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already, now, by this time, but even, as early as, as late as, as little as, as low as; narrower (большей часть "уже" может просто пропускаться при переводе; если "уже" существенно в предложении, то часто достаточно употребить "now" или "even")•Мы уже имели дело с... - We have already dealt with...• Мы уже подчеркнули это, используя... - We have emphasized this by our use of...• Остальная часть доказательства уже более или менее проста. - The rest of the proof is now more or less straightforward.• Следовательно, уже вся последовательность является сходящейся. - Thus the whole sequence converges.• Уже знакомыми преобразованиями мы... - By familiar manipulations we...• Уже кратко упоминалось о... - Brief mention has already been made of... -
2 уже кратко упоминалось о
•Brief mention has already been made of this procedure.
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3 уже кратко упоминалось о
Mathematics: brief mention has already been made ofУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > уже кратко упоминалось о
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