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I n; грам. II a1) гpaм. стосовний до прикметника; який має властивості е функції прикметника2) залежний, підлеглий3) юp. процесуальний ( про право) -
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['æʤɪktɪv] 1. n грам.прикме́тник2. adjзале́жний, додатко́вий, несамості́йний -
5 adjective law
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6 adjective legislation
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7 adjective patent law
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8 adjective remedies
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1) (скор. від about) прибли́зно, бли́зько2) (скор. від absolute) абсолю́тний3) (скор. від active) акти́вний, ді́ючий4) (скор. від accepted) пого́джений; при́йнятий5) (скор. від annual) щорі́чний, річни́й6) (скор. від approved) схва́лений, затве́рджений7) (скор. від acre) акр (= 4047 м2)8) (скор. від address) адре́са9) (скор. від adjective) прикме́тник10) (скор. від age) вік11) (скор. від afternoon) пі́сля по́лудня12) (скор. від area)а) пло́ща, пове́рхняб) терито́рія, райо́н -
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(скор. від adjective) прикме́тник -
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[ˌleʤɪs'leɪʃ(ə)n]n1) законода́вство; законода́вча дія́льністьadjective legislation — процесуа́льне законода́вство
consolidated legislation — консолідо́ване (ко́мплексне) законода́вство; звід зако́нів
2) законода́вчий акт; за́кон
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adjective — /ˈædʒəktɪv / (say ajuhktiv) noun 1. Grammar a. one of the major word classes in many languages, comprising words that typically modify a noun. b. such a word, as wise in a wise ruler, or in she is wise. –adjective 2. Grammar relating to an… …