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{kəm'pærətiv}
I. 1. сравнителен (метод и пр.)
COMPARATIVE linguistics сравнително езикознание
2. грам. сравнителен (за степен)
3. относителен
II. n грам. сравнителна степен/форма* * *{kъm'parъtiv} I. a 1. сравнителен (метод и пр.); comparative lingui* * *сравнителен; относителен;* * *1. comparative linguistics сравнително езикознание 2. i. сравнителен (метод и пр.) 3. ii. n грам. сравнителна степен/форма 4. грам. сравнителен (за степен) 5. относителен* * *comparative[kəm´pærətiv] I. adj 1. сравнителен; \comparative literature сравнително литературознание; \comparative analysis сравнителен анализ; 2. относителен; \comparative safety относителна безопасност; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv comparatively; II. n ез. сравнителна степен, компаратив. -
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сравнительный ; относительный ; ? comparative balance sheet ; ? comparative cost price ; ? comparative cost study ; ? comparative economics ; ? comparative production ; ? international comparative studies ; -
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com·para·tive [kəmʼpærətɪv, Am -ʼperət̬ɪv] nKomparativ m adj\comparative form Komparativ m, erste Steigerungsformthere's a \comparative rise this year in the number of babies born dieses Jahr wurden im Vergleich mehr Babys geboren;\comparative linguistics vergleichende Sprachwissenschaft;\comparative research vergleichende Forschung;a \comparative study eine vergleichende Studie3) ( relative) relativ -
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MARKETING comparative advantage avantage m comparatif;comparative advertising publicité f comparative;comparative test essai m comparatif;comparative testing essais m pl comparatifs -
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Isubst. \/kəmˈpærətɪv\/( grammatikk) komparativIIadj. \/kəmˈpærətɪv\/1) komparativ (også grammatikk), sammenlignende, sammenlignings-2) relativ -
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[kəm'pærətɪv] 1.1) ling. comparativo2) (relative) relativo3) (based on comparison) [ method] comparativo; [religion, literature] comparato2.nome ling. comparativo m.* * ** * *[kəm'pærətɪv] 1.1) ling. comparativo2) (relative) relativo3) (based on comparison) [ method] comparativo; [religion, literature] comparato2.nome ling. comparativo m. -
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[kəm'pærətɪv] 1. прил.1) сравнительный, сопоставительныйI sat out in the open air in comparative comfort. — Я устроился на открытом воздухе с относительным комфортом.
Syn:relative 2.3) лингв. сравнительный ( о степени прилагательных и наречий)2. сущ.; лингв.сравнительная степень, компаратив -
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1. adj1) порівняльнийcomparative degree — грам. вищий ступінь
2) відносний2. nвищий ступінь* * *I n II a1) порівняльний2) відносний3) гpaм. порівняльний -
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adj. verhoudingsgewijs; relatief; in verhouding tot--------n. vergrotende/vergelijkende trapcomparative11 vergelijkende/vergrotende trap————————comparative21 vergelijkend ⇒ betrekkelijk, relatief♦voorbeelden:the comparative merits of the two projects • de relatieve verdiensten van beide plannen -
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1. adjective1) сравнительный; the comparative method сравнительный метод; comparative anatomy сравнительная анатомия2) сравнительный; относительный3) gram. сравнительный2. noun gram.сравнительная степень* * *(a) сравнительный* * *сравнительный, относительный* * *[com·par·a·tive || kəm'pærətɪv] n. сравнительная степень adj. сравнительный, относительный* * *относителенотносительныйсопоставимыйсравнительный* * *1. прил. 1) а) сравнительный б) грам. сравнительный 2) относительный 2. сущ.; грам. 1) состязающийся 2) грам. сравнительная степень, компаратив -
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/kəm'pærətiv/ * tính từ - so sánh =the comparative method of studying+ phương pháp nghiên cứu so sánh - tương đối =to live in comparative comfort+ sống tương đối sung túc * danh từ - (ngôn ngữ học) cấp so sánh - từ ở cấp so sánh -
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1) сличительный
2) сравнительный
3) относительный
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