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1 мова
ж1) language; tongueвиразна (чітка) мова — distinct ( clear) enunciation
літературна мова — literary ( standard) language
машинна мова комп. — computer ( machine) language
мова асемблера — assembler language, assembly language
мова запитів комп. — data-query language, query language
рідна мова — one's mother tongue; native language
мова закону — language of law, legislative language
мова програмування комп. — computer language, machine language, programming language
розмовна мова — colloquial/familiar speech; spoken language
вчитель іноземної мови — language master, language teacher
2) ( розмова) discourseне про те мова — this is not the question in point, that is not the point
3) грам. speechпряма (непряма) мова грам. — direct (indirect, oblique) speech
частини мови грам. — parts of speech
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2 сумнів
чdoubt; dubiety; disbelief; scruple, uncertaintyбрати під сумнів — to question, to query, to throw doubts on, to call smth. in question, to cast doubt on smth.
розв'язати сумнів — to put an end to doubt, to settle doubt
поза сумнівом — no (without, beyond) doubt, undoubtedly, surely, without/beyond doubt
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