DISCREPANCIES

Meaning of DISCREPANCIES in English

pl of discrepancy.

Webster English vocab. Английский словарь Webster. 2012

DISCREPANCIES — Расхождения discrepancies: statistical ~ вчт. статистические расхождения discrepancies: statistical ~ вчт. статистические расхождения stock price ~ несоответствие курсов акций
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DISCREPANCIES — Расхождения
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DISCREPANCIES — Расхождению
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DISCREPANCIES — Расхождении
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DISCREPANCIES — Разногласия
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DISCREPANCIES — Разногласию
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DISCREPANCIES — Разногласии
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DISCREPANCIES — Несовпадения
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DISCREPANCIES — Несовпадению
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DISCREPANCIES — Несовпадении
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DISCREPANCIES — (n) расхождения
English-Russian Lingvistica'98 dictionary
DISCREPANCIES — Расхождения discrepancies: statistical ~ вчт. статистические расхождения discrepancies: statistical ~ вчт. статистические расхождения stock price ~ несоответствие курсов акций
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DISCREPANCY — /di skrep"euhn see/ , n. , pl. discrepancies for 2. 1. the state or quality of being discrepant; difference; inconsistency. …
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DISCREPANCY — di ‧ screp ‧ an ‧ cy /dɪˈskrepənsi/ BrE AmE noun ( plural discrepancies ) [uncountable and countable] [ Date: …
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