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81 child care
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82 child labour
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83 child minder
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84 child care
child care[tʃ'aild kɛə] n assistência à infância por parte das autoridades ou organizações para crianças. -
85 child guidance
child guid.ance[tʃ'aild gaidəns] n profissional que aconselha crianças com distúrbios. -
86 child in arms
child in armscriança de colo. -
87 child prodigy
child prod.i.gy[tʃaild pr'ɔdidʒi] n criança prodígio. -
88 child proof
child proof[tʃ'aild pru:f] adj que não pode ser destruído ou aberto por uma criança. -
89 child benefit
child benefit[´tʃaild¸benifit] n детски помощи. -
90 child prodigy
child prodigy[´tʃaild¸prɔdidʒi] n дете чудо, вундеркинд. -
91 child-bride
child-bride[´tʃaild¸braid] n жена дете. -
92 child-labour
child-labour[´tʃaild¸leibə] n детски труд. -
93 child-wife
child-wife[´tʃaildwaif] n жена дете. -
94 Child-Langmuir equation
= Child-Langmuir-Schottky equation закон (степени) трёх вторых, закон Чайлда-Лэнгмюра-БогуславскогоEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > Child-Langmuir equation
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95 Child-Langmuir-Schottky equation
English-Russian electronics dictionary > Child-Langmuir-Schottky equation
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96 child guidance clinic
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97 child in ward
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98 child of unknown parentage
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99 child-battering
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100 child-care centre
child-care centre
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