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nounവിമര്ശകന്, വിവേചകന്, നിരൂപകന് -
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105 critic height
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106 critic of note
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107 critic of society
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108 critic of the regime
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110 agricultural critic
специалист по сельскому хозяйствуA lot of his work as Agricultural Critic this Spring centered around fighting for the preservation of the Canadian Wheat Board which the Conservative government has vowed to dismantle with or without the consent of Parliament. — Большая часть его работы в качестве специалиста по сельскому хозяйству была сосредоточена вокруг борьбы за сохранение Канадского зернового совета, который правительство консерваторов пообещало распустить с согласия парламента или без него.
Англо-русский универсальный дополнительный практический переводческий словарь И. Мостицкого > agricultural critic
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111 envious and malicious critic
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112 severe critic
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113 drama critic
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114 to be an outspoken critic of something
criticar algo abiertamenteEnglish-spanish dictionary > to be an outspoken critic of something
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115 a self-appointed critic
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116 social critic
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117 musical critic
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118 armchair critic
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > armchair critic
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119 drama critic
Englisch-Deutsch Fachwörterbuch der Wirtschaft > drama critic
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120 film critic
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critic — [krit′ik] n. [L criticus < Gr kritikos, a critic, orig., critical, able to discern < krinein: see CRISIS] 1. a) a person who forms and expresses judgments of people or things according to certain standards or values b) such a person whose… … English World dictionary
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