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['klaɪmət] 1. сущ.1) климатpeople who lived in Alaska and other northern climates — люди, которые жили на Аляске и в других северных регионах
3) атмосфера, обстановка, настроениеclimate of opinion, climate of thought — состояние общественного мнения, общественный климат
Syn:2. гл.а) акклиматизировать, приспосабливать к новой средеб) акклиматизироваться, приспосабливаться к новой среде•Syn:
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