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1 constructive
{kən'strʌktiv}
1. градивен, творчески
2. constructional
3. който се подразбира/зависи от тълкуването
CONSTRUCTIVE crime юр. постъпка, която може да се изтълкува като престъпление* * *{kъn'str^ktiv} 1. градивен, творчески; 2. = construction* * *творчески; градивен; конструктивен;* * *1. constructional 2. constructive crime юр. постъпка, която може да се изтълкува като престъпление 3. градивен, творчески 4. който се подразбира/зависи от тълкуването* * *constructive[kən´strʌktiv] adj 1. градивен, творчески, съзидателен, конструктивен; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv constructively; 2. = constructional; 3. който се подразбира; който зависи от тълкуване. -
2 constructive
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3 fraud
{frɔ:d}
1. n l. измама
by FRAUD с измама
in FRAUD of, to the FRAUD of с цел да измамя
2. измамник, мошеник, някой/нещо неоправдаващо надеждите* * *{frъ:d} n l. измама; by fraud с измама; in fraud of, to the fraud of с цел* * *измамничество;* * *1. by fraud с измама 2. in fraud of, to the fraud of с цел да измамя 3. n l. измама 4. измамник, мошеник, някой/нещо неоправдаващо надеждите* * *fraud[frɔ:d] n 1. измама; in \fraud of, to the \fraud of с цел да измамя; constructive \fraud косвена измама; \fraud in fact пряка измама; pious \fraud благородна лъжа; 2. измамник, мошеник; нещо, което излъгва (измамва). -
4 metabolism
{me'tæbəlizəm}
n биол. метаболизъм, обмяна на веществата* * *{me'tabъlizъm} n биол. метаболизъм, обмяна на веществата.* * *метаболизъм;* * *n биол. метаболизъм, обмяна на веществата* * *metabolism[me´tæbə¸lizəm] n биол. метаболизъм, обмяна на веществата; constructive \metabolism анаболизъм; destructive \metabolism катаболизъм.
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