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1 гражданство гражданств·о
citizenship, nationalityбыть принятым в гражданство, получать права гражданства (какой-л. страны) — to be admitted to citizenship
лишать гражданства — to strip / to deprive of citizenship, to denaturalize, to expatriate
отказываться от гражданства — to expatriate (oneself) of one's citizenship, to renounce citizenship
потерять / утратить гражданство — to forfeit / to lose citizenship / nationality
принимать в гражданство — to nationalize, to naturalize, to enfranchise
двойное гражданство — dual nationality / citizenship
лицо с двойным гражданством — person having dual nationality / citizenship
присвоить почётное гражданство — to confer upon / to give the freedom of a city
выход из гражданства — renunciation of / secession from citizenship
документ о принятии в гражданство — naturalization papers; citizenship papers амер.
изменение гражданства — alteration / change of citizenship
лишение гражданства — deprivation of citizenship, denaturalization
потеря / утрата гражданства — loss of nationality
принятие в гражданство — naturalization, enfranchisement
принятие иностранца в гражданство какого-л. государства — reception of an alien into the citizenship of a state
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2 способы утраты гражданства
Diplomatic term: modes of losing nationalityУниверсальный русско-английский словарь > способы утраты гражданства
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