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1 apu
yks.nom. apu; yks.gen. avun; yks.part. apua; yks.ill. apuun; mon.gen. apujen; mon.part. apuja; mon.ill. apuihinadjunct (noun)aid (noun)assistance (noun)avail (noun)help (noun)helpmeet (noun)ministration (noun)relief (noun)remedy (noun)rescue (noun)stand-by (noun)subsidy (noun)succor (noun)succour (noun)support (noun)use (noun)* * *• use• guidance• help• helpmeet• ministration• profit• relief• remedy• rescue• stand-by• subsidy• subsidiary• succour• support• sustainment• contribution• standby• adjunct• collaboration• boost• benefit• be relegated• backing• avail• auxiliary• aid• assistance• assistant• associate -
2 avustaja
yks.nom. avustaja; yks.gen. avustajan; yks.part. avustajaa; yks.ill. avustajaan; mon.gen. avustajien avustajain; mon.part. avustajia; mon.ill. avustajiinabettor (noun)adjunct (noun)assistant (noun)attaché (noun)contributor (noun)counsel (noun)extra (noun)helper (noun)subscriber (noun)super (noun)* * *• walker• conspirator• cooperator• counsel• extra• helper• helpmate• henchman• subscriber• supporter• attaché• super• accessory• confederate• accessary• collaborator• accomplice• adjunct• adviser• aid• ally• assistant• associate• abettor -
3 liite
yks.nom. liite; yks.gen. liitteen; yks.part. liitettä; yks.ill. liitteeseen; mon.gen. liitteiden liitteitten; mon.part. liitteitä; mon.ill. liitteisiin liitteihinaddendum (noun)adjunct (noun)annex (noun)appendage (noun)appendix (noun)enclosure (noun)insert (noun)inset (noun)prefix (noun)rider (noun)supplement (noun)* * *• adjunct• inset• supplementary• supplement• rider• Annex• joint• insert• enclosure• appendix• appendix (pl. appendices, appendixes)• appendage• affix• prefix -
4 lisä
yks.nom. lisä; yks.gen. lisän; yks.part. lisää; yks.ill. lisään; mon.gen. lisien lisäin; mon.part. lisiä; mon.ill. lisiinaddition (noun)adjunct (noun)admixture (noun)allowance (noun)bonus (noun)extension (noun)extra (noun)increase (noun)* * *• allowance• extension• increase• secondary• subsidiary• bounty• booster• extra• attachment• further• admixture• adjunct• addition• accessoryal• accessary -
5 määre
yks.nom. määre; yks.gen. määreen; yks.part. määrettä; yks.ill. määreeseen; mon.gen. määreiden määreitten; mon.part. määreitä; mon.ill. määreisiin määreihinadjunct (noun)attribute (noun)epithet (noun)qualification (noun)qualifier (noun)* * *• attribute• adjunct• epithet• qualification• qualifier -
6 määrite
yks.nom. määrite; yks.gen. määritteen; yks.part. määritettä; yks.ill. määritteeseen; mon.gen. määritteiden määritteitten; mon.part. määritteitä; mon.ill. määritteisiin määritteihinadjunct (noun)qualifier (noun)* * *• adjunct• qualifier -
7 määräys
yks.nom. määräys; yks.gen. määräyksen; yks.part. määräystä; yks.ill. määräykseen; mon.gen. määräysten määräyksien; mon.part. määräyksiä; mon.ill. määräyksiinappointment (noun)command (noun)commission (noun)decree (noun)dictate (noun)direction (noun)injunction (noun)instruction (noun)modification (noun)order (noun)ordinance (noun)precept (noun)prescript (noun)prescription (noun)provision (noun)qualifier (noun)regulation (noun)rule (noun)stipulation (noun)* * *• request• order• ordinance• placing in charge• precept• prescript• stipulation• prescription• provision• regulation• rule• statement• commission• order instruction• qualifier• instruction• injunction• direction• dictation• dictate• determination• compulsion• decree• command• authorization• adjunct• modification
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adjunct — ADJÚNCT, Ă, adjuncţi, te, adj. Care face parte din conducerea unei instituţii, a unei întreprinderi sau a unui serviciu din cuprinsul acestora, având funcţia imediat subordonată titularului. ♢ (Substantivat) Adjunctul directorului. – Din germ.… … Dicționar Român
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adjunct — UK US /ˈædʒʌŋkt/ noun [C] FORMAL ► something that is added or connected to a larger or more important thing: an adjunct to sth »Green, socially conscious concepts are not an adjunct to its main business, but a philosophy that works its way into… … Financial and business terms
adjunct — I adjective accessory, addendum, additament, addition, appanage, appendage, augmentation, auxiliary, branch, complement, component, corollary, extension, subordinate part, supplement foreign phrases: Sublato principali, tollitur adjunctum. By the … Law dictionary
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Adjunct — (v. lat.), 1) Gehülfe eines Beamten; 2) bes. den geistlichen Ephoren u. Inspectoren beigegebener Amtsgehülfe; daher Adjunctur, Stelle eines Adjuncten, u. Adjungiren, beigeben, zuordnen; bes. als Amtsgehülfen beigeben. Adjuncta, nicht zum Wesen… … Pierer's Universal-Lexikon
Adjunct — Adjunct, Amtsgehilfe … Herders Conversations-Lexikon
adjunct — n *appendage, appurtenance, accessory Analogous words: *addition, accretion: appanage (see RIGHT): attachment, affix, fixture (see corresponding verbs at FASTEN) … New Dictionary of Synonyms
adjunct — [n] addition; help accessory, addendum, appendage, appendix, appurtenance, associate, auxiliary, complement, detail, partner, subordinate, supplement; concepts 484,835 Ant. detriment, lessening, subtraction … New thesaurus
adjunct — ► NOUN 1) an additional and supplementary part. 2) Grammar a word or phrase in a sentence other than the verb or predicate. ► ADJECTIVE ▪ connected in an auxiliary way. DERIVATIVES adjunctive adjective. ORIGIN from Latin adjungere adjoin … English terms dictionary
