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resistance [rɪ'zɪstəns] n
agric.	устойчи́вост; издръжливост m
el.	електрическо съпротивление
mech.	реа́кция
med.	антимикробна резистентност
vet.med.	невъзприемчивост m
resistance [rɪ'zɪstəns] adj.
el.	съпротивление
fin.	съпротива
med.	резистентност към антимикробни средства
resistance 1. The ability of a plant to overcome, retard, suppress, or prevent infection or colonization by a pathogen, parasite, or adverse abiotic factor. 2. The ability of insects, fungi, weeds, or other pests to survive normally lethal doses of an insecticide, fungicide, herbicide, or other pesticide; biological adj.
environ.	устойчи́вост (1. Способността на растенията да справят, задържат, подтискат или предотвратяват развитието на зарази или разпространението на патогенен, паразитен или вреден абиотичен фактор. 2. Способността на насекоми, гъби, плевели или други вредители да оцеляват при; биол)
English thesaurus
resistance [rɪ'zɪstəns] abbr.
abbr.	resist
abbr., oil	rare
abbr., polym.	res.
med.	When a bacteria, virus, or other microorganism mutates changes form and becomes insensitive to resistant to a drug that was previously effective. Drug resistance can be a cause of HIV treatment failure. see also acquired resistance, drug-susceptible, transmitted resistance, treatment failure
mil., abbr.	resis

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