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1 post-
(съставна част на сложни думи) от латински post "след". -
2 post-industriel,
le adj. (de post- et industriel) постиндустриален, който е след фазата на индустриализация. -
3 post-moderne
adj. (angl. post-modern) постмодеренистичен. -
4 post-modernisme
m. (angl. post-modern) постмодернизъм. -
5 post-natal,
e, als adj. (de post- et natal) който се отнася до периода след раждането. -
6 postclassique
adj. (de post- et classique) посткласически ( който е след класицизма). -
7 postcommunion
f. (de post- et communion) църк. проповед след причастие. -
8 postcure
f. (de post- et cure) наблюдение след лечение ( на туберкулоза най-често). -
9 postdate
f. (de post- et date) дата, по-късна от истинската. Ќ Ant. antidate. -
10 postdater
v.tr. (de post- et dater) поставям по-късна дата от истинската. -
11 postface
f. (de post-, d'apr. préface) послесловие. Ќ Ant. préface. -
12 postopératoire
adj. (de post- et opératoire) следоперационен; soins postopératoires спедоперационни грижи. -
13 postposer
v.tr. (de post- et poser) поставям, прокарвам след това. -
14 postpositif,
ve (de post- et positif) adj. грам. постпозитивен, задпоставен. -
15 postromantique
adj. (de post- et romantique) постромантичен; littérature postromantique постромантична литература. -
16 postscolaire
adj. (de post- et scolaire) следучилищен; instruction postscolaire следучилищно обучение. -
17 postsonorisation
f. (de post- et sonorisation) озвучаване на картината, след като тя е вече заснета. -
18 postsynchronisation
f. (de post- et synchronisation) кино допълнително синхронизиране. -
19 postsynchroniser
v.tr. (de post- et synchroniser) допълнително синхронизирам.
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