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1) распускающийся ( о цветках)2) вскрывающийся ( о плодах)4) выбрасывающийся, выталкивающийся (о спорах, семенах)* * * -
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1) n вибухова речовина2) a вибуховийEnglish-Ukrainian analytical chemistry dictionary > explosive
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I n2) гpaм. вибуховий приголоснийII a1) вибуховий; розривний2) бурхливий, швидкий; подібний до вибуху; запальний, нестриманий (про людину, характер)3) гipн. який стріляє ( про породу)4) гpaм. вибуховий; експлозивний5) cпeц. стрибкоподібний6) тex. створений керованим вибухом -
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