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1 nominative
{'nominətiv}
I. 1. гром. именителен, в именителен падеж
2. назначен, неизборен
II. n грам. именителен падеж, дума в именителен падеж (напр. подлог)* * *{'nominъtiv} I. a 1. гром. именителен; в именителен падеж;* * *именителен;* * *1. i. гром. именителен, в именителен падеж 2. ii. n грам. именителен падеж, дума в именителен падеж (напр. подлог) 3. назначен, неизборен* * *nominative[´nɔminətiv] I. adj 1. ез. именителен; в именителен падеж; 2.[´nɔmineitiv] назначен, не изборен; FONT face=Times_Deutsch◊ adv nominatively; II. n номинатив, именителен падеж, дума в именителен падеж. -
2 N
{en}
1. буквата N
2. мат. неопределена величина
to the nth power на ента степен, до безкрайност, до краен предел* * *{en} буквата N.(2) {en} n 1. буквата N; 2. мат. неопределена величина; to the nth* * *1. en 2. i. буквата n 3. ii. буквата n 4. to the nth power на ента степен, до безкрайност, до краен предел 5. мат. неопределена величина* * *N, n [en] n (pl N's, Ns [enz]) I. 1. буквата N; 2. мат. неопределена величина; to the n-th power до ента степен, до краен предел, до безкрайност; 3. печ. единица мярка = половин em; II. N съкр. 1. ( neutron) неутрон; 2. ( nitrogen) азот; 3. ( north) север; 4. ( noun) съществително (име); 5. ( newton) нютон; 6. ( nominative) номинатив, именителен падеж.
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