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(a pause or rest.) odklad* * *• uvolnenie• zadržat plat• úlava• ulahcit• ulavit• prestávka• dat lehotu• dat milost• docasná úlava• dat úlavu• pauza• pockat• pozhovenie• poskytnút oddych• povolit odklad• povolit odklad popravy• lehota• krátky odpocinok• milost• odloženie• odložit• omilostit• odrocenie• odrocit• oddych• odklad (výkonu trestu)• odklad
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