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Meanings of large unit in English
Russian
воинское соединение High-level military unit with a permanent table of organization.
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Usage of large unit in English
1
I asked how a large unit like his could survive this long above-ground.
2
The corresponding channels displayed large unit steps in isolated patches.
3
This would be Mediocristan with a large unit of deviation.
4
Marked out on a man's hand an inch is a large unit of measure.
5
Parkland has a large unit for treating burns.
6
It'd give you a chance to lead a large unit in action, for the first time, under ideal circumstances.
7
She was a bit nervous at the prospect of leading such a large unit into battle, but not much.
8
There is some very good built-in storage, including a large unit on the spacious upstairs landing that has a clean contemporary look.
9
The concept for the design was that the house should feel like five country cottages merged together, rather than one large unit.
10
By this stroke he made the shire the largest unit of local government.
11
Of the Christians the Bulgars formed the largest unit, but there were many Vlachs.
12
There was no vital need for large units of production.
13
Of course all large units are split up so as not to attract attention.
14
More, however, would be large units turning out vast quantities of grain, efficiently and soullessly.
15
Natural resources invited industry in large units, but wage labor was not to be had.
16
Economy of operation required cultivation in fairly large units.
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