Examples of using Encyclopaedic in English and their translations into Ukrainian
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The first vision I had was more encyclopaedic.
Ukraine 13- 18 centuries: encyclopaedic bibliography guide. Contents 15250.
The article should be written in an encyclopaedic style.
It is part of the encyclopaedic bibliographical guide"Ukraine 13- 18 centuries".
The Great Russian Encyclopedia 1994 3 Encyclopaedic.
Encyclopaedic dictionary of medical terms.- M. Soviet Encyclopedia. 1982-1984.
And we soon realised he had an encyclopaedic knowledge.
He had an encyclopaedic knowledge of chemistry, and an extraordinary memory for detail.
This great wealth of information distinguished his works as“encyclopaedic novels”.
The new disk presents authors index as part of encyclopaedic bibliographical guide"Ukraine 13- 18 centuries".
It is difficult to treat this type of student initiative as an encyclopaedic fact.
Scientific Councils of the National Institute of Encyclopaedic Studies(Kyiv) and the Museum of History m.
Scientific monographs non-periodicalcollections of scientific works vocabulary reference encyclopaedic.
Religion is the generalised theory of this world, its encyclopaedic compend, its logic in a popular form….
What are other ancient encyclopaedic texts like Pliny's“Naturalis Historia” were available to medieval people?
He is the famous popularizer of science and culture, a person of encyclopaedic knowledge.
In the encyclopaedic dictionary Political Parties more than 1,000 terms and notions concerning political parties are gathered.
The“incredibly smart, highly strategic” Mikhail Ilyashev has“encyclopaedic technical knowledge”.
For science does not develop by a gradual encyclopaedic accumulation of essential information, as Aristotle thought, but by a much more revolutionary method;
The Russian Federation has few regional higher schools whose professors'names have been entered into state encyclopaedic dictionaries.
One of its main achievements is the publication of the encyclopaedic six-volume atlas of oil and gas fields of Ukraine.
As a disciple of Petrarch, Boccaccio shared the humanist interests of his age,as shown in his Latin epistles and encyclopaedic treatises.
The artist travelled in the Carpathians a lot,acquired a truly encyclopaedic knowledge in ethnography and folk art of the region.
He was a writer, an interpreter(he knew 14 languages), a scientist, a publicist, a public political figure,a man of encyclopaedic knowledge.
When you create a RedLabel whiskey Walker family used their encyclopaedic knowledge of Scottish malt to produce a versatile blend.
He was a forceful speaker with an encyclopaedic knowledge of his subject, and had great success in presenting archaeological discoveries to the general public.
For the same reasons, which we just talked about,for a child it is very important to get an encyclopaedic knowledge on the most extensive range of subjects.