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Перевод: fatal
[прилагательное] фатальный; роковой; неизбежный; губительный; пагубный; смертельный
Тезаурус:
- Alcoholism is a chronic, progressive and sometimes fatal disease ."
- "You're not going home now, any more than you're going to have a heart attack, or lung cancer, or any other fatal illness.,,
- Because Hector's dolphins cannot hold their breath for long and dives rarely exceed 2 minutes (compared with up to 8 minutes for a bottlenose dolphin), entanglement in a set-net is usually fatal.
- He was first to find frequent listeria contamination of cook-chill foods and demonstrated the failure of microwaves always to kill the bacteria which can be fatal to foetuses, newborns, and the elderly.
- Suddenly in the summer of 1742 a fatal attack of smallpox arrested progress at Thorndon with the death of the young Lord Petre, "ornament and delight of the age he lived in".
- Over the years there have been a number of fatal towplane accidents caused by gliders getting too high and jerking the towplane into a steep dive.
- This is a sure recipe for panic and will be fatal unless there is plenty of height.
- And there will be fatal accidents and disease.
- Every step now required the greatest care, for even the mere laying hold of a loose stone might have proved fatal.
- Approximate intonation, coupled with a decided tendency to the flat side of the note, and a pronounced break between "chest" and "head" voices are fatal flaws in this particular context.
- For example, a tightrope-walker balances on a high wire strung sufficiently far above the ground and without a safety net; hence a fall would ordinarily be fatal.
- She was shrewd enough to see that, if all the saintly characters were killed off, readers might be inclined to deduce that "the sure reward of virtue is a fatal accident."
- Since this treatment was introduced, the number of fatal overdoses has fallen from a peak of 192 in 1978, to 152 in 1980, the last year for which figures are available.
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