SIVE

Meaning of SIVE in English

[sive]

conj or if, or;

sive ... sive ... if ... or if

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SIVE — сокр. [shuttle interface verification equipment] аппаратура для проверки стыковочных соединений МТКК
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SIVE — сокр. [shuttle interface verification equipment] аппаратура для проверки стыковочных соединений МТКК
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SIVE — сокр. от shuttle interface verification equipment аппаратура для проверки стыковочных соединений МТКК
Большой Англо-Русский политехнический словарь
SIVE — сокр. от shuttle interface verification equipment аппаратура для проверки стыковочных соединений МТКК
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SIVE — сокр. [shuttle interface verification equipment] аппаратура для проверки стыковочных соединений МТКК
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SIVE — сокр. [shuttle interface verification equipment] аппаратура для проверки стыковочных соединений МТКК
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UNOBTRUSIVE — [un.ob.tru.sive] adj (1743): not obtrusive: not blatant, arresting, or aggressive: inconspicuous -- un.ob.tru.sive.ly adv -- un.ob.tru.sive.ness n
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SUCCESSIVE — [suc.ces.sive] adj (15c) 1: following in order: following each other without interruption 2: characterized by or produced in succession -- …
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SUBVERSION — [sub.ver.sion] n [ME, fr. MF, fr. LL subversion-, subversio, fr. L subvertere] (14c) 1: the act of subverting: the state …
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SUBMISSIVE — [sub.mis.sive] adj (ca. 1586): submitting to others -- sub.mis.sive.ly adv -- sub.mis.sive.ness n
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SUASION — [sua.sion] n [ME, fr. L suasion-, suasio, fr. suadere to urge, persuade--more at sweet] (14c): the act of influencing or …
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SECLUSION — [se.clu.sion] n [ML seclusion-, seclusio, fr. L secludere] (ca. 1616) 1: the act of secluding: the condition of being secluded …
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RESPONSIVE — [re.spon.sive] adj (15c) 1: giving response: constituting a response: answering "a ~ glance" "~ aggression" 2: quick to respond or …
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REPULSIVE — [re.pul.sive] adj (1598) 1: tending to repel or reject: cold, forbidding 2: serving or able to repulse 3: arousing aversion …
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REPRESS — [re.press] vb [ME, fr. L repressus, pp. of reprimere to check, fr. re- + premere to press--more at press] vt …
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REGRESSIVE — [re.gres.sive] adj (1634) 1: tending to regress or produce regression 2: being, characterized by, or developing in the course of …
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RECURSIVE — [re.cur.sive] adj (1934) 1: of, relating to, or involving recursion "a ~ function in a computer program" 2: of, relating …
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RECLUSE — [re.cluse] adj [ME, fr. OF reclus, lit., shut up, fr. LL reclusus, pp. of recludere to shut up, fr. L …
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RECESSIVE — [re.ces.sive] adj (ca. 1673) 1 a: tending to recede b: withdrawn 2. 2 a: producing little or no phenotypic effect …
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PURPOSIVE — [pur.po.sive] adj (1855) 1: serving or effecting a useful function though not as a result of planning or design 2: …
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PROTRUSIVE — [pro.tru.sive] adj (1676) 1 archaic: thrusting forward 2: prominent, protuberant "a ~ jaw" 3: obtrusive, pushing "a coarse ~ manner" …
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PROGRESSIVE — [pro.gres.sive] adj (ca. 1612) 1 a: of, relating to, or characterized by progress b: making use of or interested in …
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POSSESSIVE — [pos.ses.sive] adj (15c) 1: of, relating to, or constituting a word, a word group, or a grammatical case that denotes …
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PERVASIVE — [per.va.sive] adj (ca. 1750): that pervades or tends to pervade "a ~ odor" -- per.va.sive.ly adv -- per.va.sive.ness n
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PERSUASIVE — [per.sua.sive] adj (15c): tending to persuade -- per.sua.sive.ly adv -- per.sua.sive.ness n
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PERMISSIVE — [per.mis.sive] adj [ME permyssyf, fr. MF permissif, fr. L permissus] (15c) 1 archaic: granted on sufferance: tolerated 2. a: granting …
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PERCUSSIVE — [per.cus.sive] adj (1793) 1: of or relating to percussion; esp: operative or operated by striking 2: having powerful impact -- …
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PENSIVE — [pen.sive] adj [ME pensif, fr. MF, fr. penser to think, fr. L pensare to ponder, freq. of pendere to weigh--more …
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PASSIVE — [pas.sive] adj [ME, fr. L passivus, fr. passus, pp.] (14c) 1 a (1): acted upon by an external agency (2): …
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