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французский
relatively [брит. ˈrɛlətɪvli, америк. ˈrɛlədɪvli] НАРЕЧ.
relatively cheap, easy, high, small:
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- A type of public housing, usually an apartment in an estate, available for a relatively low rent with an option to buy as long as the property is retained for a minimum of five years. HLM are built and managed either by public bodies, by the private sector supported by state loans, or by cooperatives. About 13 million people live in HLM.
английский
французский
relatively НАРЕЧ.
- relatively
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- relatively speaking
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французский
английский
- relativement facile, honnête, rare
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английский
французский
relatively НАРЕЧ.
- relatively
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- relatively speaking
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французский
английский
- relativement facile, honnête, rare
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The genus is relatively slow growing and can take many years to form a trunk.
en.wikipedia.org Villages in the west and south part of the district have relatively little development as compared to the villages of the north and east side.
en.wikipedia.org He died while in office, at the relatively young age of 59, with the issue unresolved.
en.wikipedia.org Its strength was initially 1,200, which remained relatively stable until the mid-1970s when it increased to 2,000.
en.wikipedia.org There are relatively few that are still spoken.
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