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прил.1) общ. дополнительныйTo make a final decision they need ancillary evidence. — Для принятия окончательного решения им необходимы дополнительные факты.
Syn:2) эк. подчиненный, второстепенный, подсобный (о работниках или ресурсах, которые заняты в обеспечении каких-л. вспомогательных функций по отношению к основному производству; также о фирмах или отраслях, которые производят вспомогательные продукты для каких-то других продуктов)See:ancillary company, ancillary credit business, ancillary customer service, ancillary firm, ancillary goods, ancillary industry, ancillary product, ancillary service, ancillary staff3) юр. сопутствующий, смежный (о каких-л. правах или исках, которые дополняют друг друга, относятся к одному и тому же объекту или субъекту права)The division issues building permits and ancillary permits such as plumbing, mechanical, and electrical.
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