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following; ensuing; subsequent; succeeding; successive; after; ulterior; sequential; consecutive; junior (о контракте и т.п.); onward (Irina Verbitskaya); further (gorbulenko); upcoming (Min$draV); continued (I. Havkin); future (о событиях и т. п.; Measuring this asymmetry could help power companies and government regulators prevent future crises by better understanding the market. I. Havkin); later (о частях, разделах, этапах и т.п.; The later parts of this section discuss the three main directives... I. Havkin); posterior (тж. to); attendant |
| Gruzovik |
downstream |
| Игорь Миг |
pending |
| amer. |
posterior (за опр.событием: a date posterior to the first Reform Bill Val_Ships) |
| antic. |
postliminiar; postliminious |
| electr. |
child; daughter; descendant; latter; offspring; son |
| fin. |
after- |
| geol. |
consequent |
| gimn. |
continuing |
| herr. |
follow-up (последующая операция, переход, проход: follow-up pass последующий проход после черновой(получистовой) обработки HoneyBadger) |
| IT |
sequent; postmortem |
| jur. |
supervening; successor (Alexander Matytsin) |
| lib. |
postliminary; ensuing (MichaelBurov) |
| mat. |
posterior; succeedent; eventual |
| med. |
follow-up; downstream (термин имеет отношение к временно́му/смысловому порядку/последовательности/этапности метаболических и иных процессов, напр., downstream signaling pathways, downstream metabolite, etc. drmed) |
| mil., avia. |
followed |
| negoc. |
next following |
| patent. |
additional; subsequent; subsequently |
| petról. |
follow-on |
| progr. |
later (ssn); future (ssn) |
| publ. |
reactive |
| rar. |
succedent |
| tec. |
next |
| telecom. |
consequential (oleg.vigodsky); followup (oleg.vigodsky) |
| vehíc. |
post |
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| gen. |
go (after); be next (to); come next; take up (примеру); ought; should; go after; be forthcoming (Liv Bliss); be owed; be owing; ensue (за чем-либо) Пример: His wife attempted to get hold of the revolver and during the struggle that ensued the weapon was discharged and she was fatally wounded. 4uzhoj); come after; come as a result; follow (rules, advice, an example, etc.); be bound for (of a train or ship); one should; be due |
| Gruzovik |
follow (pf of следовать); take after (pf of следовать) |
| electr. |
follow |
| Gruzovik, antic. |
investigate (pf of следовать) |
| mat. |
succeed; comply (with); keep up with; proceed; be bound (for); result (from); supervene |
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sequel; sequence; subsequence; subsequent condition; subsequent offence |
| antic. |
subsequency |
| jur. |
condition subsequent |
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| gen. |
subsequent (typist); that ensued (за этим) Пример: His wife attempted to get hold of the revolver and during the struggle that ensued the weapon was discharged and she was fatally wounded. 4uzhoj); ensuing (happening after a particular action or event, especially as a result of it: Hundreds of thousands of people travelling home or heading out for the evening were caught up in the ensuing chaos. 4uzhoj) |
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fall in (Olya34) |
