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1 coarse
[kɔ:s] a կոշտ, կոպիտ. coarse food/features/thread կոշտ/անսնունդ կերակուր. կոպիտ/խոշոր դիմագծեր. խամ թել. coarse person/ joke կոպիտ մարդ/կատակ. փխբ անպատ շաճ, անքաղաքավարի, գռեհիկ. a coarse story/gesture/language անպատշաճ անեկդոտ. կոպիտ /անքաղաքավարի շարժուձև. անպատշաճ արտահայտություն -
2 coarse
خشن ; غليظ* * *خَشِن ; غَليظ خَشِن -
3 COARSE ACQUISITION
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4 COARSE
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5 COARSE PITCH
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6 COARSE AGGREGATE
English-Arabic construction engineering dictionary > COARSE AGGREGATE
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7 COARSE STUFF
English-Arabic construction engineering dictionary > COARSE STUFF
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8 coarse language
"A label in a voluntary content-based rating system used by TV networks in the United States to indicate to viewers if a particular show has higher levels of sex, violence or adult language." -
9 fiber, fibre
[΄faibə] n մանրաթել. ջիղ. ջիլ. (բնա վորություն) of coarse fiber, fibre կոպիտ (անձնա վորություն). o f strong moral fiber, fibre ուժեղ բարո յական սկզբունքների տեր. fiber, fibre glass ապակյա մանրաթել -
10 texture
[΄tekstʃə] n գործվածք. գործվածքի որակը/խտությունը. կենս. հյուսվածք. (բույս, մաշկ) կառուցվածքը. coarse/fine texture կոպիտ/նուրբ գործվածք
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