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1 direct bodily harm
безпосередньо заподіяне тілесне ушкодження; безпосереднє заподіяння тілесного ушкодження -
2 direct
1) безпосередній; правдивий; прямий; неприхований2) адресувати; скеровувати; керувати, наставляти, давати інструкції, віддавати наказ•- direct access
- direct action
- direct-action act
- direct-action bill
- direct-action law
- direct aggression
- direct an acquittal
- direct an inquiry
- direct and public incitement
- direct armed intervention
- direct authority
- direct bodily harm
- direct carriage of contraband
- direct cause
- direct commitment
- direct complicity
- direct contact with the victim
- direct contempt
- direct control
- direct criminal involvement
- direct damages
- direct democracy
- direct descendant
- direct descent
- direct diplomatic contacts
- direct discrimination
- direct election
- direct evidence
- direct examination
- direct examiner
- direct execution
- direct gift
- direct harm
- direct heir
- direct impleading
- direct influence
- direct infringement
- direct insurance
- direct insurer
- direct intention
- direct interference
- direct interrogatories
- direct intervention
- direct knowledge
- direct leasing
- direct legislation
- direct liability
- direct military intervention
- direct motive
- direct naturalization
- direct necessity
- direct negotiation
- direct negotiations
- direct participation
- direct party
- direct presidential election
- direct presidential elections
- direct primaries
- direct proceedings
- direct proof
- direct relevance
- direct responsibility
- direct restriction
- direct statement
- direct suffrage
- direct tax
- direct taxation
- direct the jury
- direct the traffic
- direct vote
- direct witness
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