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Перевод: conjunction

[существительное]
соединение; связь ; сочетание; совпадение; стечение; союз ; перекресток ; пересечение дорог; конъюнкция

Тезаурус:

1. We are doing research on women in science, in conjunction with General Electric Company, for our masters' theses at the London School of Economics.
2. The prediction of its heliacal rising after inferior conjunction, that is, its first reappearance as "the morning star" after a period of invisibility, was of vital concern to the Maya, who regarded it as a moment of particular dread.
3. No voltage regulator is required for IC1 since this is provided on the chip in conjunction with resistor R3.
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5. Postgraduate study in adult and continuing education leading to the Postgraduate Diploma/MEd (Professional Development) is provided in conjunction with the Faculty of Education.
6. "As an astrologer, I must tell you there is a conjunction in Uranus."
7. Public opinion responds to the conjunction of culture and event and solidifies either old or burgeoning values as might be the case.
8. On this latter point, Lord Belstead (Minister of State, MAFF) in evidence to the House of Lords Select Committee, stated that ADAS is broadening its ability to give environmental/conservation advice in conjunction with NCC.
9. I use it as a boost, in conjunction with the ADA."
10. That amateurism was both a code of ethics and a system of status was borne out by the fact that "amateur" was often used in conjunction with "gentleman".
11. In a letter sent later to the central authorities he advised that transport problems should be viewed in organic conjunction with local economic needs.
12. This work was of course in addition to, and quite separate from, the long-established provision for trade unionists run in conjunction with the WETUC, which also enjoyed some expansion during the 1950s: in 1953-;54, for example, there were five residential weekend schools for trade unionists, in 1958-;59 there were eight.
13. Planning of ward rounds and non-urgent procedures in conjunction with the nurse-in-charge leads to better organisation.