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3) bronzener Kunstgegenstand бро́нза Sgt. eine Bronze Plastik бро́нзовая скульпту́ра <ста́туя> -
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[brɔnz] noun, adjective1) (of) an alloy of copper and tin:بْرونْزThe medal is (made of) bronze.
2) (of) its reddish brown colour.لَوْن البرونْز3) (a work of art) made of bronze:مَصْنوعٌ مِنَ البرونْزan exhibition of bronzes.
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Addison's disease, bronze diseaseаддисонова болезнь, бронзовая болезнь————————Addison's disease, bronze disease, hypocorticoidismБолезнь Аддисона, бронзовая болезнь, гипокортицизм -
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n mبرونز ['broːnz] m* * *n mبرونز ['broːnz] m -
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1. [brɒnz] n1. бронза2. 1) изделие из бронзы2) бронза ( медаль или деньги)3. порошок для бронзировки4. цвет бронзы, красновато-коричневый цвет5. пушечный металл2. [brɒnz] a1. бронзовый2. цвета бронзы, красновато-коричневый3. [brɒnz] v♢
bronze age - бронзовый век1. бронзировать2. 1) покрывать загаром ( о солнце)he was richly bronzed by the summer sun - он сильно загорел на летнем солнце
2) загорать на солнце3. 1) ожесточать2) делаться бесчувственным, ожесточаться -
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