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хим. representative (химикаты; chemicals Karabas
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общ. typical (having or showing the usual characteristics (of) • He is a typical Englishman; They're typical civil servants ) ; characteristic ; true to type ; card-carrying ; typal ; typy ; zootypic ; type ; generic ; characteristical ; mainstream (ABelonogov ; card carrying ; illustrative (essence ; usual ; normal (immortalms ; characterful ; exemplary (exemplary = serving as a desirable model; representing the best of its kind (Oxford Dictionary) ART Vancouver ) ; run-of-the-mill (He never was one of the run-of-the-mill prisoners, he was a leader. vancouversun.com • As a result, nine out of 10 citizens of Singapore own a dwelling, said Ley. Nearly all are apartments, ranging from run-of-the-mill to elegant. ART Vancouver ; classical ; classic (свойственный кому-либо (часто неодобрительно). having all the characteristics or qualities that you expect = he's a classic example of a kid who's clever but lazy; Of a well-known type; typical = a classic mistake. Shakermaker ; mainline (wiktionary.org epoost ; straight from central casting ; representative (We need opinions from a representative sample of people; Is this poem representative of his work ) ; true (properly so called • A spider is not a true insect ) Gruzovik archetypal (typical) Игорь Миг emblematic австрал., сл. blokey амер., Макаров. orthic (о почве) бизн. ordinary бот. typical (лат. typicus) воен. true (qwarty идиом. if ever there was one (1Sasha1 Макаров. spectacular мат. distinctive нефт. representative ; average (об условиях эксплуатации) образн. trite (trite English desire ... (типично английское желание ...) goorun палеонт., Макаров. demoid (для данной местности о растении или животном) перен. standard-issue (If this story had been set in their smart London houses, it would have been the standard issue dinner-party'n'adultery novel. • He was wearing old army boots and all-weather sailing gear beneath the long, black cape which is the standard issue for Anglican clerics. ) прогр. common (ssn психол. generalized ; quintessential сл. any old СМИ. characteristic curve тех. typical уст. umbratic ; umbratical эк. standard эмоц. all over (для кого-либо) общ. typically ; self-consciously (Khazanova ; all over ; in character ; par for the course (Rassda ; classically (1. in a classic or classical manner: *classically exact forms of the dance *classically trained 2. a. in classic or traditional circumstances; typically : classically, the whole fish is stuffed b. as a classic example: classically bad writing. MWALD Alexander Demidov ; in exemplary fashion (Abysslooker ; characteristically ; common (My daughter has her dad, which is not very common in teenagers nowadays. I think that's awesome. – не очень типично ART Vancouver ; typical ; peculiarly (peculiarly British, American, middle-class, Christian etc. Anglophile ; quintessentially (quintessentially British tradition Anglophile Макаров. in a typical manner ; in a typical way мат. genetically мех. be characteristic of (someone to do something) ; be typical of (someone to do something) науч. commonly сл. in character ("I didn't recognize Mick, all those his vulgar jokes... That was not in character, cause he is polite". == "Я не узнаю Мика. Все эти его шуточки... Он ведь обычно такой вежливый", - жалуется Сюзи Джейн на её бойфренда во время совместной вечеринки. )
vancouversun.com • As a result, nine out of 10 citizens of Singapore own a dwelling, said Ley. Nearly all are apartments, ranging from run-of-the-mill to elegant. ART Vancouver); classical; classic (свойственный кому-либо (часто неодобрительно). having all the characteristics or qualities that you expect = he's a classic example of a kid who's clever but lazy; Of a well-known type; typical = a classic mistake. Shakermaker); mainline (wiktionary.org epoost); straight from central casting; representative (We need opinions from a representative sample of people; Is this poem representative of his work); true (properly so called • A spider is not a true insect)