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noun1) достижение; приобретение2) (pl.) знания, навыки; a man of varied attainments разносторонний человекSyn:accomplishment, acquirement, acquisition* * *1 (0) приобретение2 (n) достижение; знания; квалификация; навыки* * *достижение; приобретение* * *[at'tain·ment || -mənt] n. достижение, приобретение* * *достижениедостижениядостояниедостояниянавыкиприобретение* * *1) достижение 2) мн. образованность -
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[ë'teinmënt] n 1. zak.pl. arritje, suksese, rezultate. 2. fitim (njohurish); arritje (e lumturisë); përmbushje, plotësim (i shpresave) -
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[ə'teɪnmənt]n1) дося́гнення; надба́ння2) pl знання́, на́викиa man of varied attainments — різнобі́чна люди́на
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[N]ADEPTIO (-ONIS) (F)IMPETRATIO (-ONIS) (F)INPETRATIO (-ONIS) (F)COMPARATIO (-ONIS) (F)CONPARATIO (-ONIS) (F)ADEPTUS (-US) (M)CONSEQUTIO (-ONIS) (F) -
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Woodhouse English-Greek dictionary. A vocabulary of the Attic language > Attainment
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n.प्राप्ति, पहुंच, योग्यता, उपार्जन, गुण, विद्या, ज्ञान -
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attainment — at|tain|ment [əˈteınmənt] n formal 1.) [U] success in achieving something or reaching a particular level = ↑achievement ▪ a low level of educational attainment 2.) something that you have succeeded in achieving or learning, such as a skill =… … Dictionary of contemporary English