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1 недоношенный ребёнок
1) General subject: preterm baby2) Medicine: dysmature infant, immature infant, premature infant, preterin infant, preterm infant, pronatis4) Law: premature child5) American English: premy6) Makarov: premature babyУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > недоношенный ребёнок
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2 ранний отказ
1) Engineering: adolescent failure, early failure, early hour failure, initial failure, premature failure2) Telecommunications: infant mortality3) Electronics: infant mortality failure4) Information technology: infancy failure5) Oil: EF (early failure), early-life failure, embryonic failure, immature failure6) Microelectronics: infant failure7) Quality control: infant-mortality failure -
3 отказ в начальном периоде эксплуатации
1) Oil: adolescent failure, early-life failure, embryonic failure, immature failure, infancy failure, initial failure2) Quality control: early failure, early life failure, infant-mortality failureУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > отказ в начальном периоде эксплуатации
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4 ранний
1) General subject: early, elder, first, forward, inchoate, inchoative, initiatory, matutinal, morning, (самый) premier, rareripe (об овощах, фруктах), rathe, rathe ripe, rathe-ripe (о плодах, овощах), spring, young (о времени), youthful2) Biology: early ripe3) Medicine: incipient (о стадии болезни), precocious (напр. о прорезывании зубов), premature4) American: rareripe5) Obsolete: timely6) Agriculture: early ripening, premature ripening7) Mathematics: previous8) Railway term: immature9) Scottish language: air10) Microelectronics: infant -
5 недоношенный ребёнок
dysmature [immature, premature] infantБольшой русско-английский медицинский словарь > недоношенный ребёнок
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immature — Synonyms and related words: a novice at, a stranger to, adolescent, adulterated, amateur, amateurish, arrested, at half cock, babish, babyish, blemished, budding, callow, childish, childlike, dabbling, damaged, defective, deficient, dewy,… … Moby Thesaurus
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