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вчт терминальная синтаксическая категорияEnglish-Russian electronics dictionary > terminal syntactic category
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2 terminal syntactic category
вчт. терминальная синтаксическая категорияThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > terminal syntactic category
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а) класс; группа•- class category
- fuzzy category
- lexical category
- mereologic category
- nonterminal syntactic category
- ordered categorys
- subordinate category
- superordinate category
- syntactic category
- taxonomic category
- terminal syntactic category
- unordered categorysThe New English-Russian Dictionary of Radio-electronics > category
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