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Общая лексика: старческий маразм -
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1. a старческий; дряхлыйsenile decay — дряхлость, старческая немощь
2. a геол. старыйСинонимический ряд:feeble (adj.) aged; doddering; doddery; doting; feeble; infirm; old; sickАнтонимический ряд:strong; young -
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adjстаречий, старезний* * *['siːnail]a1) старечий; старезний2) гeoл. старий ( що наближається до кінця циклу ерозії) -
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ˈsi:naɪl прил. старческий;
дряхлый senile dementia ≈ мед. старческое слабоумие Syn: old старческий;
дряхлый - * imbecility старческий маразм - * diseases старческие болезни (геология) старый (приближающийся к концу цикла эрозии) senile старческий;
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Синонимический ряд:стариковский (прил.) стариковский; старыйАнтонимический ряд:детский; юношеский -
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1) General subject: second childhood, senile imbecility, senile debility2) Medicine: senile marasmus3) Latin: marasmus senilis -
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прл(of) old age, old man's/woman's; дряхлый senileста́рческие неду́ги — old age ailments
ста́рческий мара́зм — senile imbecility
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Русско-английский юридический словарь > старческое слабоумие
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Русско-английский юридический словарь > старческое слабоумие
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weak-/feeble-mindedness, imbecility* * *слабоу̀мие,ср., само ед. weak-/feeble-mindedness, imbecility, dementia; half-wittedness, мед. dementia; старческо \слабоумие dotage, senility; senile dementia.* * *imbecility; dotage ; feeble-mindedness* * *1. weak-/feeble-mindedness, imbecility 2. старческо СЛАБОУМИЕ dotage -
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ср. imbecility, weak-mindedness, weak-headedness;
dotage( старческое) страдающий старческим слабоумием ≈ doting впасть в слабоумие ≈ go gagaслабоум|ие - с. feeblemindedness;
старческое ~ dotage, senile dementia;
~ный feebleminded, weak-minded.Большой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > слабоумие
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dɪˈmenʃɪə сущ.;
мед. слабоумие Syn: imbecility, weak-mindedness, amentia (медицина) (приобретенное) слабоумие - senile * старческое слабоумие( книжное) сумасшествие, помешательство увлечение dementia мед. слабоумиеБольшой англо-русский и русско-английский словарь > dementia
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