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1 property
{'prɔpəti}
1. имот, имущество, собственост, притежание, стопанство, имение
man of PROPERTY собственик, имотен човек, богаташ
2. свойство, отличително качество
3. достояние
that's common/public PROPERTY всички знаят това, това е обществено достояние
4. обик. рl театр. реквизит
5. attr имуществен, имотен, театр. реквизитен
PROPERTY qualification имуществен ценз
PROPERTY tax данък cгради* * *{'prъpъti} n 1. имот, имущество; собственост; притежание; ст* * *стопански; собственост; свойство; притежание; капитал;* * *1. attr имуществен, имотен, театр. реквизитен 2. man of property собственик, имотен човек, богаташ 3. property qualification имуществен ценз 4. property tax данък cгради 5. that's common/public property всички знаят това, това е обществено достояние 6. достояние 7. имот, имущество, собственост, притежание, стопанство, имение 8. обик. рl театр. реквизит 9. свойство, отличително качество* * *property[´prɔpəti] n 1. имот, имущество, собственост, притежание, владение; стопанство, стопанства, имение, имения; personal ( real) \property движим (недвижим) имот; man of \property собственик; имотен (заможен) човек, богаташ; 2. свойство, отличително качество; 3. (обикн. pl) театрални реквизити; 4. attr който се отнася до имот, имотен; \property qualifications имотен ценз; \property tax данък сгради; • that's public \property кой не знае (и децата знаят) това. -
2 property
• свойство• качество, характеристика, собственост -
3 property
свойство {ср} -
4 property
собственост {ж} -
5 property-master
property-master[´prɔpəti¸ma:stə] = property-man. -
6 property-man
property-man[´prɔpəti¸mæn] n театр. реквизитор. -
7 property master
{'prɔpəti,ma:stə}
вж. property man* * *{'prъpъti,ma:stъ} property man.* * *вж. property man -
8 property man
{'prɔpəti,mæn}
n театр. реквизитор* * *{'prъpъti,man} n театр. реквизитор.* * *n театр. реквизитор -
9 property in patent
• владение чрез патентEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > property in patent
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10 property of ellipse reflection
• фокално свойство на елипсаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > property of ellipse reflection
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11 personal property
personal property[´pə:sənl¸prɔpəti] n юрид. лични вещи; движимо имущество. -
12 stage property
stage property[´steidʒ¸prɔpəti] n театр. реквизит. -
13 stage-property
реквизит; -
14 absorbing property
• поглъщащо свойствоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > absorbing property
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15 additive property
• адитивно свойствоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > additive property
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16 binding property
• свързваща способностEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > binding property
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17 colligative property
• колигационно свойствоEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > colligative property
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18 counting property
ядр.• броячна характеристикаEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > counting property
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19 cutting property
• режеща способност• обработваемост чрез рязанеEnglish-Bulgarian polytechnical dictionary > cutting property
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20 decay property
ядр.• способност за разпадане
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