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1 man-made sputnik
1) Военный термин: искусственный спутник2) Дипломатический термин: спутник -
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > man-made sputnik
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4 man-made
a искусственный, созданный руками человекаman-made world — мир, созданный руками человека
Синонимический ряд:synthetic (adj.) artificial; counterfeit; factitious; fake; false; inorganic; manufactured; not genuine; synthetic; unnatural -
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антропогенный; вызванный деятельностью человека; искусственный -
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жен. (языка, стиля) affectationискусственн|ость - ж. artificiality;
~ый
1. artificial;
тех. тж. synthetic;
~ое орошение artificial irrigation;
~ое питание artificial feeding;
~ые цветы artificial flowers;
~ое волокно synthetic/man-made fibre;
2. (притворный) affected, artificial;
~ая улыбка affected smile;
~ый спутник Земли artificial Earth satellite, sputnik.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > искусственность
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8 спутник
муж.
1) companion;
fellow travel(l) er;
life's companion, helpmate (жизни) ;
concomitant (сопутствующее обстоятельство) быть спутником ≈ companion спутник жизни ≈ partner( in life)
2) астр. satellite сигнал спутника Земли ≈ bleep разведывательный спутник ≈ spy satellite искусственный спутник Земли ≈ artificial satellite, space satellite, man-made satellite, разг. baby-moon спутник связи ≈ communication satellite, communications satellite, telecommunication satelliteспутн|ик - м.
1. companion;
(по путешествию тж.) fellow-traveller;
2. (рд.;
то, что сопутствует чему-л.) companion (of) ;
3. (небесное тело) satellite;
4. (искусственный) sputnik, artificial Earth satellite;
~ица ж. см. спутник
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