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1 technical
1. n pl1) спеціальна термінологія2) технічні подробиці2. adj1) технічний; промисловий3) формальний; формально-юридичний4) технічний, майстерний* * *a1) технічний; промисловий2) спеціальнийtechnical study [discussion] — спеціальне дослідження [обговорення]
3) формальний; формально-юридичний4) митецький; технічний5) iм.; pl спеціальні терміни -
2 technical
adj1. технічний; промисловий2. формальний, формально-юридичний3. спеціальний; що стосується певної галузі- technical difference формальна відмінність- technical difficulty технічна/ формальна проблема- technical terms спеціальні терміни- in a technical sense у спеціальному значенні
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