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1 обучить
1. teach; train; learn; be taughtобучил по частям; обученный по частям — taught in parts
2. teach; instruct; drill; train; learn; study3. exercise4. instruct5. tutorСинонимический ряд:выдрессировать (глаг.) выдрессировать; выучить; натаскать; научить -
2 обученный по частям
Sports: taught in partsУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обученный по частям
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