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1 ребенок с дефектами развития
Russian-english psychology dictionary > ребенок с дефектами развития
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2 умственно отсталый ребенок
dull child, (mentally) retarded child, mentally handicapped childRussian-english psychology dictionary > умственно отсталый ребенок
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3 дефективный
defective, handicappedдефективный ребёнок — (mentally) defective or (physically) handicapped child*
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4 дефективный
defective, handicappedдефекти́вный ребёнок — (mentally) defective or (physically) handicapped child
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5 отсталый
прил.1) ( устарелый)outdated, retrograde2) ( отставший в развитии)backward, retardedумственно отсталый ребенок — mentally retarded child, mentally handicapped child, abnormal child
умственно отсталый — retarded, backward
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6 дефективный ребенок
(mentally) defective child, (physically) handicapped childРусско-английский словарь по общей лексике > дефективный ребенок
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7 отсталый
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8 ребёнок с множественными дефектами развития
Medicine: multiply handicapped childУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > ребёнок с множественными дефектами развития
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9 эмоционально ущербный ребёнок
Psychiatry: emotionally handicapped childУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > эмоционально ущербный ребёнок
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10 ребенок с умственными недостатками
Russian-english psychology dictionary > ребенок с умственными недостатками
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11 ребенок с физическими недостатками
Russian-english psychology dictionary > ребенок с физическими недостатками
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12 физически неполноценный ребенок
Russian-english psychology dictionary > физически неполноценный ребенок
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13 умственно
нареч.умственно отсталый — retarded, backward
умственно отсталый ребёнок — mentally retarded / handicapped child*
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14 умственно
нареч.у́мственно отста́лый — retarded, backward
у́мственно отста́лый ребёнок — mentally retarded / handicapped child
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15 дефективный
1. defective personдефективный; дефектный — defective person
2. deficient person3. handicapped4. defective
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