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Военный термин: назначение на штатную должностьУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > appointment on the establishment
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English-Russian military dictionary > appointment on the establishment
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English-Russian dictionary of terms that are used in computer games > appointment on the establishment
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назначение ( на должность) ; присвоение звания; должность; место, назначение -
5 штатный
прил. regular;
on the staff/establishment штатный сотрудник ≈ staf;
разг. staffer штатный работник ≈ member of the staff, permanent employee штатный преподаватель ≈ teacher on the staff штатное расписание ≈ list of members of staff штатный состав ≈ regular authorized establishment;
complementштатн|ый - regular, permanent;
on the staff после сущ. ;
он ~ сотрудник he is on the staff;
~ая должность permanent appointment.
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