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1) General subject: access, adit, arrival (войск), aspect, concept, lead up, lead-up (к какому-л. делу), sea gate, side, slant, touch (к людям), a way (with smb - к кому-л.), perspective, method, tack, approach (to make approaches to somebody - привлечь внимание кого-л., "подъезжать" к кому-л.)2) Computers: philosophy3) Biology: approach (к изучению чего-л.)5) Medicine: tradition6) Sports: set (для выполнения упражнения, включающий один и более повторов этого упражнения без перерыва)8) Engineering: accessway, approach zone (к мостовому сооружению), in stroke, instroke (поршня в двигателе)9) Construction: approximation, avenue (к домам), bottom up approach, road approach, approach (к мосту)10) Mathematics: attitude11) Railway term: accessibility13) Accounting: bearing14) Architecture: way (к решению проблемы и т.п.)15) Road works: entry point16) Diplomatic term: approach (к рассмотрению, изучению чего-л.), line of approach (to a problem) (к решению проблемы), procedure17) German: Ansatz (к решению задачи, обыкн. в физике)18) Psychology: child-centred approach19) Cartography: approach (к объекту)20) Advertising: treatment21) Patents: approach (к проблеме)22) Business: principal24) Chemical weapons: angle (особый акцент статьи или передачи, ангажированность), slant (особый акцент статьи или передачи, ангажированность)25) Makarov: approach (к решению какой-л. задачи), handling (к решению вопроса), strategy, system26) Combustion gas turbines: approach (к решению задачи)
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