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1 passive
a. 수동의, 무저항의, 활발하지 못한 -
2 passive belt
x. 자동 안전 밸트 -
3 passive euthanasia
x. 소극적 안락사 -
4 passive immunity
x. 수동 면역 -
5 passive immunization
x. 수동 면역 -
6 passive obedience
x. 절대 복종, 묵종 -
7 passive resistance
x. 소극적 저항 -
8 passive resister
x. 소극적 저항자 -
9 passive restraint
x. 수동적 안전장치 -
10 passive sattelite
x. 수동 위성 -
11 passive smoking
x. 간접 흡연 -
12 passive voice
x. 수동태 -
13 passive diffusion
수동확산English-Korean animal medical dictionary > passive diffusion
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14 passive hemagglutination serotyping
수동적혈구응집혈청형별English-Korean animal medical dictionary > passive hemagglutination serotyping
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15 passive hemagglutination titer
수동적혈구응집역가English-Korean animal medical dictionary > passive hemagglutination titer
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16 passive hyperemia
수동충혈English-Korean animal medical dictionary > passive hyperemia
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17 passive immunity
수동면역 -
18 passive movement
피동운동 -
19 passive smoking
간접흡연 -
20 passive submission
수동적복종English-Korean animal medical dictionary > passive submission
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