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2) pl назначенные короной дополнительные делегаты комиссий по рассмотрению церковных дел -
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дополнение; придаток; приложение -
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определение, обстоятельственное слово; факультативная составляющая (напр. - PP) детерминант (= sentence modifier) адъюнкт (определение к существительному; термин Есперсона) -
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['æʤʌŋ(k)t]сущ.1) приложение, дополнение; придатокSyn:2) лингв. определение, обстоятельственное слово; адъюнкт4) ( adjuncts) тех. принадлежности5) редк. помощник; адъюнкт -
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адъюнктдополнениепомощникприбавлениепридатокприложение -
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приложение; дополнение; II вспомогательный; добавочный; II pl. добавочные детали; принадлежности -
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помощник; вспомогательное средство -
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1) мн. ч. добавочные детали; принадлежности2) вспомогательный, добавочный -
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образПреподаватели колледжа или университета, которые работают по контракту, не предусматривающему получение пожизненного контракта [ tenure].English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > adjunct faculty
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образПреподаватель колледжа или университета, ведущий исследования или читающий курс лекций по временному контракту (до года).English-Russian dictionary of regional studies > adjunct professor
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > adjunct account
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Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > adjunct professor
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