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1 conjunction
{kən'dʒʌŋkʃn}
1. съединение, връзка, свързване
in CONJUNCTION with заедно с
в съгласие c
2. съвпадение, стечение
3. астр. предполагаема най-голяма близост на две небесни тела, пресичане на пътищата, срещане (на небесни тела)
4. грам. съюз* * *{kъn'j^nkshn} n 1. съединение, връзка; свързване; in conjunction* * *съюз; съвпадение; свързване; връзка;* * *1. in conjunction with заедно с 2. астр. предполагаема най-голяма близост на две небесни тела, пресичане на пътищата, срещане (на небесни тела) 3. в съгласие c 4. грам. съюз 5. съвпадение, стечение 6. съединение, връзка, свързване* * *conjunction[kən´dʒʌʃkʃən] n 1. съединение, връзка; свързване; конюнкция; in \conjunction with заедно с, в съгласие с; 2. съвпадение, стечение; an unusual \conjunction of circumstances необичайно стечение на обстоятелства; 3. астр. предполагаема близост на две небесни тела; пресичане на пътищата, срещане (на небесни тела); 4. ез. съюз. -
2 conjunction
• съединение• конюнкция, съвпадение, съчетание, кръстопът -
3 coordinating conjunction
{kou'ɔ:dineitiŋkən'dʒʌŋkʃn}
n грам. съчинителен съюз* * *{kou'ъ:dineitin kъn'j^nkshn} n грам. съчин* * *n грам. съчинителен съюз -
4 k-valued conjunction
изч.• к-значна конюнкцияEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > k-valued conjunction
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5 plate conjunction
• свързване на аерофотоснимкиEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > plate conjunction
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6 to conjunction up
• присъединявам• съединявамEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > to conjunction up
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conjunction — late 14c., originally of planets, from O.Fr. conjonction union, joining, sexual intercourse (12c.), from L. conjunctionem (nom. conjunctio), from pp. stem of conjugare join together (see CONJUGAL (Cf. conjugal)). Cf. It. congiunzione, Sp.… … Etymology dictionary
conjunction — [n] combination affiliation, agreement, alliance, association, cahoots, coincidence, concomitance, concurrence, congruency, conjointment, hookup*, juxtaposition, parallelism, partnership, tie up*, union; concepts 388,714 Ant. detachment,… … New thesaurus
