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1 свіжий слід
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2 блискавичний
quick as lightning, flash-like; blazing; thunder ( cloud); violent -
3 геєна
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4 запальний
I див. запалювальнийзап`альнийII запальн`ий1) inflammatory, flaming, blazing; ( палкий) fiery; glowing, fervent, fervid, ebullient, ardent; ( пристрасний) passionate, impassioned; ( гарячий) hot-tempered, quick-tempered, hotheaded, irascible, choleric; peppery2) мед. inflammatoryзапальний процес — inflammatory process, inflammation
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5 палання
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6 слід
I ч1) track; ( ніг) footstep, footprint; ( пальця) fingermark, fingerprint; ( великого пальця) thumb-mark; ( звіра) track, trail, scent, slot, foil, spoor; ( судна) wake, furrow; ( від удару) dintгарячий слід мисл. — hot (blazing, burning) scent
слід матриці комп. — spur of matrix
слід удару тех. — impact mark
збити зі сліду (собак) — to put off the scent, to foil
іти по чиїхсь слідах — to tread in the footsteps of a person; to move in the wake
2) trace, mark, sign; ( минулого) vestigeII присл.( треба)як слід — properly, to a nicety
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7 яскравий
2) ( блискучий) brilliant, outstanding; striking, colourful; vividяскравий опис — vivid ( lively) description
яскравий — талант brilliant talent, outstanding gifts
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