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1 принципиальный
of principle; based on principle, guided by principleпринципиальный человек — man* of principle
принципиальный вопрос — question of principle, fundamental question
принципиальное согласие (на вн.) — consent / agreement in principle (to)
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2 принципиальный
1) ( вытекающий из принципов) of principle, based on principle (после сущ.)принципиа́льный вопро́с — question of principle, fundamental issue
принципиа́льный спор — controversy on a point of principle
принципиа́льная ли́ния — line based [-st] on principle
э́тот вопро́с име́ет принципиа́льное значе́ние — this question is a matter of principle
принципиа́льное разногла́сие — disagreement on a matter of principle
2) ( руководствующийся принципами) principled; of principle (после сущ.)принципиа́льный челове́к — man of principle
3) (общий, без деталей) in principle (после сущ.)принципиа́льное согла́сие (на вн.) — consent / agreement in principle (to)
он дал принципиа́льное согла́сие — he consented in principle
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