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1 serious harm
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2 serious
серйозний, небезпечний; важливий, значний; тяжкий ( про злочин тощо); суворий ( про покарання)- serious act
- serious accident
- serious bodily harm
- serious case
- serious contender
- serious crime
- serious drug abuse
- serious felony
- serious harm
- serious illness
- serious injury
- serious misconduct
- serious objection
- serious offence
- serious offense
- serious offender
- serious presidential aspirant
- serious punishment
- serious reprimand
- serious rival
- serious scandal
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3 serious bodily harm
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4 causing serious bodily harm
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5 causing
1) спричинення, заподіяння, завдання ( шкоди тощо)2) який заподіює (завдає) ( щось)•- causing an insured losscausing harm to relations among sections of the population — завдання шкоди відносинам між групами населення
- causing bodily harm
- causing of an explosion
- causing serious bodily harm
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6 do
1) робити, виконувати; діяти; поводити себе; розм. обманювати2) розм. обман, шахрайство•- do a deal
- do a guy
- do a physical harm
- do amiss
- do an act
- do an act at peril
- do at smb.'s solicitation
- do away
- do brown
- do by deputy
- do damage
- do down
- do evil
- do fealty
- do for
- do harm
- do harm to a person
- do heavy labor
- do heavy labour
- do hurt
- do in
- do justice
- do justice as one sees fit
- do one's duty
- do penance
- do scathe
- do sentencing
- do serious injury
- do substantive justice
- do the killing
- do time in prison
- do time
- do to death
- do violence
- do wrong
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