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| инстинкт (a natural tendency to behave or react in a particular way, without thinking and without having been taught • As winter approaches, swallows fly south from Britain by instinct; He has an instinct for saying the right thing); природное чутьё; интуиция; чутьё; побуждение (His first instinct was to run. Pickman); врождённое чутьё; порыв (Pickman); нюх (sever_korrespondent); естественная склонность (A.Rezvov); природная склонность (A.Rezvov); шестое чувство (EnglishIsFun); нутро (EnglishIsFun); врождённое побуждение | |||
| влечение; врождённая склонность | |||
| в крови (Monsters always kidnap us, it's their instinct. Shabe) | |||
| утроба | |||
| чучьё (= чутьё) | |||
| нутро; утроба | |||
| шестое чувство (an instinctive feeling, as opposed to an opinion based on facts Val_Ships); сердцем чую (Val_Ships) | |||
| нутро; нутряной | |||
| наследственный фактор в поведении | |||
| побудок (Супру); побудка (Супру) | |||
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| задатки | |||
| интуиция (His instincts for finding the right customers led him to create the largest auto parts business in North America. ART Vancouver) | |||
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| исполненный (чего-либо – with); преисполненный (чего-либо – with); полный (жизни); движимый; побуждаемый; оживляемый; жизненный | |||
| преисполненный | |||
| природный | |||
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