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1. сущ.1) общ. образец, пример; модель; шаблонThe design is so good it's sure to set the pattern for many others. — Дизайн настолько хорош, что нет сомнений, что это образец для многих других.
the American constitution has provided a pattern for many republics — конституция США стала образцом для многих республик
See:2) общ. схема, тенденция, характер, направление развитияThe pattern of family life has been changing over recent years. — В последнее время характер семейной жизни меняется.
3) псих. манера поведенияin this type of mental illness, the usual pattern is bouts of depression alternating with elation — для психической болезни подобного рода является обычным, когда депрессия меняется эйфорией
4) cоц. паттерн (модель социального действия, характерная для данной культуры или группы и являющаяся примером для индивидов)See:2. гл.общ. копировать, делать по образцу; следовать примеру, брать за образецthese sentences pattern like the ones we studied before — эти предложения построены по образцу, который мы изучали до этого
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