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1 adó
duty, tribute, tax, dues, transmitting -
2 elvámolva
duty paid -
3 illeték
duty, dues, fee -
4 udvariassági látogatás
duty call, state call -
5 kötelességszegés
breach of duty, lapse from duty -
6 vám
toll, customs, customs duty, duty -
7 vámmentes
free of duty, duty free, custom free -
8 vámmentesen
free of duty, duty free, custom free -
9 becsületbeli kötelességként
in duty bound -
10 fogyasztási adó
excise duty, consumption tax, excise -
11 hivatali kötelességszegés
breach of duty -
12 kijelöli a feladatát vkinek
to assign a task to sy, to assign a duty to sy -
13 kijelöli a kötelességét vkinek
to assign a duty to sy, to assign a task to sy -
14 kötelesség
charge, ought, obligation, function, duty, role -
15 kötelesség teljesítése
execution of duty -
16 kötelességemnek tartom
I consider it my duty to -
17 kötelességének megfelelõ
consonant with one's duty -
18 kötelességként
in duty bound -
19 kötelességmulasztás
nonfeasance, dereliction of duty, delinquency -
20 kötelességszerûen
in duty bound
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