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101 تفكيري
1) noematic 2) noetic -
102 абстрактный
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103 духовный
1) spiritual
2) (церковный)
ecclesiastical* * ** * *spiritual; mental* * *ghostlyimmaterialmoralnoeticother-worldlyotherworldlypsychicspiritualunworldly -
104 интеллектуальный
intellectual* * ** * ** * *intellectualintelligentknowledge-basedlong-hairlong-hairednoetic -
105 мыслительный
intellectual, of thought* * ** * *intellectual, of thought* * *cogitativeintellectivementalnoetic -
106 рассудочный
rational, governed by the reason* * ** * *rational, governed by the reason* * *intellectivementalnoetic -
107 умственный
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108 абстрактен
abstractnoetic -
109 интеллектуален
intellectualintelligentknowledge-basednoetic -
110 рассудочен
intellectivementalnoetic -
111 elvont
(DE) abstrakt; (EN) abstract; academic; esoteric; esoterical; noetic; theoretic -
112 szellemi
(DE) Intellektuelle {r}; geistig; intelektuell; intellektuell; spiritistisch; spiritual; spirituell; (EN) intellectual; intelligential; inward; mentalistic; noetic; otherworldly; pneumatic; psychic; psychical; spiritual; spirituous; unworldly -
113 عقلي
1́ adj. mental, noetic, psychical, rational, liberal, cerebral2́ stands to reason -
114 noetico
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115 ansiedad noética
f.noetic anxiety. -
116 noemático
adj.noematic, noetic. -
117 abstract
абстрактный имя прилагательное: имя существительное: глагол:абстрагировать (abstract, prescind)суммировать (summarize, sum up, totalize, abstract, tot, tot up) -
118 discrete
дискретный имя прилагательное: -
119 intellectual
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120 transcendental
См. также в других словарях:
Noetic — No*et ic, Noetical No*et ic*al, a. [Gr. ?, fr. ? to perceive, ? mind, intellect.] Of or pertaining to the intellect; intellectual. [1913 Webster] I would employ the word noetic to express all those cognitions which originate in the mind itself.… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
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noetic — (adj.) pertaining to the intellect, 1650s, from Gk. noetikos intelligent, from noesis (see NOESIS (Cf. noesis)) … Etymology dictionary
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noetic — adjective Etymology: Greek noētikos intellectual, from noein to think, from nous mind Date: 1653 of, relating to, or based on the intellect … New Collegiate Dictionary