substantive

substantive
{'sʌbstəntiv}
I. 1. самостоятелен, независим
2. грам. отнасящ се до съществителното, обозначаващ/изразяващ съществуване
the SUBSTANTIVE verb глаголът to be
noun SUBSTANTIVE съществително име
3. реален, веществен, траен, постоянен
4. съществен, важен
SUBSTANTIVE issues/motions въпроси/предложения по същество (не процедурни)
SUBSTANTIVE provisions оперативна част (на документ и пр.)
SUBSTANTIVE rank действително звание/ранг (не почетно и пр.)
SUBSTANTIVE law юр. материално/имуществено право
SUBSTANTIVE right основно/човешко право
5. изричен
6. самобитен, индивидуален
II. n грaм. съществително име, субстантив
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{'s^bstъntiv} a 1. самостоятелен, независим; 2. грам. отн(2) {'s^bstъntiv} n грaм. съществително име, субстантив.
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съществително (име); съществен; самостоятелен; реален; самобитен; важен; веществен; независим;
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1. i. самостоятелен, независим 2. ii. n грaм. съществително име, субстантив 3. noun substantive съществително име 4. substantive issues/motions въпроси/предложения по същество (не процедурни) 5. substantive law юр. материално/имуществено право 6. substantive provisions оперативна част (на документ и пр.) 7. substantive rank действително звание/ранг (не почетно и пр.) 8. substantive right основно/човешко право 9. the substantive verb глаголът to be 10. грам. отнасящ се до съществителното, обозначаващ/изразяващ съществуване 11. изричен 12. реален, веществен, траен, постоянен 13. самобитен, индивидуален 14. съществен, важен
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substantive[´sʌbstəntiv, səb´stæntiv] I. adj 1. съществен, важен; 2. самостоятелен, независим; 3. ез. който се отнася до съществителното; \substantive verb глаголът to be; noun \substantive съществително име; 4. реален, веществен; 5. изричен; 6. самобитен, индивидуален; FONT face=Times_Deutsch}}◊ adv substantively; II. n 1. ез. съществително име; субстантив; 2. печ. съществена грешка (промяна, варианта).

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