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1 непредусмотренный
uncontemplated, unprovided for -
2 непредсказуемый
abrupt, sudden, surprising, uncontemplated, unexpected, unheralded, unhoped(-for)* * ** * *abrupt, sudden, surprising, uncontemplated* * *contingentemergentincalculableuncontemplatedunexpectedunforeseenunpredictableunrehearsed -
3 неожиданный
1) General subject: abrupt, accidental, galvanic (об улыбке, движениях и т. п.), off-the-wall, snap, subitaneous, sudden, surprise, surprising, turn-up, unanticipated, uncontemplated, undreamed of, undreamed-of, undreamt of, undreamt-of, unexpected, unheralded, unhoped, unhoped for, unhoped-for (о чем-л. приятном), unlooked for, unlooked-for, unrehearsed, unsuspected, unthought of, unthought-of, counterintuitive, dramatic, unlikely, last-minute2) Colloquial: quickie3) Accounting: windfall4) Diplomatic term: impromptu5) Jargon: extra-curricular, pickup, off the wall6) Makarov: incidental, precipitate7) Idiomatic expression: out of the box -
4 непредвиденный
1) General subject: contingent, emergent, extemporaneous, extemporary, extraordinary, incalculable, sudden, uncontemplated, unforeseen, unguessed, unlooked for, unlooked-for, unrehearsed, unsuspected, unexpected, unforseen, unforeseeable2) Economy: unanticipated3) Accounting: windfall4) Oil: unforseeable -
5 неожиданный
unexpected* * ** * *unexpected, sudden* * *suddenuncontemplatedunheraldedunhopedunlooked-forunrehearsedunsuspected -
6 непредвиденный
unforeseen* * ** * ** * *contingentemergentincalculableuncontemplatedunexpectedunforeseenunforseenunpredictableunrehearsedunsuspected -
7 непредусмотренный
прич. от предусмотреть с отрицанием
unforeseen; unprovided for* * ** * *прич. от предусмотреть с отрицанием unforeseen* * *contingentemergentuncontemplatedunexpectedunforeseeableunforeseenunforseenunintendedunpredictableunrehearsed -
8 неожидан
suddenuncontemplatedunhopedunlooked-for -
9 непредсказуем
contingentemergentuncontemplatedunexpectedunforeseenunpredictableunrehearsed -
10 непредвиденный
прил.unanticipated;uncontemplated;unforeseen\непредвиденныйые расходы — contingent (extraordinary) expenses
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11 непредвиденный
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12 неожиданный
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13 непредвиденный
emergency имя прилагательное:unforeseen (непредвиденный, не предусмотренный)uncontemplated (непредвиденный, неожиданный) -
14 непредвиденный
1. incalculable2. unforseen3. unprovided-for4. emergencyнепредвиденный случай; чрезвычайное обстоятельство; чрезвычайное положение; случай крайней необходимости — case of emergency
5. unanticipated6. uncontemplated7. unlooked-forнепредвиденное счастье в виде прибавки к жалованью — an unlooked-for blessing in the form of a salary increase
8. unforeseenдополнительная сумма в десять фунтов на непредвиденные расходы — a margin of ?10 for unforeseen expenses
9. contingent10. emergent
См. также в других словарях:
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