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1 именной
1) ( помеченный именем владельца) personal, personalizedименна́я табли́чка — nameplate
именно́й бланк — personalized letterhead
именно́й ярлы́к [именна́я ме́тка] — name tag
именны́е часы́ — watch engraved with the owner's name
именно́й экземпля́р — autographed copy
2) ( выданный на чьё-л имя) registered; nominalименны́е а́кции — inscribed / registered stocks
именна́я облига́ция — registered bond
именно́й чек — cheque payable to ( the person named)
3) грам. noun (attr), nominalименно́е склоне́ние — noun declension
именно́е словосочета́ние — nominal phrase
••именно́й спи́сок — nominal roll
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2 склонение имен существительных
Linguistics: noun declensionУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > склонение имен существительных
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3 существительное второго склонения
General subject: second declension nounУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > существительное второго склонения
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4 существительное первого склонения
General subject: first declension nounУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > существительное первого склонения
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