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1 облигатный паразит
1) General subject: obligative parasite, obligatory parasite2) Medicine: holoparasite, obligate parasite (истинный)3) Genetics: obligate parasite (паразит, не способный к жизни вне организма хозяина)Универсальный русско-английский словарь > облигатный паразит
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2 обязательный
1) General subject: automatic, binding upon, bounden, canonic, canonical, coactive, complaisant, compulsive (для всех), essential, incumbent, indispensable (о законе и т. п.), mandatory, obligated, obligative, obligatory, obliging, of obligation, preceptive, required, stringent, sure, willing to oblige, bound, committed (о характере)2) Geology: pending3) Medicine: obligate4) Chemistry: indispensible5) Mathematics: imperative6) Law: mandative, plainly required, requisite, sine qua non, regulatory7) Economy: essential adf8) Taxes: binding (к исполнению)9) Patents: binding, compulsory10) Business: compulsive, incurred, necessary11) Sakhalin energy glossary: shall be subject to mandatory promulgation12) Oil&Gas technology normative (например, в ISO 6974: Normative annex - обязательное приложение ( противоположн. - informative annex))13) Makarov: compulsory (для всех), inevitable, irremissible14) Gold mining: pending (напр. results are pending) -
3 обязательство, которое нельзя не выполнить
General subject: obligative commitmentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обязательство, которое нельзя не выполнить
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4 обязывающий
1) General subject: binding, imperative, obligative, obligatory, obliging2) Law: engaging (negotiable instrument engaging to pay), laying under obligation -
5 сослагательный
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obligative — ˈ ̷ ̷ ̷ ̷ˌgād.iv adjective Etymology: Latin obligatus (past participle of obligare to oblige) + English ive 1. : entailing an obligation : obligatory an obligative contract 2. : obligate 1b … Useful english dictionary
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obligative — adj. pertaining to obligation, pertaining to commitment … English contemporary dictionary
obligative — ob·li·ga·tive … English syllables
obligative mood — noun : modal expression of obligation or propriety (as in “the door should be closed”) … Useful english dictionary
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