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f. (lat. basis, mot gr. "marche, point d'appui") 1. основа; 2. база; 3. хим. основа; 4. прен. база, основа, принцип; sur la base de на базата на, въз основа на; 5. апт. главна съставна част на лекарство; 6. геом. основа; base d'un cône основа на конус; 7. място, където се снабдява армия в поход; военна база; base navale военноморска база; base de lancement база за изстрелване на космически кораби; 8. ел. база (на транзистор); 9. niveau de base геогр. най-ниската точка на река (в мястото на вливането Ј в морето); 10. рел. вярващите и обикновените свещеници (в Католичeската църква); 11. работниците ( като социална маса). Ќ base de données база данни; а la base de въз основа на; а base de на основа на; изработено от. Ќ Ant. faîte, sommet, chapiteau, pinacle, couronnement.
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