chaotic v italijanskem slovarju Oxford-Paravia

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chaotic [brit. angl. keɪˈɒtɪk, am. angl. keɪˈɑdɪk] PRID.

chaotic life, place, arrangements:

chaotic

caotico

it's absolutely chaotic pog.

è il caos più assoluto

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there were chaotic, angry scenes in parliament

ci sono stati momenti di caos, di rabbia in parlamento

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babelico

chaotic

caotico vita, luogo

chaotic

babilonico

chaotic

disordinato vita

chaotic

VOJ. lavorare in maniera -a

to work in a disjointed or chaotic way

chaotic v slovarju PONS

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chaotic [keɪ·ˈɑ:·t̬ɪk] PRID.

chaotic

caotico, -a

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caotico (-a)

chaotic

Enojezični primeri (nepregledani od uredništva PONS)

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The raid was described as violent and chaotic at times and resulted in over 102 arrests.

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Its orbital evolution is highly chaotic and its orbit is difficult to predict beyond a few thousand years.

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It represents a chaotic state, which eventually is restored to a state of regular order.

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Beyond 1968 and into the early 1970s, increasingly chaotic disturbances became commonplace.

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A voadkyn is usually chaotic good in alignment.

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They are usually chaotic neutral, neutral, or lawful neutral.

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The collective was best known for its work in probing chaotic systems for signs of order.

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Since 1930, they advocated for discarding the old chaotic system by writing in newspapers, journals, participating in debates and distributing literature.

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The book is not easy to read, because of misty wording and the chaotic structure, but has a lot of interesting engravings, made by himself.

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He said that things typically considered to be rough, a mess or chaotic, like clouds or shorelines, actually had a degree of order.

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