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21 этот билет предоставляет предъявителю право свободного входа
Универсальный русско-английский словарь > этот билет предоставляет предъявителю право свободного входа
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22 пропуск
м.1) ( непосещение) absence f (à qch); перев. тж. оборотом с гл. manquer vtу него́ два про́пуска уро́ка — il a manqué la classe deux fois
2) ( опущение) omission fв перево́де мно́го про́пусков — il y a beaucoup d'omissions dans la traduction
4) ( впуск) admission fпрекрати́ть про́пуск в зал — fermer l'accès à la salle
5) ( документ) laissez-passer m (pl invar); sauf-conduit m (pl sauf-conduits) (в пограничную зону и т.п.)предъяви́ть про́пуск — présenter son laissez-passer
вход по про́пуска́м — entrée sur laissez-passer
6) воен. mot m d'ordre, mot de passe* * *n1) gener. entrée, laissez-passer, manque, omission, sauf-conduit, absence, (напр. в олимпийскую деревню) ticket visiteur, coupe-file (документ), passeport, ellipse, lacune, passe, saut2) milit. manger la consigne3) eng. brèche, passage à vide, permis, sauté, évacuation4) construct. (в расчётах) omission, (проводов, трубопроводов) traversэe5) IT. absence de caractère, blanc (части текста), espace, repos, vacance, ignoration (напр. единицы данных при считывании)6) busin. carte d'accès7) typogr. loup -
23 за ... дней до
За (10) дней доIt is suggested that you mail your payment at least 10 days before the deadline date.If you have not received your admission ticket by 10 days before the scheduled test date, you should call 03126 for information.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > за ... дней до
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24 задержать отправку
Задержать отправку (почтой)-- Incomplete information may delay the mailing of your admission ticket.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > задержать отправку
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25 расписка в получении оплаты
Расписка в получении оплаты-- CITO will not send you a receipt for the payment. Your admission ticket will be your receipt.Русско-английский научно-технический словарь переводчика > расписка в получении оплаты
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