Translation for 'computer game' from English to Russian

computer game

компьютерная игра {ж}игрыинформ.

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game

дичь {ж}гастр.зоол.

игра {ж}игры

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video game

видеоигра {ж}игры

game warden

unverified инспектор {м} по охране дичиадмин.

unverified е́герь {м}

computer

компьютер {м}

computer-assisted

компьютеризированный {adj}информ.

hybrid computer

гибридный компьютер {м}информ.

analogue computer

аналоговый компьютер {м}информ.

quantum computer

квантовый компьютер {м}информ.наука

notebook (computer)

ноутбук {м}информ.

computer [attr.]

компьютерный {adj}информ.

computer aided videofit

компьютерный фоторобот {noun}

analog computer [Am.]

аналоговый компьютер {м}информ.

personal computer <PC>

персональный компьютер {м} <ПК>информ.

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