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21 підтримка
backing, help, aid, assistance, behalf, comfort, espousal, exhortation, promotion, support, supporting, upholding -
22 бездефіцитний
without deficit, entailing no deficit; self-supporting -
23 вкладиш
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24 госпрозрахунковий
self-supporting, cost-accounting -
25 госпрозрахунок
чself-supporting running, self-financing -
26 несуча балка
crosstop, supporting girder, top tic -
27 несуча стіна
load-bearing wall, load-hearing wall, supporting wall -
28 носійний
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29 опорна рама
bed frame, supporting frame -
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31 підкріплювальний
1) strengthening, fortifying; ( про повітря) supporting, reinforcing, invigorating2) ( про їжу) sustaining, nourishing, wholesome -
32 підпирання
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33 підтримка
ж1) ( моральна) supporting, sustaining, sustenance, sustention, maintenance; (думки, пропозиції) backing, seconding, countenance; ( участь) espousalвогньова підтримка військ. — fire support; ( при наступі) covering fire
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34 роль
жrole; театр. тж. part, characterвирішальна роль — crucial/decisive role
головна роль — title role, lead, key role, leading role
в ролі кого-небудь — in the role of, as a sort of
входити в роль — to get into the role, to assume the role of smb.
відігравати роль — to play a role/part, to take the part (of), to act; to matter, to count, to be of importance
відігравати велику роль — to play a large role/part
відігравати незначну роль — to count very little, to be of minor/little importance
відігравати першу роль — to play the key/leading role, to be number one
відігравати роль у суспільстві (світі) — to play a role in society; to be smb.
помінятися ролями — to exchange roles, to trade/switch roles with smb.
на других ролях — to play a supporting role, to be in a subordinate position
на перших ролях — to play a key role, to be in a key position
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