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1 островные территории, прилегающие к континенту
Diplomatic term: insular territories adjacent to continentУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > островные территории, прилегающие к континенту
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2 территория территори·я
Iзащитить территорию от нападения — to shield / to defend (smb.'s) territory from an attack
сдать / уступить территорию — to relinquish a territory
зависимая территория — possession; apanage книжн.
иностранные территории — foreign / overseas territories
подопечная территория, территория под опекой — trust territory
прилегающая (к берегу под водой) территория — subjacent territory
спорная территория — disputed territory, territory in dispute
статистическая территория (к которой относятся публикуемые статистические сведения по внешней торговле) — statistical territory
право покинуть территорию государства пребывания — right of departure from the territory of the receiving state
территория, оспариваемая двумя странами — debatable land / ground
территории стран размещения ликвидируемых ракет — territories of the countries where the missiles to be destroyed are located
территория, удалённая от моря или границ страны — inland
условные / фиктивные части территории (судно, самолёт, космический объект и т.п.) — fictional parts of territory
IIуступка / цессия территории юр. — cession of territory
(административная единица в США. Канаде, Австралии, не имеющая прав штата или провинции) TerritoryRussian-english dctionary of diplomacy > территория территори·я
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