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1 впевнений
assured, confident -
2 гарантований
assured, certified, ensured, GTD, guaranteed, secured, warranted -
3 забезпечений
assured, covered, ensured, provided, secured -
4 застраховане орендоване майно
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > застраховане орендоване майно
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5 застрахований
assured, insured -
6 застрахована сума
Українсько-англійський юридичний словник > застрахована сума
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7 заспокоюватися
= заспокоїтися1) to calm oneself, to quiet down, to become quiet, to be appeased ( soothed), to compose oneselfзаспокойтеся! — make your mind easy!; compose yourself!, don't worry!, rest assured!
2) ( стихати - про біль) to go off, to relax; (про вітер, море) to calm down, to abate -
8 застрахований
insured, assured, insurant, secure -
9 незастрахований
uninsured; not insured; not assured -
10 певний
1) ( упевнений) sure, confident, positive ( чогось - of)будьте певні — rest assured, don't you worry, you may be sure
2) ( точно визначений) definite, determinate, determined, specific3) ( деякий) certain4) ( правильний) true, correct, right5) (про людину, засіб, спосіб) sure, trustworthy, unfailing, infallible -
11 розвідані запаси
explored (prospected, assured, established) reserves -
12 самовпевнений
presumptuous, overweening, stuck-up, assured, self-reliant, self-confident; ( надмірно) self-opinionated; bumptious, cocksure, coxy, cocksy, cocky, perky; sl nervy -
13 вигодонабувач
beneficiary; payee (страх.); assured (страх.); insured (страх.) -
14 додатковий страхувальник
additional insured; co-insured; co-assured -
15 застрахований
( страхувальник) insured; assured -
16 співстрахувальник
additional insured; co-insured; co-assured -
17 страхувальник
insured; assured
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