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1 loose construction/interpretation of the Constitution
широ́кое (либера́льное) толкова́ние Конститу́ции ( в США)The Americanisms. English-Russian dictionary. > loose construction/interpretation of the Constitution
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2 loose
свобо́дный; неприкреплённый- loose construction/interpretation of the Constitutionloose skin — дря́блая ко́жа
- loose end
- loose sugar
- loose tongue
- loose translation
- loose women
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3 construction
1. n строительство, стройка; конструированиеconstruction industry — строительная промышленность, строительство
2. n конструкция, сооружение3. n постройка, здание4. n истолкование, объяснениеthe statement does not bear such a construction — это заявление не может быть истолковано подобным образом
5. n составление программы управления машиной6. n построение7. n составлениеprogram construction — составление программы; структура программы
8. n иск. работа в конструктивистском стилеСинонимический ряд:1. building (noun) building; creation; erecting; erection; fabricating; fabrication; making; manufacture; roadwork2. explanation (noun) clarification; construal; elucidation; exegesis; explanation; explication; expose; exposition; illumination; interpretation3. makeup (noun) architecture; composition; constitution; design; formation; makeup4. structure (noun) arrangement; build; disposition; form; organisation; organization; outline; plan; shape; structure
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