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81 with the utmost promptness
Общая лексика: в самом срочном порядкеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with the utmost promptness
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82 with the utmost reluctance
Общая лексика: скрепя сердцеУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with the utmost reluctance
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83 with the utmost stretch of (one's) powers
Общая лексика: мобилизовав все свои силыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with the utmost stretch of (one's) powers
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84 exploit to the utmost
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85 exploiting to the utmost
Англо-русский экономический словарь > exploiting to the utmost
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86 with the utmost stretch of powers
Общая лексика: (one's) мобилизовав все свои силыУниверсальный англо-русский словарь > with the utmost stretch of powers
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87 exert oneself to the utmost
להתאמץ עד גבול היכולת* * *◙ תלוכיה לובג דע ץמאתהל◄ -
88 with the utmost promptitude
English-Ukrainian law dictionary > with the utmost promptitude
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89 exert to the utmost
berjerih-payah -
90 to the utmost of my powers
adv. gücüm yettiğince, gücümün sonuna kadar -
91 to the utmost of my powers
adv. gücüm yettiğince, gücümün sonuna kadar -
92 with the utmost rigo
با كمال سخت گيري،با سختگيري هر چه بيشتر -
93 exert oneself to the utmost
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94 with the utmost care
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95 to the utmost extent
augstākā mērā -
96 exert oneself to the utmost
anstränga sig till det yttersta -
97 go the utmost length
• ići do krajnjih granica; otići do krajnjih granica -
98 to the utmost extent
• do krajnje mere -
99 exert oneself to the utmost extent
Новый англо-русский словарь > exert oneself to the utmost extent
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100 to the utmost extent
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