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21 кавардак
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22 колотнеча
жquarrel; confusion, disorder, fuss; hurly-burly, bustle, scurry, jumble, turmoil, hullabaloo -
23 лихоманити
2) to throw into confusion ( disorder); to agitate -
24 маніакально-депресивний
псих.маніакально-депресивний психоз — bipolar disorder, manic-depressive psychosis
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25 невпорядкованість
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26 неврологічний
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27 нелад
чdisorder, discord -
28 непорядок
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29 перевертати
= перевернути1) ( на другий бік) to turn over2) ( порушувати усталений порядок) to alter, to overthrow, to change radically3) ( робити безладдя) to disorder, to disorganize; to upset4) (смисл, думку) to distort, to pervert, to garble5) ( перетворювати на щось) to turn (to, into), to transform ( into) -
30 психічний
psychic(al); mentalпсихічний розлад — psychosis, mental disorder ( derangement); амер. mental crack-up
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31 розбрід
чdisorder, mess; confusion -
32 розвал
чdisintegration; breakdown, breakup, downfall; disorganization, disorder, collapse, chaos -
33 розгардіяш
чdisorder, confusion; mess, huddle; untidiness; fuss; hurly-burly, bustle -
34 розлад
ч1) disorder, disorganization2) dissonance, discord, dissension3) ( захворювання) maladyрозлад шлунка — indigestion, stomach upset
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35 розладнання
сdisorder; disarray, disorganization, confusion -
36 розладнувати
= розладнатиto disorder; ( плани) to unsettle, to derange, to disconcert; ( заподіяти шкоду) to shatter; to throw into confusion -
37 розстроювати
= розстроїти1) to disorder, to derange; to unsettle; ( про шлунок) to upset2) ( засмутити) to upset, to put out3) ( музичні інструменти) to untune, to detune, to put out of tune -
38 руховий
анат.efferent; impellent, motiveруховий нерв — motor ( nerve)
руховий розлад — dyskinesia, movement disorder
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39 стовпотворіння
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40 хаос
I ч міф.х`аосII чх`а`ос( безладдя) chaos, mess, disorder
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