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1 дрібний
1) small, fine, minuteдрібний гравій — grit, fine gravel, granule gravel, small gravel
дрібний дощ — fine rain, drizzle
дрібний друк — small print/type
2) ( незначний) small, petty, insignificant, niggling, trifling, paltryдрібний виробник — backyarder, small producer
дрібний спекулянт амер. ек. — scalper
дрібний фермер — small ( petty) farmer
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2 шрифт
чtype, print, primerжирний шрифт — thick (fat, bold) type, clarendon; амер. boldface
нормальний шрифт — standard type, regular type
шрифт принтера комп. — printer font
дрібним (великим) шрифтом — in small ( large) print
комплект шрифтів — fount; амер. font
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3 друк
чprinting; press; ( шрифт) type, printдрук великими (заголовними) літерами — upper case print; capitalization
неглибокий друк — small print/type
друк струминний комп. — ink jet printing
вийти друком (з друку) — to come out, to be published
випускати друком (з друку) — to issue, to release
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4 літера
жletter, character; полігр. typeвелика літера — capital letter; полігр. upper case ( letter)
мала літера — small letter; полігр. lower case ( letter)
друковані літери — printed letters, type
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5 писати
1) to write; ( у пресі) to write ( for), to journalize; (накладну, фактуру) to invoice; ( на машинці) to type; (пародію, карикатуру) to parody; (листа і т. д.) to pen; (недбало, нашвидку) to scribbleписати карлючками — to scrawl, to scribble
писати надто багато — to overwrite, to write too much
2) жив. to paint -
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