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Англо-русский словарь по деревообрабатывающей промышленности > treatment
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лечение; обработка; обращение, обхождение; трактовка -
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способ обращения, трактовка, интерпретация, обработка, переработка
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1) обработка; 2) уходEnglish-Russian perfumery & beauty care dictionary > treatment
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лечение; обращение; обработка; режим; очистка; терапия; трактовка; рассмотрение; переработка; обхождение -
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комбинация условий (факторного эксперимента); вариант испытанийEnglish-Russian dictionary on experimental design > treatment
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врачеваниеврачеванияизлечениеизлечениялечениелеченияобработкаобращениеобхождениеотделкаотношениеповедениеповеденияпропиткапропитываниережимтрактовкауход -
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обработка, переработка, уходThe English-Russian dictionary of the Pulp and Paper Industry > treatment
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обращение; уход; лечение; обработка; трактовка; подход; режиссерский вариант сценария (рекламы) -
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интерпретация; трактовка; обработка; переработка -
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1. обработка; 2. пропитка; 3. отделкаEnglish-Russian dictionary of leather and footwear industry > treatment
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