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[spontə'neiəti, spontə'ni:əti]noun betarpiškumas -
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n. spontanitet (spontan handling, incident eller agerande som aktiverats av inre motiv utan tidigare planering eller påverkan utifrån)* * *[spontə'neiəti, spontə'ni:əti]noun spontanitet, spontan handling -
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spon·ta·neity [ˌspɒntəʼneɪəti, Am ˌspɑ:ntənʼeɪət̬i] nSpontaneität f, Ungezwungenheit f -
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• samonastalost; samoniklost; samoopredeljenje; samorodnost; spontanost; svojevoljnost -
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noun1) самопроизвольность, спонтанность2) непосредственность* * *(n) непосредственность; самопроизвольность; спонтанность; стихийность* * *самопроизвольность, спонтанность, естественность* * *[spon·ta·ne·i·ty || ‚spɑntə'nɪːətɪ /‚spɒn-] n. самопроизвольность, спонтанность, непосредственность* * *непосредственностьсамопроизвольностьспонтанность* * *1) самопроизвольность 2) непосредственность -
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[spontə'neiəti, spontə'ni:əti]noun vlastná iniciatíva* * *• živelnost• samovolnost• spontánnost• prirodzenost• inštinktívnost• impulzívnost• automaticnost• divokost• dobrovolnost• reflexívnost• mimovolnost• nenútenost -
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[spontə'neiəti, spontə'ni:əti]noun spontaneitate -
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[ˌspɒntə'niːɪtɪ]n1) спонта́нність; мимові́льність2) безпосере́дність -
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спонтанность; стихийность; непосредственность; самопроизвольность -
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[spontə'neiəti, spontə'ni:əti]noun αυθορμητισμός -
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непосредственностьсамопроизвольностьспонтанность
См. также в других словарях:
Spontaneity — Spon ta*ne i*ty (sp[o^]n t[.a]*n[=e] [i^]*t[y^]), n.; pl. {Spontaneities} ( t[i^]z). [Cf. F. spontan[ e]it[ e].] 1. The quality or state of being spontaneous, or acting from native feeling, proneness, or temperament, without constraint or… … The Collaborative International Dictionary of English
spontaneity — index impulse Burton s Legal Thesaurus. William C. Burton. 2006 … Law dictionary
spontaneity — 1650s; see SPONTANEOUS (Cf. spontaneous) + ITY (Cf. ity) … Etymology dictionary
spontaneity — *abandon, *unconstraint Analogous words: spontaneousness, instinctiveness, impulsiveness (see corresponding adjectives at SPONTANEOUS): extem poraneousness, offhandedness, unpremeditatedness (see corresponding adjectives at EXTEMPORANEOUS):… … New Dictionary of Synonyms
spontaneity — spon tǝ nay i ti has largely superseded the traditional pronunciation spon tǝ nee i ti … Modern English usage
spontaneity — [spän΄tə nē′ə tē; ] often [ spän΄tənā′ə tē] n. 1. the state or quality of being spontaneous 2. pl. spontaneities spontaneous behavior, movement, action, etc … English World dictionary
spontaneity — [[t]spɒ̱ntəne͟ɪɪti[/t]] N UNCOUNT Spontaneity is spontaneous, natural behaviour. He had the spontaneity of a child … English dictionary
spontaneity — spontaneous ► ADJECTIVE 1) performed or occurring as a result of an unpremeditated impulse and without external stimulus. 2) open, natural, and uninhibited. 3) (of a process or event) occurring without apparent external cause. 4) Biology (of… … English terms dictionary
spontaneity — noun the quality of being spontaneous and coming from natural feelings without constraint (Freq. 3) the spontaneity of his laughter • Syn: ↑spontaneousness • Derivationally related forms: ↑spontaneous (for: ↑spontaneousness) … Useful english dictionary
spontaneity and spontaneous — Spontaneity is the quality of being spontaneous: behavior proceeding from natural feeling or from a momentary impulse, without having been planned or labored; developing from within, without apparent external influence, force, cause, or… … Glossary of Art Terms
spontaneity/indifference — The contrast is used by Locke and then Hume in their discussions of free will . Liberty of spontaneity is the freedom to do something if we so choose, and is contrasted with forcible restraint or inability. It is to be distinguished from the… … Philosophy dictionary