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1 благоприятная погода
1) General subject: propitious weather2) Naval: favorable weather, favourable weather3) Construction: workable weather (для производства строительных работ)4) Makarov: prosperous weatherУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > благоприятная погода
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2 благоприятный
1. advantageous2. gratifying3. favorably4. auspicious5. auspiciously6. benign7. conducive8. favourable9. favorable; favourable; propitious10. congenial11. fair12. opportune13. propitious14. prosperousСинонимический ряд:1. одобрительно (прил.) лестно; одобрительно2. удобно (прил.) удобно3. подходяще (проч.) подходяще; удобно
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