-wind region
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transient region
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transition region
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transit-time region
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tropical region
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twinned region
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unproductive region
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upper flight region
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valley region
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visible region
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vitreous region
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water region
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water-resources region
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window region
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yielded region
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