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1. n1) церк. кардинал2) яскраво-червоний колір3) pl сторони світу4) зоол. кардинал5) розм. глінтвейн з червоного вина2. adj1) основний, головний; кардинальнийfour cardinal points — геогр. чотири сторони світу
cardinal point — мор. головний румб
cardinal winds — вітри, що дмуть з півночі, півдня, сходу чи заходу
2) грам. кількісний3) яскраво-червоний* * *I n1) цepк. кардинал2) яскраво-червоний колір (тж. cardinal red)3) pl сторони світу4) = cardinal-bird5) = cardinal-flower7) мaт. кардинальне число, потужність множиниII a1) основний, головний, кардинальний3) мaт. кардинальний -
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['kɑːdɪnl] 1. adj1) головни́й, основни́й, кардина́льний2) грам. кі́лькіснийcardinal numbers — кі́лькісні числі́вники
3) яскра́во-черво́ний••four cardinal points геогр. — чоти́ри сто́рони сві́ту
cardinal point мор. — головни́й румб
2. ncardinal winds — вітри́, що дмуть з пі́вночі, пі́вдня, схо́ду, за́ходу
1) церк. кардина́л2) грам. кі́лькісний числі́вник3) орн. кардина́л
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