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1 transfer of an alien population to the occupied territories
Дипломатический термин: переселение инородного населения на оккупированные территорииУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > transfer of an alien population to the occupied territories
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2 transfer of an alien population to the occupied territories
Англо-русский дипломатический словарь > transfer of an alien population to the occupied territories
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3 transfer of an alien population to the occupied territories
English-russian dctionary of diplomacy > transfer of an alien population to the occupied territories
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4 transfer
1. n1) юр. уступка, передача (имущества, права и т.п.); цессия2) передача (вооружения, права на что-л. и т.п.); перемещение3) трансфер(т); безвозмездная социальная выплата (в системе национальных счетов)•2. v1) передавать; переносить, переставлять, перемещать2) переходить (с одной работы на другую); переводить (по службе)
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