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1 sociocultural
прил.соц. социально-культурный, социокультурный (относящийся как к социальным, так и к культурным аспектам)sociocultural changes — социокультурные [социально-культурные\] изменения
sociocultural factor — социокультурный [социально-культурный\] фактор
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2 environment
nокружающая среда; окружениеto adjust to a new environment — приспосабливаться к новым условиям / к новому окружению
- anything-goes environmentto prohibit action to influence environment for military purposes — запрещать воздействие на окружающую среду в военных целях
- business environment
- catastrophic effects for the environment
- changed economic environment
- contamination of environment
- culturally deprived environment
- deterioration of environment
- economic and political environment
- economic environment
- hostile environment
- human environment
- improvement of the environment
- industrial environment
- international economic environment
- international environment
- law-of-the-jungle environment
- littoral environment
- local environment
- marine environment
- modification of the environment
- near-shore environment - peaceful utilization of the environment
- permissive environment
- petty-bourgeois environment
- physical environment - quality environment
- social and economic environment
- sociocultural environment
- sociohistorical environment
- strategic environment
- survival-of-the-fittest environment
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