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noun denúncia* * *de.nun.ci.a.tion[din∧nsi'eiʃən] n 1 denúncia, acusação. 2 repreensão pública. 3 ameaça pública, prenúncio de mal ou desgraça. 4 notificação formal de ruptura de tratados, etc. -
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n1) осудження, осуд; обвинувачення; викриття2) денонсація, денонсування, розірвання ( договору)3) юp. донос -
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dénonciation; délationEnglish-French dictionary of law, politics, economics & finance > denunciation
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• paheksunta• irtisanominen• ilmianto• julkinen paheksuminenlaw• tuomitseminen• herjauspuhe• hylkäystuomio• arvostelu• syytös* * *noun tuomitseminen -
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n. 고발, 공공연한 비난, 파기 통고 -
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بدگوئي، عيبجوئي، اتهام، شكايت، چغلي -
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s navještenje, objava, obznana; prijetnja; pogrda; tužba; prijava;potkazivanje denuncijacija* * *
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n. оптужба, разобличување, осудување;2. доставување (заверки); јавна оптужба; осуда; отказ -
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s denúncia, delació, acusació | censura -
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de·nun·cia·tion [dɪ ˌnʌn(t)siʼeɪʃən] n -
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• denuncijacija; denunciranje; dostava; javna optužba; javna osuda; opomena; optuživanje; potkazivanje; prijava vlastima; žigosanje
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denunciation — [dē nun΄sē ā′shən, dinun΄sē ā′shən] n. [ME denunciacioun < L denuntiatio < denuntiatus, pp. of denuntiare, to announce, denounce < de , intens. + nuntiare, ANNOUNCE] the act of denouncing denunciatory [di nun΄sə tôr΄ē] adj. denunciative… … English World dictionary
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