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adj1) практичнийpractical rate of fire — військ. бойова скорострільність
2) фактичний, справжній3) зручний, корисний, доцільний4) здійснимий, реальний5) недипломований; що не має спеціальної підготовки6) діловитий, вправний7) спритнийpractical politics — політичний захід; політичні махінації, політиканство
* * *I n1) (pl) практичні заняття2) прагматик; практична людинаII a1) практичний; пов'язаний із застосуванням на практиці; утилітарний2) практичний, зручний; корисний; доцільний; практичний, діловий3) здійсненний, реальний4) фактичний, справжній5) з практичним досвідом роботи (недипломований, який не має спеціальної підготовки)6) земний, прозаїчний
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