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1 cultural backwardness
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2 overcome economic and cultural backwardness
Универсальный англо-русский словарь > overcome economic and cultural backwardness
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3 backwardness
n- agricultural backwardness
- cultural backwardness
- economic backwardness inherited from colonialism
- economic backwardness
- leap from backwardness to progress
- medieval backwardness
- political backwardness
- social backwardness
- socioeconomic backwardness
- technical backwardness
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4 некультурно
некультурн|о - in an uncultured/uncivilized way;
~ость ж. lack of culture, cultural backwardness, low level of culture;
~ость поведения uncultured behaviour;
~ый
1. uncultured, uncivilized, uncultivated;
~ый человек an uncultured person, a boor;
~ое поведение uncivilized/ uncultured behaviour;
2. (о растениях) uncultivated.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > некультурно
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5 economic culture
эк., соц. хозяйственная [экономическая\] культура (совокупность накопленных профессиональных знаний и навыков, а также правил поведения, системы ценностей, значений и символов)America’s laissez faire economic culture is underlined by its Constitution. — Американская экономическая культура свободного предпринимательства заложена в конституции этой страны.
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