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1 everyday vocabulary
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1. n родной язык; национальный язык2. n просторечие; разговорный язык3. n местный диалект4. n профессиональный язык, жаргон5. n общепринятое, народное название растения или животногоthe vernacular of Covent Garden — площадные выражения, рыночная брань
6. a национальный, народный; родной7. a местный8. a разговорный; просторечныйvernacular Arabic — разговорный арабский язык; просторечие арабского языка
9. a диалектный10. a написанный или высказанный на родном языке11. a написанный или высказанный на местном диалектеСинонимический ряд:1. native (adj.) colloquial; common; endemic; everyday; familiar; indigenous; informal; local; native; natural; ordinary; vulgar; vulgate2. colloquial (noun) colloquial; patois; vulgate3. language (noun) argot; cant; common speech; dialect; idiom; jargon; language; lexicon; lingo; local language; mother tongue; native speech; patter; slang; speech; terminology; tongue; vocabularyАнтонимический ряд:foreign; formal
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