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1 viipekeel
сущ.общ. сурдоязык, жестовый язык, кинетическая речь, объяснение с помощью жестов, сурдоперевод, язык глухонемых, язык жестов, ÿçûê çíàêîâ (àíãë.: finger-speech; finger language; hand-language; gestural language; sign language; manual method // íåì.: Gestensprache; Gebärdensprache; Zeichensprache), žestide keel -
2 algkeel
сущ.лингв. праязык, язык исходного документа, язык оригинала, язык первичного документа (англ.: parent language; primal language; original), язык, на котором написан документ, язык-основа -
3 keelekasutus
прил.лингв. грамматические навыки, объяснение терминов, правильная речь (англ.: grammar, usage of the language // нем.: Sprachgebrauch), правильное использование языка, словоупотребление, языковое употребление -
4 keelekorrektuur
прил.лингв. ÿçûêîâàÿ ïðàâêà (àíãë.: language correction; speech correction // íåì.: Sprachkorrektur) -
5 kehakeel
сущ.общ. жестикуляция и мимика, язык жестов, язык мимики и жестов, язык тела (англ.: body language) -
6 sihtkeel
сущ.лингв. (àíãë.: target language), выходной язык (транслятора), объектный язык, целевой язык, язык на выходе (ЭВМ), язык перевода (в отличие от языка оригинала), язык, на который делается перевод, язык-реципиент
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