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1 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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2 serious
adj1) серйозний; глибокодумний2) важливий3) небезпечний; що викликає побоювання* * *a1) серйозний; глибокодумний2) важливий3) який викликає побоювання, небезпечний -
3 serious
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4 serious
['sɪ(ə)rɪəs]adj1) серйо́зний2) важли́вий3) небезпе́чний; що виклика́є побо́ювання -
5 serious offence
= serious offense серйозний (тяжкий) злочин -
6 serious offense
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7 serious abuse
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8 serious accident
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9 serious act
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10 serious bodily harm
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11 serious case
серйозна (важлива, важка) судова справа -
12 serious contender
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13 serious crime
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14 serious drug abuse
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15 serious felony
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16 serious harm
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17 serious illness
тяжке захворювання, тяжка (серйозна) хвороба ( що може повністю або частково призвести до втрати працездатності) -
18 serious injury
тяжка (серйозна) травма, тяжке (серйозне) ушкодження -
19 serious misconduct
серйозний проступок; серйозне порушення ( дисципліни) -
20 serious objection
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