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1 правильний
1) ( вірний) right; ( без помилок) correct, just, accurate, sound; ( про будову тіла) normal2) (закономірний, регулярний) regular, just3) грам. regularправильний багатокутник — rectilinear ( rectilineal) polygon
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2 вывод
1) (умозаключение) conclusion, deduction, inference; (решение) findingвзвешивать / обдумывать вывод — to weigh a conclusion
делать выводы — to deduce / to draw conclusions, to draw a deduction
делать должные выводы — to draw proper conclusions (from), делать общие выводы to generalize
оказывать влияние на вывод — to influence / to bias a conclusion
основывать вывод — to base / to build a conclusion (on, upon)
подкреплять вывод — to reinforce / to strengthen / to substantiate a conclusion (by)
прийти к выводу — to arrive at / to draw a conclusion; to come to a conclusion
необоснованный вывод — unfounded / unwarranted conclusion
2) (удаление) removal, withdrawal; (войск с чужой территории) withdrawal, evacuation, pulloutвывод войск — withdrawal of troops (from), troops pullout (from)
равномерный / сбалансированный вывод (войск и т.п.) — balanced withdrawal
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