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1) ( служащий для прохода) through, pass-throughпроходно́й двор — yard with a through passage; communicating courtyard
проходна́я ко́мната — room giving access into another, intercommunicating room
проходна́я бу́дка — entrance lodge, control post
2) ( дающий право пройти куда-л) access (attr)проходно́й балл (на экзамене и т.п.) — minimum number of points
3) (средний, непритязательный - о произведении) run-of-the-mill, commonplace, routine [ruː'tiːn], undistinguished, unimaginative••проходна́я пе́шка — passed pawn
проходна́я ры́ба — anadromous fish
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проходная комната — room giving access into another, intercommunicating room
проходная будка — entrance-lodge, control post
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