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1 нарушение обещания
1) General subject: breach of promise (особ. жениться)2) Rare: defalcation3) Law: breach of promise (гл. обр. Обещания жениться)4) Advertising: breach of faith5) Business: breach of a promise6) Makarov: failure keep promise, failure to keep a promiseУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > нарушение обещания
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2 нарушение
с.breach; ( закона) violation, infringementпрямое нарушение (устава и т. п.) — direct violation
нарушение обязательства — breach of obligation / treaty
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3 нарушение
с.1) ( несоблюдение чего-л) breach; ( закона) violation, infringementнаруше́ние грани́цы — illegal crossing of the frontier
наруше́ние дисципли́ны — misconduct
наруше́ние до́лга — breach of duty
наруше́ние догово́ра (коммерческого) — default, breach of contract ( политического) breach of the treaty
наруше́ние обеща́ния — failure to keep one's promise
наруше́ние обще́ственного поря́дка — breach of the peace
наруше́ние обяза́тельства — breach of obligation / treaty
наруше́ние поко́я — disturbance
наруше́ние пра́вил доро́жного движе́ния — traffic violation
наруше́ние прав челове́ка — violation of human rights
наруше́ние прили́чий — breach of decency
наруше́ние профессиона́льной э́тики — unprofessional conduct
наруше́ние равнове́сия — disbalance
наруше́ние регла́мента — breach of order
наруше́ние сро́ка поста́вки — untimely delivery
наруше́ние це́лостности полит., информ. — violation of integrity
прямо́е наруше́ние (устава и т.п.) — direct violation
2) тех., мед. ( дисфункция) malfunctionнаруше́ние обме́на веще́ств — metabolic disturbance / disorder
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