extensive [ɪkˈstensɪv] ПРИЛ.
1. extensive a. перенос.:
2. extensive (large):
- extensive damage
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- extensive repair
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An extensive vineyard on the surrounding privately owned farm is also named after the installation.
en.wikipedia.org In particular, pilots with extensive experience (average 3,198 of flying hours) showed more representational momentum to flight simulator landing scenes than did novices.
en.wikipedia.org Near the train station is an extensive rose garden (rosarium), with free access and open the whole year.
en.wikipedia.org He also had extensive experience in operational and joint planning, financial management and logistics.
en.wikipedia.org This prompted far more extensive fortification with numerous forts and a wall around the city that measured 2,560 meters in an irregular polygon shape.
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