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arm-chair 1. noun кресло 2. adj. кабинетный; доктринерский arm-chair critic- критик, слепо следующий какой-л. доктрине, догме -
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1. сущ. кресло;
шезлонг;
диван Syn: easy chair, armchair, lounge
2. прил. кабинетный;
доктринерский arm-chair critic ≈ критик, слепо следующий какой-л. доктрине, догме Syn: office, abstractn креслоБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > arm-chair
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Общая лексика: кресло -
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nкрісло (з підлокітником), фотель -
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фотьойл; -
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صندلي دستهدار ، صندلي راحتي -
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• fotelja; naslonjača; stolica sa naslonima za ruke; stolica sa ručkama -
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germ. *setla-; *setula-
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