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[΄laisns] n թույլտվության իրավունք, արտոնություն, լիցենզիա, պատենտ. driver’s licence վարորդական իրավունք. licence plate ավտոմեքենայի համարանիշ. licence to practice as a doctor բժիշկ աշխատելու իրա վունք/վկայական. marriage licence ամուս նա նալու թույլ տվություն. grant/obtain a licence թույլտվություն տալ/ ստանալ. issue a licence լիցենզիա տալ. import under licence թույլտվությամբ ներմուծել. licence a car ավտո մեքենան գրանցել -
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3 licence
إباحةإجازةترخيصتصريحدعارةسفاحفحشاءفسوقليسانس -
4 Licence agreement
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5 Licence for the sale of
ترخيص بيع منتج مسجل -
6 Licence; license
رخصة ، إذن ، شهادة جامعية -
7 licence plate number [UK]
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > licence plate number [UK]
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8 licence plate rim [UK]
English-Arabic automotive engineering dictionary > licence plate rim [UK]
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9 Automobile licence
رخصة تسيير سيارة -
10 Building licence
ترخيص بناء، رخصة بناء -
11 Cancellation of a licence
إلغاء ترخيصEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Cancellation of a licence
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12 Car licence
ترخيص تسيير سيارة -
13 Compulsory licence
رخصة إجبارية -
14 Contractual licence
رخصة تعاقدية -
15 Dealer's licence
رخصة المتعامل. رخصة الصراف -
16 Deed of arrangement; letter of licence
اتفاق، عقد اتفاق ، عقد تصالح رَسَمَّى بين المفلس ودائنيهEnglish-Arabic economic glossary > Deed of arrangement; letter of licence
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17 Driving licence
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18 Exchange licence
ترخيص نَقْدِي ، موافقة نقدية -
19 Export licence
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20 Import licence
إذن استيراد
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