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1 radioactive
adj радіоактивний- radioactive area радіоактивний район- radioactive contaminant радіоактивна (бойова) речовина- radioactive dust радіоактивний пил- radioactive effects радіоактивний вплив; радіоактивна дія- radioactive fallout- radioactive waste радіоактивні відходи -
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4 radioactive
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6 radioactive
[ˌreɪdɪəu'æktɪv]adjраді́оакти́вний -
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8 radioactive contamination
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9 radioactive decay
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10 radioactive series
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11 radioactive source
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12 radioactive tracer
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13 radioactive age
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14 radioactive chain
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15 radioactive cooling
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16 radioactive dating
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17 radioactive decay
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18 radioactive effluent
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19 radioactive equilibrium
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20 radioactive fall-out
спад радиоактивности
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radioactive — (adj.) 1898, from Fr. radio actif, coined by Pierre and Marie Curie from radio , comb. form of L. radius (see RADIATION (Cf. radiation)) + actif active (see ACTIVE (Cf. active)) … Etymology dictionary
radioactive — ► ADJECTIVE ▪ emitting or relating to the emission of ionizing radiation or particles. DERIVATIVES radioactively adverb … English terms dictionary
radioactive — [rā΄dē ō ak′tiv] adj. [ RADIO + ACTIVE] giving off, or capable of giving off, radiant energy in the form of particles or rays, as alpha, beta, and gamma rays, by the spontaneous disintegration of atomic nuclei: said of certain elements, as… … English World dictionary
radioactive — ra|di|o|ac|tive [ˌreıdiəuˈæktıv US diou ] adj a radioactive substance is dangerous because it contains ↑radiation (=a form of energy that can harm living things) ▪ the problem of how to dispose of radioactive waste ▪ a consignment of highly… … Dictionary of contemporary English
Radioactive — Emitting energy waves due to decaying atomic nuclei. Radioactive substances are used in medicine as tracers for diagnosis, and in treatment to kill cancerous cells. * * * Possessing radioactivity. SYN: radio (2). * * * ra·dio·ac·tive .rād ē ō ak… … Medical dictionary
radioactive — ● radioactif, radioactive adjectif Doué de radioactivité. ● radioactif, radioactive (synonymes) adjectif Doué de radioactivité. Synonymes : actif … Encyclopédie Universelle
radioactive — [[t]re͟ɪdioʊæ̱ktɪv[/t]] ADJ GRADED Something that is radioactive contains a substance that produces energy in the form of powerful and harmful rays. The government has been storing radioactive waste at Fernald for 50 years. Derived words:… … English dictionary