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3 базальная мембрана
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4 основной
1) General subject: basal, base, basic, basilar, best, biggest (our biggest competitor - наш основной конкурент), bottom, broad, capital, cardinal, central (central idea - основная идея), chief, constitutive, core, down, elemental, elementary, essential, first string, foremost, foundational, fundamental, general, key, main, major, master, meat and potatoes, number one, original, overriding, parent, pivotal, primary, prime, primitive (о цвете и т. п.), principal, quintessential, radical, root, staminal, staple (о продуктах потребления или предметах торговли), ultimate, underlying, dominant, standard, bedrock, stock2) Geology: subsilicic3) Aviation: mainstream4) Medicine: leading5) Colloquial: meat-and-potatoes7) Chemistry: basic-type, core basal9) Railway term: underlaying10) Law: gist (обвинения, договора и т.п.), institutional, jet, organic, substantive11) Accounting: fixed12) Architecture: primordial13) Mining: mains14) Diplomatic term: governing, grand, main problem, main question16) Jargon: gut, gutty, funky, nuts and bolts17) Information technology: backbone, basis, core journal, mainframe, pivot18) Oil: main stream, salient19) Astronautics: baselined20) Metrology: elementary (например, о цвете)23) Business: substantial, important24) Drilling: reference25) Network technologies: host27) Aviation medicine: baseline28) Makarov: alpha, backing, continental (о части государства без островов и полуостровов), critical, dominant (напр. носитель тока), dominant (напр., носитель тока), first-string (о составе актёрской труппы, футбольной команды и т.п.), keynote, mother, organic (амер.,юр), pacing, schematic, skeleton
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