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1 посредством
1. therewith2. via3. by4. by the agencyчерез; посредством — through the medium
с помощью; посредством; путем — through the use of
5. by virtue ofблагодаря; посредством; в силу; на основании — by virtue of
6. through7. through the agency8. through the use of9. by dint of10. by way ofв качестве; с целью; через; посредством; путем — by way of
11. dint12. through the medium13. by means ofпри помощи, посредством — by means of
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2 обозначение вещи посредством слова
General subject: the denotation of a thing by a wordУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > обозначение вещи посредством слова
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