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1 above(-)ground
[əˌbʌv'graund]прил.1) наземный2) бот. наземный, надземныйFrost can kill the aboveground parts of the plant. — Мороз может поразить наземную часть растения.
3) амер. легальный, официальныйUnderground leaders of the workers' commissions were widely elected to the aboveground negotiating committees of syndicates. — Подпольных лидеров рабочих комитетов активно избирали в легальные комитеты по переговорам с синдикатами.
4) разг. живойAll things considered, I am truly glad to be aboveground and breathing. — В общем, я по-настоящему рад тому, что я жив и здоров.
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2 above(-)ground
[əˌbʌv'graund]прил.1) наземный2) бот. наземный, надземныйFrost can kill the aboveground parts of the plant. — Мороз может поразить наземную часть растения.
3) амер. легальный, официальныйUnderground leaders of the workers' commissions were widely elected to the aboveground negotiating committees of syndicates. — Подпольных лидеров рабочих комитетов активно избирали в легальные комитеты по переговорам с синдикатами.
4) разг. живойAll things considered, I am truly glad to be aboveground and breathing. — В общем, я по-настоящему рад тому, что я жив и здоров.
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