Translations for „cetera“ in the English » Russian Dictionary

et cetera [ɪtˈsetərə, Am -ˈset̬ɚ-] ADV

et cetera

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English

Other additives such as mannitol, sodium bicarbonate, procaine, et cetera, are of secondary importance.

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A similar model is fit to hold a blackboard, projection surface, placard, et cetera.

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They use wireless weight scales, blood oximeter, blood pressure cuffs, et cetera, and depending on their condition.

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Referred to having the computer run the house, with automated doors, voice-activated faucets et cetera.

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Annuals such as nasturtiums, petunias, portulaca, cosmos, et cetera, live their entire life cycle out in less than a year.

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Anyone who works at the planning, compiling, researching, analyzing, organizing, storing, programming, marketing, et cetera of information is a knowledge worker.

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Browsing their model, it is obvious they didn't include archaeological factors like outbreeding by migrated, more productive cultures, diseases/immune factors of migrations, et cetera.

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So as a noun, camp behaviour, mannerisms, et cetera. (cf. quot. 1909); a man exhibiting such behaviour.

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Funds may focus on some size of company, that is, small-cap, large-cap, "et cetera".

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It's the same thing with bar stools, randomly placed surfboards, beach umbrellas, et cetera.

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