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м.1. ( удаление) withdrawal2. ( заключение) conclusion, inference; deduction научн.сделать вывод — draw* a conclusion; conclude, infer
можно сделать только один вывод — only one thing can be inferred / deduced, one can draw only one conclusion
прийти к выводу — come* to, или arrive at, a conclusion
поспешить с выводом — jump to a conclusion
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муж.1) ( удаление) withdrawal2) ( заключение) conclusion, inference; deduction научн.; ( комиссии) мн. ч. findingприйти к выводу — to come to a conclusion, to arrive at a conclusion
сделать вывод — to draw a conclusion, conclude, infer
3) матем. derivation4) электр. outlet, leading-out wire
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