APPAR

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сокр. [apparatus]

1. устройство; приспособление

2. прибор

3. аппарат; установка; аппаратура

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APPAR. — 1. apparent. 2. apparently.
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APPAR — сокр. от apparatus 1) устройство; приспособление 2) прибор 3) аппарат; установка; аппаратура
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APPAR — сокр. от apparatus 1) устройство; приспособление 2) прибор 3) аппарат; установка; аппаратура
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APPAR — сокр. [apparatus] 1. устройство; приспособление 2. прибор 3. аппарат; установка; аппаратура
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