I. smart [smɑ:t, америк. smɑ:rt] ПРИЛ.
1. smart (clever):
II. smart [smɑ:t, америк. smɑ:rt] ГЛ. неперех.
smart bomb СУЩ.
smart card СУЩ.
smart contract СУЩ.
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