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1 infliction of bodily harm
= infliction injury нанесение, причинение телесных поврежденийАнгло-русский юридический словарь > infliction of bodily harm
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2 infliction of bodily harm
Юридический термин: нанесение телесных повреждений, причинение телесных поврежденийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > infliction of bodily harm
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3 infliction of bodily injury or harm
юр.Н.П. нанесение телесных поврежденийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > infliction of bodily injury or harm
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4 infliction
1) нанесение, причинение ( личного или имущественного вреда)2) назначение, наложение ( наказания)3) наказание•infliction by act — нанесение ( вреда) действием;
infliction by insanity — причинение ( вреда) в состоянии невменяемости;
infliction by negligence — причинение ( вреда) по небрежности;
infliction by omission — причинение ( вреда) бездействием;
- infliction of capital punishmentinfliction by recklessness — причинение ( вреда) по опрометчивости
- infliction of damage
- infliction of death penalty
- infliction of harm
- infliction of injury
- infliction of injury on another person
- infliction of loss
- infliction of penalty
- infliction of punishment
- deliberate infliction
- forced infliction
- forcible infliction
- guilty infliction
- innocent infliction
- insane infliction
- intended infliction
- involuntary infliction
- known infliction
- malicious infliction
- negligent infliction
- premeditated infliction
- reckless infliction
- unintended infliction
- violent infliction
- voluntary infliction
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5 infliction injury
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6 harm
1. n вред, ущербto suffer harm — получить повреждения; понести ущерб
to inflict harm — нанести, причинить вред
2. n зло, беда, вред; неприятностьinfliction of harm — нанесение, причинение вреда
3. n уст. горе, скорбь, печаль4. v вредить, причинять вред; наносить ущербaccidental harm — случайный вред; вред в результате несчастного случая
5. v редк. пострадать, понести ущербСинонимический ряд:1. abuse (noun) abuse; destruction2. evil (noun) evil; sinfulness; wickedness; wrong3. injury (noun) damage; detriment; hurt; impairment; infliction; injury; mischief; outrage; ruin; trauma4. hurt (verb) abuse; blemish; cripple; damage; disserve; hurt; impair; injure; maltreat; mar; molest; prejudice; ravage; spoil; tarnish; vitiate; woundАнтонимический ряд:amelioration; benefit; blessing; boon; boost; compensation; favor; favour; gain; good; heal; improvement; interest; preservation; profit; remedy; repair -
7 infliction
заподіяння, завдання ( особистої або майнової шкоди); призначення, накладання (покарання, стягнення, штрафу тощо); присудження ( неустойки тощо)infliction of bodily injuries to a law enforcement officer — заподіяння тілесних ушкоджень працівникові правоохоронного органу
infliction of capital punishment — винесення вироку смертної кари, призначення смертної кари
- infliction by innocenceinfliction of the death penalty — винесення вироку смертної кари, призначення смертної кари; засудження до смертної кари; виконання вироку смертної кари
- infliction by insanity
- infliction by negligence
- infliction by omission
- infliction of damage
- infliction of harm
- infliction of injury
- infliction of loss
- infliction of mental suffering
- infliction of pain
- infliction of penalty
- infliction of punishment
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8 infliction of serious bodily injury or harm
юр.Н.П. нанесение тяжких телесных поврежденийУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > infliction of serious bodily injury or harm
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9 intended
навмисний, умисний; обдуманий, задуманий- intended bodily harm
- intended consequence
- intended crime
- intended goal
- intended infliction
- intended insult
- intended killer
- intended killing
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10 unintended
ненавмисний, неумисний- unintended bodily harm
- unintended consequence
- unintended goal
- unintended infliction
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