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{ig'zækt}
I. 1. точен, прецизен, акуратен
2. методичен, изискан, строг, взискателен
II. v изисквам
настоявам за, искам настоятелно (from, of от)* * *{ig'zakt} а 1. точен; прецизен, акуратен; 2. методичен, изискан(2) {ig'zakt} v изисквам; настоявам за, искам настоятелно (from* * *точен; прецизен; акуратен; заставям; методичен;* * *1. i. точен, прецизен, акуратен 2. ii. v изисквам 3. методичен, изискан, строг, взискателен 4. настоявам за, искам настоятелно (from, of от)* * *exact[ig´zækt] I. adj 1. точен, прецизен, съвършен, акуратен; \exact science точна наука; 2. методичен, последователен; грижлив; II. v 1. искам настоятелно, настоявам за, изисквам; to \exact obedience изисквам подчинение; 2. налагам (плащане на дълг, изпълнение на присъда); to \exact a heavy ( high) price прен. вземам висока цена; имам лош ефект (on върху). -
3 science
{saiəns}
1. наука (обик. точна-физика, химия, естествени науки, математика)
natural SCIENCE естествознание, естествени науки
man of SCIENCE учен (физик, естественик, химик)
2. вещина, умение, техника
3. ост. (по) знания
SCIENCE fiction научнофантастичен роман (и като жанр)* * *{saiъns} n 1. наука (обик. точна - физика, химия, естествени* * *наука;* * *1. man of science учен (физик, естественик, химик) 2. natural science естествознание, естествени науки 3. science fiction научнофантастичен роман (и като жанр) 4. вещина, умение, техника 5. наука (обик. точна-физика, химия, естествени науки, математика) 6. ост. (по) знания* * *science[´saiəns] n 1. наука (обикн. точна, естествена); applied \science приложна наука; exact \science точна наука; natural \science естествознание; political \science политология; social \science социология; domestic \science готварство, шиене, бродерия и др. домакински умения, изучавани в училище; pure \science теоретична наука; man of \science учен; физик, естественик; to blind s.o. with \science обърквам някого със сложни научни обяснения; 2. естествени науки; 3. вещина, умение, техника; 4. ост. знания, познания.
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exact science — noun : a science whose laws are capable of accurate quantitative expression (as physics, chemistry, astronomy) * * * a science, as chemistry or physics, that deals with quantitatively measurable phenomena of the material universe. [1860 65] * * * … Useful english dictionary
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exact science — Mathematics. See books of exact science … Ballentine's law dictionary
exact science — noun Date: 1843 a science (as physics, chemistry, or astronomy) whose laws are capable of accurate quantitative expression … New Collegiate Dictionary
exact science — a science, as chemistry or physics, that deals with quantitatively measurable phenomena of the material universe. [1860 65] * * * … Universalium
exact science — ex·act sci·ence ig zakt sī ən(t)s n a science (as physics, chemistry, or astronomy) whose laws are capable of accurate quantitative expression … Medical dictionary
exact science — /əgzækt ˈsaɪəns/ (say uhgzakt suyuhns), /ɛg / (say eg ) noun a science (such as mathematics) which permits of accurate measurement …
not an exact science — phrase used for saying that an activity is partly based on guessing rather than scientific methods Data analysis is an art, not an exact science. Thesaurus: inexact and inaccuratesynonym Main entry: exact … Useful english dictionary
not an exact science — used for saying that an activity is partly based on guessing rather than scientific methods Data analysis is an art, not an exact science … English dictionary
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