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[ˈautkʌm]equiprobable outcomes равновероятные исходы expected outcome ожидаемый исход favorable outcome благоприятный исход future outcome будущий исход future outcome будущий результат likely outcome вероятный исход low-probability outcome маловероятный исход mutually exclusive outcomes несовместимые исходы outcome выход, выпускное отверстие outcome выход продукции outcome исход outcome итог outcome последствие outcome результат, последствие, исход outcome результат probable outcome вероятный исход successful outcome удачный исход unfavorable outcome неблагоприятный исход unlikely outcome маловероятный исход unobserved outcome ненаблюдаемый исход unsuccessful outcome неудачный исход -
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результат, исход, итог- highly probable outcome
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1. благоприятный; удобный2. благоприятный; подходящийСинонимический ряд:1. approving (adj.) approbative; approbatory; approving; assenting; commendatory; commending; complimentary; recommendatory; salutary2. auspicious (adj.) auspicious; benign; bright; dexter; fortunate; hopeful; predisposed; promising; propitious; white3. good (adj.) advantageous; benefic; beneficial; brave; favoring; good; helpful; toward; useful4. pleasant (adj.) agreeable; congenial; grateful; gratifying; nice; pleasant; pleasing; pleasurable; pleasureful; welcome5. timely (adj.) fortuitous; opportune; prosperous; seasonable; timely; timeous; well-timedАнтонимический ряд:detrimental; disagreeable; harmful; hurtful; negative; threatening; unfavorable; untimely -
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1) исход, итог, последствие, результат Syn: result, consequence, sequel
2) выход, выпускное отверстие результат, последствие, исход - the * of election результат выборов выход, выпускное отверстие equiprobable ~s равновероятные исходы expected ~ ожидаемый исход favorable ~ благоприятный исход future ~ будущий исход future ~ будущий результат likely ~ вероятный исход low-probability ~ маловероятный исход mutually exclusive ~s несовместимые исходы outcome выход, выпускное отверстие ~ выход продукции ~ исход ~ итог ~ последствие ~ результат, последствие, исход ~ результат probable ~ вероятный исход successful ~ удачный исход unfavorable ~ неблагоприятный исход unlikely ~ маловероятный исход unobserved ~ ненаблюдаемый исход unsuccessful ~ неудачный исход -
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