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101 lo más probable
• more than likely• the most important of all• The Mountain State -
102 lo más probable es que
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103 poco probable
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104 ser probable de
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105 utilidad probable
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106 valor probable
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107 vida económica probable
• expected economic life• expected economic lifetimeDiccionario Técnico Español-Inglés > vida económica probable
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108 vida útil probable
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109 vida mediana o probable
life expectancy; lifespanDiccionario geografía española-Inglés > vida mediana o probable
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110 candidato probable
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111 cliente probable
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112 utilidad probable
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113 valor probable
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114 equally probable
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115 software by probable word method
вскрытие методом вероятного словаEnglish-Russian cryptological dictionary > software by probable word method
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116 most probable number of coli-form bacteria
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > most probable number of coli-form bacteria
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117 most probable number of coliform bacteria
Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > most probable number of coliform bacteria
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118 reasonably probable
умеренно вероятные (количественная оценка вероятности возникновения событий; 10⁻³ - 10⁻⁵ на час полёта)Англо-русский словарь промышленной и научной лексики > reasonably probable
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119 probabile
probable* * *probabile agg.1 probable, likely: molto probabile, very probable; poco probabile, improbable (o unlikely): è assai poco probabile, it is most unlikely; ''Verrai allora?'' ''é poco probabile'', ''Will you come then?'' ''Most likely I won't''; ''Arriverà in ritardo'' ''Niente di più probabile!'', ''He'll arrive late'' ''More than likely!''; la probabile origine di tutte queste complicazioni è che..., the probable origin of all these complications is that...; è probabile che ci sia un temporale, it is likely that there will be a storm (o there is likely to be a storm); è probabile che egli parta per l'Inghilterra, it is probable that he will leave (o he is likely to leave) for England; è probabile che piova, it is will probably rain (o it looks like rain); è probabile che sia vero, it is likely to be true; è più che probabile, it is more than likely (o fam. you bet)◆ s.m. what is probable: il probabile si può sempre dimostrare, what is probable can always be demonstrated.* * *[pro'babile]aggettivo probable, likelyè probabile che — it is o seems likely that
è poco probabile — it's hardly likely, it's improbable o unlikely
* * *probabile/pro'babile/probable, likely; il probabile vincitore the probable winner; è probabile che it is o seems likely that; è poco probabile it's hardly likely, it's improbable o unlikely; è probabile che il concerto venga annullato the concert might very well be cancelled; essere un probabile candidato per to be a likely candidate for. -
120 вероятен
probable, likelyвероятен разказ a probable/credible storyвероятен приход expectation incomeвероятна продължителност па живота expectation of life* * *вероя̀тен,прил., -на, -но, -ни probable, likely; contingent; разг. on the cards; амер. in the cards; \вероятенен наследник юр. expectant air; \вероятенен приход expectation income; \вероятенен разказ probable/credible story; \вероятенен риск фин. speculative risk; \вероятенна продължителност на живота expectation of life, life expectancy.* * *believable; contingent; liable{`laixbl}; likely; presumptive: the вероятен answer is... - вероятният отговор е...; prospective; verisimilar* * *1. probable, likely 2. ВЕРОЯТЕН приход expectation income 3. ВЕРОЯТЕН разказ a probable/ credible story 4. вероятна продължителност па живота expectation of life
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