adj. 1 (foll. by with) filled or charged with (dangeret cetera (и так далее)). 2 colloq. distressing; tense. [Dutch vracht *freight]
... voices Technique of speech gives freedom It will help to develop the great opportunities that are. fraught with voice The one who gains voice mobility , controls the voice - can ... (The development of speech, speech techniques, exercises for voice and diction)
... way to conduct a system .under conditions of a priori uncertainty of consequences An overdose is fraught with death if the “medicine ” is. harmful to the system , in particular , if it does not.optimize its target developmental ... (philosophiya)
... , psychologists cannot intentionally simulate conditions that present a. potential risk to subjects , threatening or fraught with the possibility .of receiving any kind of damage Imagine a researcher interested in studying the effects ... (Experimental psychology)
... ; to restore the broken software requires considerable effort , and. the use of simple computing equipment is fraught with negative .results for organizations or individuals Protection of software products has the following objectives ... (Informatics)
... several times , and even more so .turn on the motherboard without a processor - all this is fraught . with burning out in the literal sense of the word .with all the attendant effects (smoke , flame ... (Diagnostics, maintenance and repair of electronic and radio equipment)
... isaspecial psychological phenomenon Often , thenames even affect thefate ofaperson ., so itisfraught toattempt onthem Suffice ittorecall well-known athletes : therunner Borzov , the.swordsman Krovopuskov ... (Ethnopsychology)
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