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1 связанный
1. coherent2. ganged3. incidental4. coupled5. attached6. bounded7. combined8. associated9. bundled10. relatedкасался; связанный с — related to
11. associate12. bound13. connectedСинонимический ряд:1. объединенный (прил.) объединенный; соединенный; спаянный; сплоченный; сцементированный2. скрученный (прил.) скрученный3. стесненный (прил.) связать по рукам и ногам; связать руки; скованный; стесненныйАнтонимический ряд:развязанный; разъединенный -
2 побочное действие
1) General subject: after-effect (лекарств), side effect (лекарства, лечения и т. п.), under-action2) Medicine: ghost effect, ill effect, side effect (обыкн. нежелательное), adverse effect3) Law: by-effect, incidental action4) Pharmacology: adverse drug reaction (Используется с момента появления фармацевтики на Руси. И никаких неблагоприятных реакций и препаратов не нужно.)5) Physics: underaction6) Food industry: side activity7) Perfume: lateral action, side action8) Aviation medicine: sideway action (лекарства, лечебного мероприятия)9) Makarov: adverse reaction( to drugs), by-action, harmful action -
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