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1 term
1) срок
2) заблаговременность
3) одночлен
4) терм
5) термин
6) терминовать
7) предел
8) выражать
9) называть
10) речь
11) слагаемое
12) условие
– absolute term
– add term by term
– add term by term
– additional term
– as term implies
– coin new term
– coin term
– control-action term
– correction term
– deliver on term
– first term
– for a term of
– general term
– higher-order term
– interaction term
– long term
– on term
– remainder term
– scattering-in term
– scattering-out term
– short term
– term by term
– term by term
– term expires
– term of a proportion
– term of equation
– term of lease
– term of proportion
– term of series
– the integrated term
second-order interaction term — двойной эффект взаимодействия
third-order interaction term — тройной эффект взаимодействия
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2 term
1) термин2) мат. член; терм3) элемент; составляющая4) срок5) условие (напр. контракта)6) мат. одночлен•- n-th term of expansion - totally labeled term -
3 itself
1) себя
2) себе
3) сам
4) само
5) сама
– by itself
– close on itself
– dense in itself
– manifest itself
– not to intersect itself
– suggest itself
– thing in itself
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