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1. nlack of balance — а) неврівноваженість; б) спорт. відсутність (відчуття) рівноваги
lack of capacity — відсутність (потрібних) здібностей
lack of judgement — невміння розібратися (оцінити, зрозуміти)
for (by, from, through) lack of smth. — через нестачу чогось, за браком чогось
no lack of smth. — достатня кількість чогось, удосталь чогось
to feel the lack of smth. — відчувати (мати) недостачу чогось, потребувати щось
2. v2) не вистачати, бракувати, бути недостатнім* * *I [lʒk] nнестача, брак; ( повна) відсутністьII [lʒk] v1) зазнавати нестачі, браку ( чого-небудь), потребувати ( чого-небудь), не мати ( чого-небудь)2) pres. p. бракувати, не вистачати, бути недостатнім
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