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AFF - translation to russian
WIKIMEDIA DISAMBIGUATION PAGE
Aff; AFF (disambiguation)
AFF
сокращение
[automatic fault finding] автоматический поиск неисправностей
prox.
TAXONOMIC TERM INDICATING THAT AVAILABLE DATA SUGGESTS THAT THE PROPOSED SPECIES HAS AN AFFINITY TO, BUT IS NOT IDENTICAL TO, THE SPECIES WITH THE BINOMIAL NAME IT COMES AFTER
Affinis; Sp. aff.; Aff.; Affin.; Species proxima; Prox.; Sp. prox.; Species near; Sp. nr.
существительное
Латинский язык
следующего месяца
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Examples of use of AFF
1. The Olympic team were also added with three other players who competed at the 2007 Southeast Asian/AFF championship, midfielders Nguyen Vu Phong and Tran Minh Chuyen and leftback Nguyen Van Bien.
2. Michael Hutchence, the Byronic lead singer of INXS, boasted during their raunchy aff air that his hobby was ‘corrupting Kylie‘. There were rumours of handcuff s setting off metal detectors at airports, and copulation in lavatories at 30,000 feet.
3. Once again, the wine list is superb and aff ordable, which brings me to the underlying irony of cycling in la Rioja: that one can return from the holiday both healthier and heavier.
4. And yet he is the same person; it‘s our perception of the work of art that has changed rather than him.‘ His personal disillusionment with Blair came in 2001 when the Prime Minister sacked Peter Mandelson for the second time over the Hinduja passports aff air.
5. According to Weaver, ‘the height thing‘ has aff ected her entire career, particularly where casting is concerned. ‘Producers are short, I‘m tall – I‘m not the average producer‘s sexual fantasy.‘ ‘It‘s true,‘ says Weaver, as we sit and chat in a central London hotel. ‘A lot of actors are short and I‘ve walked into rooms and had people go ...‘ (she lurches back in her seat, pulling an ‘astounded‘ face). She laughs. ‘But I think it‘s been a blessing.
