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1 нарушитель
1) General subject: breaker (закона и т. п.), disturber, infractor, transgressor, trespasser2) American: scofflaw3) Military: transaggressor (установленного порядка, договора, соглашения)4) Engineering: counterfeiter5) Law: infringer, intruder, perpetrator, violator, inflictor (from The Civil Code of the Russian Federation)6) Ecology: offending enterprise7) Advertising: offender8) Patents: infringer (патентных прав)9) Network technologies: attacker10) Makarov: delinquent11) Security: abuser, illegal intruder, interloper, penetrator -
2 незаконно вторгшееся лицо
Security: illegal intruder, infiltratorУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > незаконно вторгшееся лицо
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3 незаконно проникшее лицо
Security: illegal intruder, illegally intruded personУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > незаконно проникшее лицо
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